How we can peek inside the machine: simple model explanations
Machines learn stuff, but we often don't know why they pick one answer over another, and that can feel odd.
That matters because people need to trust decisions, fix issues, or simply understand a result better.
Some models are easy to read, yet many act like a black-box — inner parts hidden and hard to follow.
Instead of forcing only simple models, you can use methods that try to explain any model, like pointing a lamp at one decision so its clue shows up.
Those ways are flexible, they work with many models and help designers, everyday users, and teams to improve things.
One approach called LIME makes short, local summaries so you can see why a single prediction was made and helps finding bugs faster.
In short, clear explanations give people more control, better fixes and more confidence, which makes smart tools easier to use and so they help more people.
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Model-Agnostic Interpretability of Machine Learning
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