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The Limitations of SHAP
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Introduction You've seen (and used) techniques to extract general insights from a machine learning model. But what if you want to break down how the model works for an individual prediction? SHAP Val...
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SHAP — which stands for SHapley Additive exPlanations — is probably the state of the art in Machine Learning explainability. This algorithm was first published in 2017 by Lundberg and Lee (here is…
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SHAP values are used to explain individual predictions made by a model. It does this by giving the contributions of each factor to the final prediction. SHAP interaction values extend on this by…
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The ins and outs of a powerful explainable-AI approach Photo by Héctor J. Rivas on Unsplash The power and size of machine learning models have grown to new heights in recent years. With greater compl...
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Standard Kernel SHAP has arrived in R. We show how well it plays together with deep learning in Keras Continue reading: Kernel SHAP
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Kernel SHAP is a model agnostic method to approximate SHAP values using ideas from LIME and Shapley values. This is my second article on SHAP. Refer to my previous post here for a theoretical…
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Recap We started by learning about permutation importance and partial dependence plots for an overview of what the model has learned. We then learned about SHAP values to break down the components of...
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Tree SHAP is an algorithm to compute exact SHAP values for Decision Trees based models. SHAP (SHapley Additive exPlanation) is a game theoretic approach to explain the output of any machine learning…
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An introduction and a case study Image by Evan Dennis As explained in my previous post, the framework of SHAP values, widely used for machine learning explainability has unfortunately failed to refle...
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Blackbox algorithms can be loosely defined as algorithms whose output is not easily interpretable or is non-interpretable altogether. Meaning you get an output from an input but you don’t understand…
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Two examples of the weak points of SHAP values and an overview of possible solutions SHAP values seem to remove the trade-off between the complexity of machine learning models and the difficulty of i...
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For a given prediction, SHAP values can tell us how much each factor in a model has contributed to the prediction. We can also aggregate SHAP values to understand how the model makes predictions in…
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Visualize SHAP values without tears. Continue reading: Visualize SHAP Values without Tears
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A guide to the code and interpreting SHAP plots when your model predicts a categorical target variable Photo by Nika Benedictova on Unsplash SHAP values give the contribution of a model feature to a ...
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In machine learning, there has been a trade-off between model complexity and model performance. Complex machine learning models e.g. deep learning (that perform better than interpretable models e.g…
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The "shapviz" package now plays well together with H2O. Continue reading: shapviz goes H2O
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SHAP (SHapley Additive exPlanations) by Lundberg and Lee (2017) 69 is a method to explain individual predictions. SHAP is based on the game theoretically optimal Shapley values . There are two reasons...
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Before we get to the “why” part of the question, let’s understand what is meant by Interpretability. While there is no mathematical definition for interpretability, a heuristic definition like the…
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Learn the ins and outs of explaining any black-box models with SHAP and Shapley values in this comprehensive model explainability guide.
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