Optimal transport-based approaches are being used for deriving counterfactuals to quantify algorithmic discrimination.
Alternative methodologies have been proposed to address challenges in interpreting these methods, such as using causal graphs and iterative quantile regressions.
Transporting categorical variables has been a challenge, which led to the proposal of a novel approach involving converting them into compositional data and transporting within the probabilistic simplex of R^d.
The effectiveness of this approach was demonstrated through an illustration on real-world data, along with discussions on limitations.