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The computer vision bias trilogy: Drift and monitoring.
Unforeseen data may be presented to the computer vision system during operation despite careful mitigation of datasets and shortcuts.
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If the past three years have taught us anything, it is that the world around us can take unexpected turns. The same can be true for your computer vision models.
Unforeseen data may be presented to the computer vision model during operation despite careful mitigation of datasets and shortcuts. One such phenomenon is data drift.
A hospital may change their x-ray machine and keep using the same computer vision model to diagnose, even though the system was not trained with this kind of input data. Similarly, an autonomous car solely built for European streets notable for their twists and turns, may not perform as expected if deployed in an American city.
Fail, but fail gracefully.
ML models tend to fail silently and make predictions regardless, albeit erroneous ones. One can mitigate operational bias by adding the right mitigation strategies: the wider ML system should detect in operation if an image looks “suspicious” or “unknown”, and gracefully fail (for example, by asking the doctor for a closer look).
Out-of-distribution detection.
The problem of finding such problematic inputs is called out-of-distribution detection. The challenging problem involves comparing the distribution of high-dimensional objects. If you’re interested in learning more about it, the research in the area is extensive [1], [2], [3]. Note that out-of-distribution detection is a key part of many learning systems.
For example, Generative Adversarial Networks train a discriminator network whose sole task is to detect if a generated image is “suspicious” when judged against a reference dataset. Systems in production should be endowed with an out-of-distribution detector in order to detect problematic samples on the fly. If a problematic image is detected, the system should fail gracefully, thus reducing the risk of silent failures of your computer vision system.
It is essential to keep data drift in mind once your system is in production. Keeping the data and model up-to-date is just a part of any AI’s lifecycle. In the meantime, ensure that mitigation strategies are in place so those suspicious outcomes are detected and looked at by humans in the loop.
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