Article · October 15, 2021
МЕТОДЫ ИНТЕРПРЕТАЦИИ ЧЕРНЫХ ЯЩИКОВ МАШИННОГО ОБУЧЕНИЯ И ИХ ПРИМЕНЕНИЕ ДЛЯ СОЗДАНИЯ СИСТЕМ ПОДДЕРЖКИ ПРИНЯТИЯ РЕШЕНИЙ
Адилхан Сымагулов, Yan I. Kuchin, Елис Марина, A. Zhumabayev, A. Abdurazakov
Abstract
Artificial intelligence (AI) has made great strides recently with the rapid development of machine learning technologies. Despite this, there are potential risks associated with a black-box approach to learning. Unlike some classical machine learning methods, especially decision trees, in which model results can usually be explained, nonlinear classification and especially deep learning models lack transparency, making it difficult to understand how a model made a particular decision. Recent models for explaining machine learning results partially solve this problem. The goal of the research community is to create explicable machine learning models (EMLs). An important outcome of this effort is the possibility of applying EML to decision support systems. This paper describes some state-of-the-art models for explaining the results of machine learning models and describes an approach for applying EML to multicriteria decision support systems. The essence of the approach described is to build a machine learning model based on data about control objects and then use the explanations to make recommendations for influencing the objects to improve the target. We present a scheme of such a system and examples of the results of its application in the management tasks of secondary education and health care organizations.
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