Search Results for author: Solenne Gaucher

Found 6 papers, 1 papers with code

Fair learning with Wasserstein barycenters for non-decomposable performance measures

no code implementations1 Sep 2022 Solenne Gaucher, Nicolas Schreuder, Evgenii Chzhen

In the awareness framework, akin to the classical unconstrained classification case, we show that maximizing accuracy under this fairness constraint is equivalent to solving a corresponding regression problem followed by thresholding at level $1/2$.

Classification Fairness +1

The price of unfairness in linear bandits with biased feedback

no code implementations18 Mar 2022 Solenne Gaucher, Alexandra Carpentier, Christophe Giraud

We also derive gap-dependent upper bounds on the regret, and matching lower bounds for some problem instance. Interestingly, these results reveal a transition between a regime where the problem is as difficult as its unbiased counterpart, and a regime where it can be much harder.

Attribute Decision Making

Optimality of variational inference for stochasticblock model with missing links

no code implementations NeurIPS 2021 Solenne Gaucher, Olga Klopp

This provides the first minimax optimal and tractable estimator for the problem of parameter estimation for the stochastic block model with missing links.

Stochastic Block Model Variational Inference

Hierarchical transfer learning with applications for electricity load forecasting

1 code implementation16 Nov 2021 Anestis Antoniadis, Solenne Gaucher, Yannig Goude

The recent abundance of data on electricity consumption at different scales opens new challenges and highlights the need for new techniques to leverage information present at finer scales in order to improve forecasts at wider scales.

Additive models Load Forecasting +1

Finite Continuum-Armed Bandits

no code implementations NeurIPS 2020 Solenne Gaucher

Under natural assumptions on the reward function, we prove that the optimal regret scales as $O(T^{1/3})$ up to poly-logarithmic factors when the budget $T$ is proportional to the number of actions $N$.

Outliers Detection in Networks with Missing Links

no code implementations29 Nov 2019 Solenne Gaucher, Olga Klopp, Geneviève Robin

The proposed method is statistically sound: we prove that, under fairly general assumptions, our algorithm exactly detects the outliers, and achieves the best known error for the prediction of missing links with polynomial computation cost.

Epidemiology Link Prediction

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