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What is the goal of Explainable AI (XAI)?

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To make machine learning models understandable to humans, improving transparency and trust in AI systems.

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What are the two main approaches to achieving model understanding?

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Inherently explainable models and post-hoc explanations for pre-built models.

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What are some examples of inherently explainable models?

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Decision Trees, Linear Regression, and Rule-Based Systems.

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What are LIME and SHAP used for?

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LIME and SHAP are tools for post-hoc explanations, used to interpret predictions of complex models.

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Why is model understanding important?

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It helps with debugging, detecting biases, providing recourse, and assessing when to trust model predictions.

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What is the main challenge with explainability in AI?

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There is little consensus on what constitutes explainability and how to evaluate it effectively.

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What are the three types of explainability evaluation?

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Application-grounded, human-grounded, and functionally-grounded evaluations.

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What does application-grounded evaluation involve?

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It uses real humans and real tasks, typically with domain experts working on exact or simplified tasks.

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What does human-grounded evaluation involve?

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It involves real humans completing simplified tasks, often with laypeople, and is less expensive than other evaluations.

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What does functionally-grounded evaluation involve?

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It uses proxies instead of humans, suitable for models that are already validated or when human experiments are unethical.

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What are some key motivations for XAI?

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Safety, nondiscrimination, and the right to explanation in high-stakes ML applications.

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What is an example of a post-hoc explanation tool?

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LIME (Local Interpretable Model-agnostic Explanations) or SHAP (SHapley Additive exPlanations).

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Why might inherently explainable models be preferred?

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They provide transparency and clarity in decision-making, especially in settings where accuracy and explainability trade-offs exist.

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What is the course objective for DSCI 789?

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To learn and implement SOTA XAI models, understand when and why interpretability is needed, and conduct a research project.

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What should students expect to do in each lecture?

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Attend instructor-led lectures, participate in group discussions, and present their findings on XAI models.

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