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Title
Introduction to Interpretable AI
Lecturer
Mara Graziani, mara.graziani@hevs.ch
Henning Müller, henning.mueller@hevs.ch
Organizer/s
Institute of Information Systems, University of Applied Sciences of Western Switzerland
Course Duration
16 hours
Course Type
Short Course
Participation terms
The course is organized for self-study. If you need supervision on the assignments, please fill contact the lecturers and we will do our best to provide you with proper supervision.
Lecture Plan
1. The “where and why” of interpretability. Reading of taxonomy papers and perspectives. 2. The “three dimensions” of interpretability. Activation Maximization, LIME surrogates, Class Activation maps and Concept Attribution methods seen in details with hands-on exercises. Mara Graziani 3. From attention models and eye tracking to explainability. Invited talk by Prof. Jenny Benoit Pineau 4. Concept-based interpretability 5. LIME for Medical Imaging data, presentation by Iam Palatnik (Ph.D.) 6. Causal analysis for Interpretability, presentation by Sumedha Singla (Ph.D. student) 7. Pitfalls of Saliency Map Interpretation in Deep Neural Networks, presentation by Suraj Srinivas (Ph.D.) 8. Evaluation of interpretability methods. Reading of papers and hands-on exercises.
Language
English
Modality (online/in person):
Online
