AI Interpretability Method
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An AI Interpretability Method is an analysis method that explains AI system decisions, model behaviors, or internal representations.
- AKA: Explainable AI Method, AI Transparency Technique, Model Interpretability Approach, XAI Method.
- Context:
- It can typically reveal Decision-Making Processes of black-box models.
- It can typically identify Feature Importance and causal relationships.
- It can typically detect Model Biases and failure modes.
- It can typically support AI Safety Research and alignment verifications.
- It can often trade off between Interpretability and model performances.
- It can often require Domain Expertise for result interpretations.
- It can often enable Regulatory Compliance and audit requirements.
- It can range from being a Local AI Interpretability Method to being a Global AI Interpretability Method, depending on its explanation scope.
- It can range from being a Post-Hoc Interpretability Method to being an Intrinsic Interpretability Method, depending on its application timing.
- It can range from being a Model-Agnostic Method to being a Model-Specific Method, depending on its architecture dependence.
- It can range from being a Qualitative Interpretability Method to being a Quantitative Interpretability Method, depending on its output type.
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- Example:
- Feature-Based Methods, such as:
- SHAP (SHapley Additive exPlanations) computing feature contributions.
- LIME (Local Interpretable Model-agnostic Explanations) approximating local behaviors.
- Integrated Gradients attributing predictions to input features.
- Internal Analysis Methods, such as:
- Mechanistic Interpretability Technique understanding neural circuits.
- Attention Visualization showing transformer focuss.
- Activation Maximization revealing learned patterns.
- Behavioral Methods, such as:
- Counterfactual Explanation showing decision boundarys.
- Concept Activation Vector identifying high-level concepts.
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- Feature-Based Methods, such as:
- Counter-Example:
- Performance Metric, which measures accuracy not explainability.
- Model Architecture, which defines structure not interpretation.
- Training Algorithm, which optimizes parameters not understanding.
- Black-Box Testing, which evaluates output not reasoning.
- See: Explainable AI, AI Transparency, Mechanistic Interpretability Technique, Feature Attribution, Model Explanation, AI Safety, Neural Network Analysis, Decision Tree, Attention Mechanism, AI Audit.