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| author | Mendez, Julian Alfredo Kampik, Timotheus |
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| contents | This paper presents the AR fairness metamodel, aimed at formally representing, analyzing, and comparing fairness scenarios. The metamodel provides an abstract representation of fairness, enabling the formal definition of fairness notions. We instantiate the metamodel through several examples, with a particular focus on comparing the notions of equity and equality.
We use the Tiles framework, which offers modular components that can be interconnected to represent various definitions of fairness. Its primary objective is to support the operationalization of AR-based fairness definitions in a range of scenarios, providing a robust method for defining, comparing, and evaluating fairness.
Tiles has an open-source implementation for fairness modeling and evaluation. |
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| spellingShingle | Specification, Application, and Operationalization of a Metamodel of Fairness Mendez, Julian Alfredo Kampik, Timotheus Computers and Society Artificial Intelligence This paper presents the AR fairness metamodel, aimed at formally representing, analyzing, and comparing fairness scenarios. The metamodel provides an abstract representation of fairness, enabling the formal definition of fairness notions. We instantiate the metamodel through several examples, with a particular focus on comparing the notions of equity and equality. We use the Tiles framework, which offers modular components that can be interconnected to represent various definitions of fairness. Its primary objective is to support the operationalization of AR-based fairness definitions in a range of scenarios, providing a robust method for defining, comparing, and evaluating fairness. Tiles has an open-source implementation for fairness modeling and evaluation. |
| title | Specification, Application, and Operationalization of a Metamodel of Fairness |
| topic | Computers and Society Artificial Intelligence |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2511.11144 |