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AMMI_BootCamp_Week_1

This repository contains all jobs for week 1 of bootcamp. The main paper is Axiomatic Attribution for Deep Networks .

The main idea behind this paper is to identify how much an inputs feature (pixels, for example) contribute to the prediction of a given input data (image for example). This is very important for the model interpretability. The method that we use is Integrated gradient.

In Axiomatic Attribution for Deep Networks , the implementations were done on:

  1. An Object Recognition Network
  2. Diabetic Retinopathy Prediction
  3. Question Classification
  4. Neural Machine Translation
  5. Chemistry Models

Whereas, up to now my experimentations stay on An Object Recognition Network . I keep working on all these use cases.

The original image is:

The interpolated images are:

Experimentation results: The left and right figures represent gradient method result and Integrated Gradient method results respectively. As you can see, Integrated Gradient method works better than Gradient method , because it the Integrated Gradient image seems the original image. See the Attention mask image et Attention mask + original image.