ExAID
ExAID provides explainable, concept-based analyses of deep learning outputs for computer-aided diagnosis of dermoscopic skin lesions to make AI-driven melanoma classification decisions interpretable.
Key Features:
- Multi-modal concept-based explanations: Produces combined textual descriptions and visual maps that explain model predictions from dermoscopic images.
- Concept Activation Vectors (CAVs): Uses CAVs to map human-understandable concepts onto representations learned by deep neural networks.
- Concept localization maps: Generates visual maps that highlight image regions associated with learned concepts.
- Educational mode (dataset-level explanation statistics): Computes dataset-level explanation statistics for model analysis and educational investigation.
- Concept detectors with reported accuracy: Employs concept detectors that achieved up to 81.46% accuracy, reported as comparable to supervised end-to-end networks.
Scientific Applications:
- Melanoma classification from dermoscopic images: Supports melanoma classification by providing interpretable explanations for deep learning predictions on dermoscopic images.
- Model validation and error analysis: Aids clinicians and researchers in understanding incorrect predictions and refining diagnostic accuracy.
- Evaluation and benchmarking: Enables evaluation of explanatory coherence on publicly available dermoscopic image datasets.
Methodology:
Identifies and explains concepts learned by deep learning models using Concept Activation Vectors (CAVs), concept localization maps, and concept detectors to construct fine-grained textual explanations supplemented with visual information.
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Details
- Tool Type:
- web application, workflow
- Added:
- 6/13/2022
- Last Updated:
- 6/13/2022
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Publications
Lucieri A, Bajwa MN, Braun SA, Malik MI, Dengel A, Ahmed S. ExAID: A multimodal explanation framework for computer-aided diagnosis of skin lesions. Computer Methods and Programs in Biomedicine. 2022;215:106620. doi:10.1016/j.cmpb.2022.106620. PMID:35033756.
PMID: 35033756