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Different Views of Interpretability

In: Interpretability for Industry 4.0 : Statistical and Machine Learning Approaches

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  • Bertrand Iooss

    (Chatou and SINCLAIR AI Lab, EDF R&D)

  • Ron Kenett

    (KPA Group and Samuel Neaman Institute)

  • Piercesare Secchi

    (Department of Mathematics)

Abstract

Interpretability, in the context of machine learning, means understanding the predictions made by the machine learning algorithm, with the aim to support human decisions based on them. In this view, interpretability can involve identifying the input features which drive the predictions. This chapter develops different issues and related methodologies of interpretability of machine learning models. Their implication for scientific and industrial studies are firstly developed. Then, the links between the generalizability of model outputs and interpretability are discussed. Finally, the deep connection between the settings of the machine learning interpretability and the ones of the model output sensitivity analysis is described.

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  • Bertrand Iooss & Ron Kenett & Piercesare Secchi, 2022. "Different Views of Interpretability," Springer Books, in: Antonio Lepore & Biagio Palumbo & Jean-Michel Poggi (ed.), Interpretability for Industry 4.0 : Statistical and Machine Learning Approaches, chapter 0, pages 1-20, Springer.
    • Handle: RePEc:spr:sprchp:978-3-031-12402-0_1
    DOI: 10.1007/978-3-031-12402-0_1
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