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An explanation needs to have explanatory power, which is a statistical concept. Also specificity. The "sum of numbers" explanation is not specific - it can be u
by AstralStorm 8y ago
An explanation needs to have explanatory power, which is a statistical concept. Also specificity. The "sum of numbers" explanation is not specific - it can be used to justify anything. Additionally it has low power as minor changes will result in a different outcome.
A Markov model can give you some of that information, unlike a neural net, but it is still hard to get them to be specific.
An expert system can be specific and use an approach with good statistical power, but it's at a mercy of anyone putting the data in. (unless somehow extended to statistically evaluate the inputs too somehow)