DiCE¶
A library to provide ocunterfactual explanations to ML models – explanations that show how the other outcome (in a binary classifier) can be changed with minimal feature changes. These explainations are often easier for end users to understand (e.g. “you would have obtained the loan if your income was $10,000 higher”).
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Generate Diverse Counterfactual Explanations for any machine learning model. |
License |
MIT |
Project age |
3 years 7 months |
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Lastest News (2022-10-19) |
v0.9 Unified API for deep learning and sklearn models; Support for generating CFs without training data (private data mode) for sklearn … more |
Size score (1 to 10, higher is better) |
2.0 |
Trend score (1 to 10, higher is better) |
7.5 |
Education Resources¶
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Blog |
Blog post on Microsoft Research blog describing DiCE (Jan 2020) |
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Paper |
Paper from FAT 2020 (Conference on Fairness, Accountability, and Transparency) |
Git Commit Statistics¶
Statistics computed using Git data through November 30, 2022.
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589 |
109 |
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31,179 |
Unique committers |
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