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Learn Explainable AI

Unlock explainable AI techniques to interpret machine learning models, from linear regression to neural networks, using SHAP, LIME, and feature importance methods.
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Overview

Unlock the power of explainable AI (XAI) and gain insights into how machine learning models make decisions! In this course, you'll explore key techniques for interpreting models, from simple linear regression to complex neural networks.

You'll learn how to analyze feature importance, visualize decision-making processes, and build more transparent AI systems. We’ll cover fundamental XAI methods, including linear model coefficients, tree-based feature importance, permutation importance, partial dependence (PDP), and individual conditional expectation (ICE) plots.

You'll also dive into SHAP (Shapley Additive Explanations) and LIME (Local Interpretable Model-agnostic Explanations) to better understand model predictions at both global and individual levels.

Syllabus

  • Introduction to Explainable AI: Learn how to use explainable AI techniques, including linear model coefficients, tree-based feature importance, permutation importance, and PDP/ICE plots.
  • Lesson: Introduction to Explainable AI
    Project: Explainable AI in Employee Attrition Prediction
    Quiz: Introduction to XAI
  • Introduction to SHAP: Learn how to use SHAP to explain ML and AI models.
  • Lesson: Introduction to SHAP
    Project: Explaining Breast Cancer Diagnosis Predictions with SHAP
    Quiz: Intro to SHAP quiz
  • Introduction to LIME: Learn how to use LIME to explain ML and AI models.
  • Lesson: Introduction to LIME
    Project: Explaining Breast Cancer Diagnosis Predictions with LIME
    Quiz: Intro to LIME quiz
    Informational: Explainable AI Next Steps

Subjects

Computer Science