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Quantitative Attributions with Counterfactuals

2024-12-02

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We address the problem of explaining the decision process of deep neural network classifiers on images, which is of particular importance in biomedical datasets where class-relevant differences are not always obvious to a human observer. Our proposed solution, termed quantitative attribution with counterfactuals (QuAC), generates visual explanations that highlight class-relevant differences by attributing the clas...

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2da829ba-257a-5c69-bd8a-1650e46317fd
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10.1101/2024.11.26.625505
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