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Providing an algorithm for achieving equality of opportunity (EOpp) in rankings in the presence of position bias. This can be done in two steps: (1) debiasing training data to remove the effect of position bias (PositionBiasUtils.scala), and (2) learning the EOpp transformation using the debiased data (EOppUtils.scala). A detailed example based on simulated datasets can be found in EOppUtilsTest.scala.

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Thanks for adding this important module.

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Thanks @preetamnandy! I've approved the changes from my end.

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LGTM! Congrats on the first PR!

@basukinjal basukinjal merged commit 225de65 into linkedin:main Mar 29, 2021
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Thanks! Next time, let's squash and merge to keep the commit history clean. :)

@sriramvasudevan sriramvasudevan added the enhancement New feature or request label Mar 29, 2021
sriramvasudevan pushed a commit to sriramvasudevan/LiFT that referenced this pull request Mar 29, 2021
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