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eess.IV2025

Investigating Label Bias and Representational Sources of Age-Related Disparities in Medical Segmentation

Aditya Parikh, Sneha Das, Aasa Feragen

Algorithmic bias in medical imaging can perpetuate health disparities, yet its causes remain poorly understood in segmentation tasks. While fairness has been extensively studied in…

cs.CV2025

Who Does Your Algorithm Fail? Investigating Age and Ethnic Bias in the MAMA-MIA Dataset

Aditya Parikh, Sneha Das, Aasa Feragen

Deep learning models aim to improve diagnostic workflows, but fairness evaluation remains underexplored beyond classification, e.g., in image segmentation. Unaddressed segmentation…

cs.CY2025

The Cost-Benefit of Interdisciplinarity in AI for Mental Health

Katerina Drakos, Eva Paraschou, Simay Toplu +4

Artificial intelligence has been introduced as a way to improve access to mental health support. However, most AI mental health chatbots rely on a limited range of disciplinary inp…

cs.LG2025

Evaluation of Stress Detection as Time Series Events -- A Novel Window-Based F1-Metric

Harald Vilhelm Skat-Rørdam, Sneha Das, Kathrine Sofie Rasmussen +2

Accurate evaluation of event detection in time series is essential for applications such as stress monitoring with wearable devices, where ground truth is typically annotated as si…

cs.CL2025

EmoTale: An Enacted Speech-emotion Dataset in Danish

Maja J. Hjuler, Harald V. Skat-Rørdam, Line H. Clemmensen +1

While multiple emotional speech corpora exist for commonly spoken languages, there is a lack of functional datasets for smaller (spoken) languages, such as Danish. To our knowledge…

cs.SD2025

Exploring Local Interpretable Model-Agnostic Explanations for Speech Emotion Recognition with Distribution-Shift

Maja J. Hjuler, Line H. Clemmensen, Sneha Das

We introduce EmoLIME, a version of local interpretable model-agnostic explanations (LIME) for black-box Speech Emotion Recognition (SER) models. To the best of our knowledge, this…