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Source: ResearchGate Explainability refers to the ability to understand and evaluate the decisions and reasoning underlying the predictions from AI models (Castillo, 2021). Explainability techniques aim to reveal the inner workings of AI systems by offering insights into their predictions. What is Explainability?
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In xxAI — Beyond ExplainableAI Chapter. Editorially independent, Heartbeat is sponsored and published by Comet, an MLOps platform that enables data scientists & ML teams to track, compare, explain, & optimize their experiments. Salewski, L., Koepke, A. Lensch, H. A., & Akata, Z. Open Access. DOI: [link] Das, A.,
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