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Towards Better Understanding Attribution Methods

CVPR 2022 · Learning theory and algorithms › Prediction and decision losses · approach: Provable post-hoc explanations · 36 citations (OpenAlex)

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Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Smooth IntGrad attributions at the input layer with a Gaussian kernel (ablation)IntGrad · GridPG, VGG11Spearman rank correlation with Grad-CAM at the final layer: 0.34 -> 0.80Helped
Smooth IntGrad attributions with a larger Gaussian kernel (ablation)IntGrad · GridPGlocalizationHelped
Smooth IxG attributions with a larger Gaussian kernel (ablation)IxG · GridPG, VGG11localizationHelped
Smooth IxG attributions with a Gaussian kernel (ablation)IxG on Resnet18 · GridPGlocalizationNo clear effect
Use Gaussian smoothing rather than SmoothGrad (ablation)IntGrad and IxG · GridPGlocalizationHelped
Apply Gaussian smoothing, which can spread attribution into neighboring grid cells (ablation)IntGrad and IxG · DiFulllocalizationHurt
Evaluate attribution methods at the final layer rather than the input layerAttribution methods · GridPGcorrelation between methodsHelped
Evaluate on 3×3 grids rather than 2×2 gridsAttribution methods · CIFAR10 GridPGlocalizationHurt

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