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Koichi Tanaka,Yoshinori Watanabeseen as black-boxes. This has led to the development of eXplainable Artificial Intelligence (XAI) as a parallel field with the aim of investigating the behavior of deep learning models. Research in XAI, however, has almost exclusively been focused on image classification models. Dense prediction tas

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Scott Keeneyson-based neuro-symbolic architecture. The core idea behind the two methods is to model two different ways in which weighing default reasons can be formalized in justification logic. The two methods both assign weights to justification terms, i.e. modal-like terms that represent reasons for proposit

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Sonam Mehrotra,R. Scott Hawley,Kim S. McKimtions of input images in many cases. Consequently, heatmaps have also been leveraged for achieving weakly supervised segmentation with image-level supervision. On the other hand, losses can be imposed on differentiable heatmaps, which has been shown to serve for (1) improving heatmaps to be more hum

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Terry Ashleydomains. Explainable AI (XAI) addresses this challenge by providing additional information to help users understand the internal decision-making process of ML models. In the field of neuroscience, enriching a ML model for brain decoding with attribution-based XAI techniques means being able to highl

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Celia A. May,M. Timothy Slingsby,Alec J. Jeffreysderstanding the inner workings of these black box models remains challenging, yet crucial for high-stake decisions. Among the prominent approaches for explaining these black boxes are feature attribution methods, which assign relevance or contribution scores to each input variable for a model predic

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Haris Kokotas,Maria Grigoriadou,Michael B. Petersenations. For reinforcement learning (RL), achieving explainability is particularly challenging because agent decisions depend on the context of a trajectory, which makes data temporal and non-i.i.d. In the field of XAI, Shapley values and SHAP in particular are among the most widely used techniques.