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Again the non-sequitur argument of an explainable model must be worse than a deep learning system and there has to be a tradeoff. You don’t need to reduce comp
by naresh_xai 7y ago
Again the non-sequitur argument of an explainable model must be worse than a deep learning system and there has to be a tradeoff.
You don’t need to reduce complexity to induce explainability. You just need to decompose the function into smaller parts which you can understand.
Contrastive LRP for example is a Function decomposition technique for explaining deep neural networks with high fidelity.