Tag: Machine Learning Interpretibility

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Interpretable or Accurate? Why Not Both?

Building interpretable Boosting Models with IntepretML Originally published here As summed up by Miller, interpretability refers to the degree to which a human can understand the cause of a decision. A common notion in the machine learning community is that a trade-off exists between accuracy and interpretability. This means that the learning methods that are more … Continue reading Interpretable or Accurate? Why Not Both?

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Shapley summary plots: the latest addition to the H2O.ai’s Explainability arsenal

Originally published at https://www.h2o.ai on April 21, 2021. It is impossible to deploy successful AI models without taking into account or analyzing the risk element involved. Model overfitting, perpetuating historical human bias, and data drift are some of the concerns that need to be taken care of before putting the models into production. At H2O.ai, Machine Learning … Continue reading Shapley summary plots: the latest addition to the H2O.ai’s Explainability arsenal