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Explanations-Driven Active Feature Acquisition for Algorithmic Recourse
Algorithmic recourse methods typically assume that a predictive model has access to all features of an individual. In practice, decisions are often made with partial information, because features are costly to acquire. Active feature acquisition addresses cost-constrained prediction, but existing me
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