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This paper claims that one can hack WEAT by cherry-picking words in A and B. The RIPA can protect against such hacking.
A
B
The method RIPA does not appear to be difficult to implement. But the fact that the paper doesn't publish any data bothers me.
Words in A and B must be in pair, e.g.
A <- c("man", "men", "king") B <- c("woman", "women", "queen")
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This paper claims that one can hack WEAT by cherry-picking words in
A
andB
. The RIPA can protect against such hacking.The method RIPA does not appear to be difficult to implement. But the fact that the paper doesn't publish any data bothers me.
Words in
A
andB
must be in pair, e.g.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: