Questions tagged [explainable-ai]
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What do negative feature attributions in machine learning mean?
Maybe this is not a particular smart question, but I fail to understand negative feature attributions (importance scores) from algorithms such as IntegratedGradients in explainable (interpretable) ...
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SHAP values under multicolinearity/feature dependence
My task is to explain individual predictions, but having read the original paper and sifted through the internet, I am still unsure whether using something like TreeSHAP can help me with the situation ...
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The best interpretable regression model currently
I'm seeking recommendations for explainable regression models for tabular data. I'm looking for approaches that offer a balance between complexity and interpretability – something more sophisticated ...
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Shap values associated to missing features
I have a model trained with Xgboost on some training data X_train, described by 10 features (x$_{1}$,...,x$_{10}$) and some of them might exhibit some missingness, i.e. some x$_{i}$ = NaN. This is ok ...
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Can SHAP values across different models in the same family of models trained on different datasets be aggregated?
Let's say I have time - series data for 100 products in a particular store. I fit 100 regression models to generate 1-step forecasts for these products.
Let's say that all features are common across ...
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Why can a model's SHAP values change on a new dataset?
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I'm validating a model and as part of the process I've been calculating SHAP values for different validation datasets.
I've calculated SHAP values for every sample in each dataset taken ...
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How to obtain the last convolutional layer of a model in torchvision for applying grad cam?
I'm using efficient net b0 from torchvision for training a classifier for cifar10. I would like to apply grad cam for generating saliency maps for explaining the predictions. However, I'm not sure ...
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SHAP for text input: aggregating values across instances
I am working on a binary text classification task, where the input is text (~100 words long, but length varies). I am using a fine-tuned BERT-based model. My goal is to get insights about which ...
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Is there a way to know if a machine learning model is extrapolating at inference time?
I am working on a regression model, trained with a finite dataset. The algorithm that I use is a LightGBM, but I think the solution I am looking for would be algorithm-agnostic in essence.
I suspect ...
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Shapley Values: What is the permutation of a set?
Apologies if this is a very simple question--I am very new to Shapley values!
I am reading through an article on Shapley values written by some of the original authors of the SHAP paper. While their ...
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Feature importance/model exploration in a large survival model
I've built very-well performing survival model (weibull proportional hazards model for interval censored data, modelled with IcenReg) with many covariates, some ...
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Explainable AI - Noise in gradients and embeddings of large language models
I am doing experiments related to explainable AI. I have two BERT models - the standard bert-base-cased and a distilled ...
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which one between XGBoost and neural networks is more interpretable? [closed]
I have heard people say, "One of the disadvantages of neural networks is that they are generally less interpretable". But I wonder, how is another model, such as XGBoost, more interpretable ...
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Distribution of Sobol's Indices
Some background: Given a linear regression model (or any other GLM), we all know how to test the null hypothesis $\hat\beta_i=0$. The lm function in ...