Interpreting the Machine Learning algorithm using LIME python package | Viswateja

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While most of us recognize that machine learning (ML) is commonly utilized for predictive tasks such as forecasting the weather, predicting sales, or estimating stock prices, it can also be employed to interpret outcomes. What does this entail?

Interpretation in this context can be understood at two levels:

Local Interpretation
Global Interpretation.

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15:53 If we plot all features are we sure that blue probabilities (contribution to 0) sum up to 0.94? Similarly, are we sure that contribution of features in orange sum up to 0.06? Because i have already run LIME many times and this is the part that i cant figure out why it happens...

bryanparis
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superb video sir but most underrated, don't mind it sir we are love u and ur teaching style

pounkumar
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very nice video, maybe the audio quality could be a little better? thank you for making this video!!!

renaor.
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Hello Sir, If you upload notebook in GitHub, it is great help for us.

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Some youtuber really test the patience of viewers. Why don't they prepare before making any video.

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dear sir, I got this error
AttributeError Traceback (most recent call last)
in <module>
----> 1 explainer = lime.lime_tabular.LimeTabularExplainer(np.array(x), feature_names=x.columns, verbose= True, mode='classification')

AttributeError: 'numpy.ndarray' object has no attribute 'columns'

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Firat you stop the little one from playing with your mobile!!!

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