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[R] Less is More: Understanding Neural Network Decisions via Simplified Yet Informative Inputs
Jan. 19, 2022, 3:12 p.m. | /u/Yuqing7
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A research team from University Medical Center Freiburg, ML Collective, and Google Brain introduces SimpleBits — an information-reduction method that learns to synthesize simplified inputs that contain less information yet remain informative for the task, providing a new approach for exploring the basis of network decisions.
Here is a quick read: Less is More: Understanding Neural Network Decisions via Simplified Yet Informative Inputs.
The paper When Less is More: Simplifying Inputs Aids Neural Network Understanding is on arXiv.
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