Re:Sometimes, requiring explanability is counterproductive
by naresh_xai on Thursday February 06, 2020 @02:11AM
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Which is strongly misleading tradeoff. For a ton of tasks, deep learning methods are no better than white box regression or tree ensemble methods.
And there is no reason to expect that a deep learning model has to be unexplainable. Heβs putting up a mystical interpretability vs accuracy tradeoff which does not exist.
There is a ton of research out there making deep neural networks (slightly to significantly interpretable)
And there is no reason to expect that a deep learning model has to be unexplainable. Heβs putting up a mystical interpretability vs accuracy tradeoff which does not exist.
There is a ton of research out there making deep neural networks (slightly to significantly interpretable)