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Keyword: InterpretabilityAdvancements in Explainable Artificial Intelligence for Enhanced Transparency and Interpretability across Business Applications
This manuscript offers an in-depth analysis of Explainable Artificial Intelligence (XAI), em- phasizing its crucial role in developing transparent and ethically compliant AI systems. It traces AI’s evolution from basic algorithms to complex systems capable of autonomous de- cisions with self-explanation. The paper distinguishes between explainability—making AI decision processes understandable to humans—and interpretability, which provides…
Read MoreA Machine Learning Model Selection Considering Tradeoffs between Accuracy and Interpretability
Applying black-box ML models in high-stakes fields like criminology, healthcare and real-time operating systems might create issues because of poor interpretability and complexity. Also, model building methods that include interpretability is now one of the growing research topics due to the absence of interpretability metrics that are both model-agnostic and quantitative. This paper introduces model…
Read MoreTL-SOC: A Hybrid Decision-Centric Intrusion Detection Framework for Security Operations Centers
Security Operations Centers (SOCs) require intrusion detection systems that achieve high detection accuracy while maintaining a low false-positive rate and robustness to evolving attack patterns. However, most existing machine learning-based approaches primarily focus on detecting known threats and often overlook distribution shifts and the reliability of generated alerts. In this paper, we propose TL-SOC, a…
Read MoreAn Ensemble Learning Approach for Student Performance Analysis of a Higher Educational Institute using a SHAP-Based Feature Selection and Optuna Optimization
Forecasting and assessing student performance are crucial for allowing educators to pinpoint deficiencies and promote grade improvement. A thorough comprehension of feature contributions is crucial for improving model interpretability and facilitating informed decision-making in academic institutions. Explainable artificial intelligence encompasses methodologies and strategies designed to deliver transparent and accessible rationales for the decisions rendered by…
Read MoreComputationally Efficient Explainable AI Framework for Skin Cancer Detection
Skin cancer stands among some of the fastest growing and fatal malignancies of the world as a result early and accurate diagnosis of skin cancer is essential in order to enhance patient survival and treatment prognosis. Conventional methods of diagnosis including dermoscopy and histopathological examinations are expensive and time consuming also subject to inter-observer error.…
Read MoreGeneralized Linear Model for Predicting the Credit Card Default Payment Risk
Predicting the credit card default is important to the bank and other lenders. The credit default risk directly affects the interest charged to the borrower and the business decision of the lenders. However, very little research about this problem used the Generalized Linear Model (GLM). In this paper, we apply the GLM to predict the…
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