Learning Fuzzy Relations and Properties for Explainable Artificial Intelligence
Régis Pierrard, Jean-Philippe Poli, Céline Hudelot · 2018
The goal of explainable artificial intelligence is to solve problems in a way that humans can understand how it does it. However, few approaches have been proposed so far and some of them lay more emphasis on interpretability than on explainability. In this paper, we propose an approach that is based on learning fuzzy relations and fuzzy properties. We extract frequent relations from a dataset to generate an explained decision. Our approach can deal with different problems, such as classification or annotation. A model was built to perform explained classification on a toy dataset that we generated. It managed to correctly classify examples while providing convincing explanations. A few areas for improvement have been spotted, such as the need to filter relations and properties before or while learning them in order to avoid useless computations.