This paper examines bias mitigation strategies for misogynous memes, improving prediction accuracy and fairness.
In this paper, we address the problem of automatic misogynous meme recognition by dealing with potentially biased elements that could lead to unfair models. In particular, a bias estimation technique is used to identify those textual and visual elements that unintendedly affect the model prediction, and a few bias mitigation methods are proposed, investigating two different types of debiasing strategies, i.e., at training time and at inference time. The proposed approaches achieve remarkable results both in terms of prediction and generalization capabilities.
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