The ETIQ Engine helps teams who build machine learning models find and mitigate negative biases at the earliest possible stage, before time and money is wasted training a model on biased data. ETIQ helps companies avoid reputational threats, meet regulatory requirements such as GDPR or discrimination laws and, more generally, build services appropriate for a variety of groups in their consumer base.
To get started with this package, view our quickstart guide at https://docs.etiq.ai/
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