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20202024
most citedBias in Machine Learning -- What is it Good for?

51 citations · 65 across the 6 of their papers we have counts for

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6 papers

cs.RO2024

The experience of humans' and robots' mutual (im)politeness in enacted service scenarios: An empirical study

Victor Kaptelinin, Suna Bensch, Thomas Hellström +2

The paper reports an empirical study of the effect of human treatment of a robot on the social perception of the robot's behavior. The study employed an enacted interaction between…

cs.RO2023

Mining multi-modal communication patterns in interaction with explainable and non-explainable robots

Suna Bensch, Amanda Eriksson

We investigate interaction patterns for humans interacting with explainable and non-explainable robots. Non-explainable robots are here robots that do not explain their actions or…

cs.CL2021★ 8 cited

Tell Me Why You Feel That Way: Processing Compositional Dependency for Tree-LSTM Aspect Sentiment Triplet Extraction (TASTE)

A. Sutherland, S. Bensch, T. Hellström +2

Sentiment analysis has transitioned from classifying the sentiment of an entire sentence to providing the contextual information of what targets exist in a sentence, what sentiment…

cs.CL2021

Conversational Norms for Human-Robot Dialogues

Maitreyee Tewari, Thomas Hellström, Suna Bensch

This paper describes a recently initiated research project aiming at supporting development of computerised dialogue systems that handle breaches of conversational norms such as th…

cs.LG2021★ 6 cited

Probing Multimodal Embeddings for Linguistic Properties: the Visual-Semantic Case

Adam Dahlgren Lindström, Suna Bensch, Johanna Björklund +1

Semantic embeddings have advanced the state of the art for countless natural language processing tasks, and various extensions to multimodal domains, such as visual-semantic embedd…

cs.AI2020★ 51 cited

Bias in Machine Learning -- What is it Good for?

Thomas Hellström, Virginia Dignum, Suna Bensch

In public media as well as in scientific publications, the term \emph{bias} is used in conjunction with machine learning in many different contexts, and with many different meaning…