Explainable Artificial Intelligence for improved machine learning performance

Explainable Artificial Intelligence for improved machine learning performance

Explainable Artificial Intelligence methods (XAI) represent methods to understand and interpret machine learning (ML) methods, and have recently received a lot of attention. In this project, we will explore the potential of using XAI to improve the prediction performance of ML methods.

XAI methods are able to point to the most important variables of a ML model, or to the most important parts of the input data (such as images) when performing predictions. In this project we will explore the potential of using such XAI information to improve the prediction performance of the machine learning models. For example by retraining the ML model, putting more emphasis (or maybe less) on the variables of parts of the input that were important for the prediction.

Goal

Develop methods that use XAI to potentially improve ML prediction performance.

Learning outcome

  • Machine learning
  • Explainable Artificial Intelligence
  • Real-world applications

Qualifications

  • Python programming
  • Knowledge about machine learning is an advantage

Supervisors

  • Hugo Hammer
  • Michael Riegler

References

Associated contacts

Hugo Hammer

Adjunct Chief Research Scientist

Michael Riegler

ProfessorChief Research Scientist/Research Professor