'Choose your Data Wisely': Active Learning based Selection with Multi-Objective Optimisation for Mitigating Stereotypes
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- Ingo Frommholz,
- Frank Hopfgartner,
- Mark Lee,
- Michael Oakes,
- Program Chairs:
- Mounia Lalmas,
- Min Zhang,
- Rodrygo Santos
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