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You, the person expecting an explanation, won't have access to the model to twiddle with the parameters and see what happens. In this case I'm assuming somethin
by jerf 6y ago
You, the person expecting an explanation, won't have access to the model to twiddle with the parameters and see what happens. In this case I'm assuming something like "the bank explaining to you why your loan was accepted/rejected", not just the model explaining to the bank employees why it was accepted/rejected, because this is where the social friction is and why anybody cares at all about explanations.
- tshaddox 6y agoIf you have no way of determining whether the explanation is valid then it might as well be a completely made up explanation anyway.