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XElemNet: A Machine Learning Framework that Applies a Suite of Explainable AI (XAI) for Deep Neural Networks in Materials Science

Marktechpost

Deep learning has made advances in various fields, and it has made its way into material sciences as well. From tasks like predicting material properties to optimizing compositions, deep learning has accelerated material design and facilitated exploration in expansive materials spaces. Check out the Paper.

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AI and Financial Crime Prevention: Why Banks Need a Balanced Approach

Unite.AI

AI systems, especially deep learning models, can be difficult to interpret. To ensure accountability while adopting AI, banks need careful planning, thorough testing, specialized compliance frameworks and human oversight.

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easy-explain: Explainable AI for YoloV8

Towards AI

(Left) Photo by Pawel Czerwinski on Unsplash U+007C (Right) Unsplash Image adjusted by the showcased algorithm Introduction It’s been a while since I created this package ‘easy-explain’ and published on Pypi. A few weeks ago, I needed an explainability algorithm for a YoloV8 model. The truth is, I couldn’t find anything.

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Top 10 Explainable AI (XAI) Frameworks

Marktechpost

To ensure practicality, interpretable AI systems must offer insights into model mechanisms, visualize discrimination rules, or identify factors that could perturb the model. Explainable AI (XAI) aims to balance model explainability with high learning performance, fostering human understanding, trust, and effective management of AI partners.

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Enhancing AI Transparency and Trust with Composite AI

Unite.AI

Composite AI is a cutting-edge approach to holistically tackling complex business problems. These techniques include Machine Learning (ML), deep learning , Natural Language Processing (NLP) , Computer Vision (CV) , descriptive statistics, and knowledge graphs. Transparency is fundamental for responsible AI usage.

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ImandraX: A Breakthrough in Neurosymbolic AI Reasoning and Automated Logical Verification

Unite.AI

As AI systems increasingly power mission-critical applications across industries such as finance, defense, healthcare, and autonomous systems, the demand for trustworthy, explainable, and mathematically rigorous reasoning has never been higher. Raising the Bar in AI Reasoning Denis Ignatovich, Co-founder and Co-CEO of Imandra Inc.,

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Generative AI vs. predictive AI: What’s the difference?

IBM Journey to AI blog

Most generative AI models start with a foundation model , a type of deep learning model that “learns” to generate statistically probable outputs when prompted. Conversely, predictive AI estimates are more explainable because they’re grounded on numbers and statistics.