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Our group @ai4life_harvard is gearing up for showcasing our recent research and connecting with the #ML #TrustworthyML #XAI community at #NeurIPS2022. Hereβs where you can find us at a glance. More details about our papers/talks/panels in the thread below π [1/N] 
@ai4life_harvard [Conference Paper] Which Explanation Should I Choose? A Function Approximation Perspective to Characterizing Post Hoc Explanations (joint work with #TessaHan and @Suuraj) -- arxiv.org/abs/2206.01254. More details in this thread [2/N]
[Conference Paper] Efficient Training of Low-Curvature Neural Networks (joint work with @Suuraj, #KyleMatoba, @francoisfleuret) -- arxiv.org/abs/2206.07144. More details in this thread [3/N]
One of the biggest criticisms of the field of post hoc #XAI is that each method "does its own thing", it is unclear how these methods relate to each other & which methods are effective under what conditions. Our #NeurIPS2022 paper provides (some) answers to these questions. [1/N]
In our #NeurIPS2022 paper, we unify eight different state-of-the-art local post hoc explanation methods, and show that they are all performing local linear approximations of the underlying models, albeit with different loss functions and notions of local neighborhoods. [2/N]
By doing so, we are able to explain the similarities & differences between these methods. These methods are similar in the sense that they all perform local linear approximations of models, but they differ considerably in "how" they perform these approximations [3/N]
