Hadis Anahideh (@hadisanahideh) 's Twitter Profile
Hadis Anahideh

@hadisanahideh

Assistent Professor UIC

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UIC Mechanical and Industrial Engineering (@mie_uic) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Research Assistant Professor Hadis Anahideh received a new grant from the U.S. Department of Education to develop a new fair Multivariate Adaptive Regression Splines statistical model to predict college-student success. #UIC #Engineering #Chicago #Research #education

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Congratulations to Hadis Anahideh (UIC Engineering UIC Mechanical and Industrial Engineering) and @gandaradenisa (UT Austin College of Education) who have received an #IESFunded #NCER award to develop a new, fair, and explainable statistical model to predict college-student success. Learn more: ies.ed.gov/funding/grants…

Congratulations to <a href="/hadisanahideh/">Hadis Anahideh</a> (<a href="/UICEngineering/">UIC Engineering</a> <a href="/MIE_UIC/">UIC Mechanical and Industrial Engineering</a>) and @gandaradenisa (<a href="/UTAustin/">UT Austin</a> <a href="/utexascoe/">College of Education</a>) who have received an #IESFunded #NCER award to develop a new, fair, and explainable statistical model to predict college-student success. Learn more: ies.ed.gov/funding/grants…
UIC Mechanical and Industrial Engineering (@mie_uic) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Assistant professor Hadis Anahideh is leading a U.S. Department of Education funded project using artificial intelligence and machine learning models to predict a college student’s outcome fairly. mie.uic.edu/news-stories/e…

Assistant professor <a href="/hadisanahideh/">Hadis Anahideh</a> is leading a <a href="/usedgov/">U.S. Department of Education</a> funded project using artificial intelligence and machine learning models to predict a college student’s outcome fairly.
mie.uic.edu/news-stories/e…
AERA (@aera_edresearch) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Predictive algorithms commonly used by colleges & universities to determine whether students will be successful may be racially biased against Black & Hispanic students, according to research in Editors - AERA Open. Denisa Gandara Hadis Anahideh Matthew Ison, Ph.D. aera.net/Newsroom/Insid…

Predictive algorithms commonly used by colleges &amp; universities to determine whether students will be successful may be racially biased against Black &amp; Hispanic students, according to research in <a href="/AeraOpen/">Editors - AERA Open</a>. <a href="/GandaraDenisa/">Denisa Gandara</a> <a href="/hadisanahideh/">Hadis Anahideh</a> <a href="/MatthewIson14/">Matthew Ison, Ph.D.</a>  aera.net/Newsroom/Insid…
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Co-authors of the Editors - AERA Open study "Inside the Black Box: Detecting and Mitigating Algorithmic Bias Across Racialized Groups in College Student-Success Prediction" Denisa Gandara and Hadis Anahideh discuss the findings and implications in this video:youtube.com/watch?v=DVsEEF…

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Algorithms used to predict student success produced false negatives for 19% of Black and 21% of Latinx students, incorrectly calculating these percentages of students would fail out of college, according to research in Editors - AERA Open, via Diverse: Issues In Higher Education diverseeducation.com/reports-data/a…