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most citedThe Effect of Task Ordering in Continual Learning

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cs.LG2024

The Pragmatic Frames of Spurious Correlations in Machine Learning: Interpreting How and Why They Matter

Samuel J. Bell, Skyler Wang

Learning correlations from data forms the foundation of today's machine learning (ML) and artificial intelligence research. While contemporary methods enable the automatic discover…

cs.LG2024

An Effective Theory of Bias Amplification

Arjun Subramonian, Samuel J. Bell, Levent Sagun +1

Machine learning models can capture and amplify biases present in data, leading to disparate test performance across social groups. To better understand, evaluate, and mitigate the…

cs.LG2024

Reassessing the Validity of Spurious Correlations Benchmarks

Samuel J. Bell, Diane Bouchacourt, Levent Sagun

Neural networks can fail when the data contains spurious correlations. To understand this phenomenon, researchers have proposed numerous spurious correlations benchmarks upon which…

cs.LG2022★ 8 cited

The Effect of Task Ordering in Continual Learning

Samuel J. Bell, Neil D. Lawrence

We investigate the effect of task ordering on continual learning performance. We conduct an extensive series of empirical experiments on synthetic and naturalistic datasets and sho…

cs.LG2021★ 3 cited

Perspectives on Machine Learning from Psychology's Reproducibility Crisis

Samuel J. Bell, Onno P. Kampman

In the early 2010s, a crisis of reproducibility rocked the field of psychology. Following a period of reflection, the field has responded with radical reform of its scientific prac…