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Dense Neural Networks and Local Interpretable Model-agnostic Explanations Hybrid Model for Enhanced Interpretability

McKelly Tamunotena Pepple, Efiyeseimokumo Sample Ikeremo

Abstract

Some results that Artificial Intelligence models obtain are unclear to the users while some target audiences may not understand others. This paper propounds a system that fuses a dense neural network with Local Interpretable Model-agnostic Explanations (LIME) to evaluate the results attained on the Adult Census Income set. The model fits and predicts with reasonable success the income based on features such as Socioeconomic indications of work class and nationality. Similarly, features such as capital gain and marital status which can be allied to higher income are also clearly revealed. The main advantage of the hybrid approach is that it cannot only guarantee the high accuracy of predictions, but also the results obtained can be easily explained, so it is useful in fields that require clear interpretation, such as finance and social sciences. The explanation given by the LIME algorithm makes it possible to understand why a particular choice has been made and what features are significant for it. The Hybrid model achieved an accuracy of 87%, a Receiver Operating Characteristic (ROC) score of 91%, and a Precision-Recall of 76% confidence level in clarifying and accurately predicting an individual’s income, which it predicted to be less than or equal to $50[K] with the LIME explaining how each of the features of the dataset influenced and determine the decision of the hybrid model.

Keywords

ExplanationArtificial IntelligenceLocal InterpretableModel-agnosticincome.

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