fairlearn.reductions.ErrorRate#
- class fairlearn.reductions.ErrorRate(*, costs=None)[source]#
Misclassification error as a moment.
A classifier \(h(X)\) has the misclassification error equal to
\[P[h(X) \ne Y]\]It is also possible to specify costs for false positives and false negatives. The error then evaluates to
\[c_{FP} P[h(X)=1, Y=0] + c_{FN} P[h(X)=0, Y=1]\]where \(c_{FP}\) and \(c_{FN}\) are the costs of false positive and false negative errors respectively. The standard misclassification error corresponds to \(c_{FP}=c_{FN}=1.0\).
- Parameters:
costs (dict) – The dictionary with keys
'fp'
and'fn'
containing the costs of false positives and false negatives. If none are provided costs of 1.0 are assumed.- Attributes:
total_samples
Return the number of samples in the data.
Methods
bound
()Return vector of fairness bound constraint the length of gamma.
gamma
(predictor)Return the gamma values for the given predictor.
load_data
(X, y, *, sensitive_features[, ...])Load the specified data into the object.
project_lambda
(lambda_vec)Return the lambda values.
signed_weights
([lambda_vec])Return the signed weights.
- load_data(X, y, *, sensitive_features, control_features=None)[source]#
Load the specified data into the object.
- short_name = 'Err'#
- property total_samples#
Return the number of samples in the data.