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Bias Detection

The systematic process of identifying skewed patterns, non-neutral distributions, or unfair representations within the retrieved context (RAG) or an agent's reasoning steps. In production pipelines, this involves auditing the alignment between the source documents and the final response to prevent the amplification of training-set prejudices or 'positional bias' in vector retrieval.

Definition

The systematic process of identifying skewed patterns, non-neutral distributions, or unfair representations within the retrieved context (RAG) or an agent's reasoning steps. In production pipelines, this involves auditing the alignment between the source documents and the final response to prevent the amplification of training-set prejudices or 'positional bias' in vector retrieval.

Disambiguation

Focuses on 'Retrieval Bias' and 'Output Skew' within the AI stack rather than general human sociological bias.

Visual Metaphor

"A gold-panner's sieve that catches heavy, unwanted sediment to ensure only the pure nuggets of objective, grounded facts remain."

Key Tools
RAGASArize PhoenixTruLensG-EvalDeepEval
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Conceptual Overview

The systematic process of identifying skewed patterns, non-neutral distributions, or unfair representations within the retrieved context (RAG) or an agent's reasoning steps. In production pipelines, this involves auditing the alignment between the source documents and the final response to prevent the amplification of training-set prejudices or 'positional bias' in vector retrieval.

Disambiguation

Focuses on 'Retrieval Bias' and 'Output Skew' within the AI stack rather than general human sociological bias.

Visual Analog

A gold-panner's sieve that catches heavy, unwanted sediment to ensure only the pure nuggets of objective, grounded facts remain.

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