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In this paper, we introduce the latent racial bias, a metric and method toevaluate the racial bias within specific events. For the purpose of this paperwe explore the British Home Office dataset of stop-and-search incidents. Weexplore the racial bias in the choice of targets, using a number of statisticalmodels such as graphical probabilistic and TrueSkill Ranking. Firstly, wepropose a probabilistic graphical models for modelling racial bias withinstop-and-searches and explore varying priors. Secondly using our inferencemethods, we produce a set of probability distributions for differentracial/ethnic groups based on said model and data. Finally, we produce a set ofexamples of applications of this model, predicting biases not only for stopsbut also in the reactive response by law officers.

Latent Racial Bias -- Evaluating Racism in Police Stop-and-Searches