Model-Explainability
Model explainability refers to the ability to understand and interpret the decisions made by machine learning models. As AI systems become increasingly integrated into various sectors, the demand for transparency in how these models operate has grown. Explainability is crucial for building trust, ensuring accountability, and facilitating compliance with regulations. It encompasses various techniques that help stakeholders grasp the rationale behind model predictions, thereby enabling informed decision-making. By prioritizing model explainability, organizations can mitigate risks associated with deploying AI, such as unintended biases or negative social impacts, while enhancing the overall quality and reliability of their AI systems.
Model Explainability and JRT AI
Model explainability is getting more and more common and mainstream into AI models and usage in today’s scenario. Expectation is to understand what is happening in detail and the “how” part of any…
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If Your Model Isn’t Explainable, Is It Really *Your* Model?
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Picking an explainability technique
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Explainable AI or Explainable Data Science is one of the top buzzwords of Data Science at the moment. Models that are explainable are seen as the answer to many of recently recognised problems with…
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Mixing Art into the Science of Model Explainability
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The rapid rise of large language models has dominated much of the conversation around AI in recent months—which is understandable, given LLMs’ novelty and the speed of their integration into the daily...
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I’ve interviewed many data scientists in the last 10 years, and model explainability techniques are my favorite topic to distinguish the very best data scientists from the average. Some people think…
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