Understanding Neural Networks via Rule Extraction
By Rudy Setiono, Huan Liu. 1995
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Citations in the corpus
- Reverse Engineering the Neural Networks for Rule Extraction in Classification Problems (2012, methodology): “Rudy Setiono and Huan Liu have proposed a decompositional technique NeuroLinear [33] which is able to extract oblique classification rules from neural networks with one hidden layer.”
- Efficiently Explaining Decisions of Probabilistic RBF Classification Networks (2011, methodology): “Techniques for extracting explicit (if-then) rules from black box models (such as ANN) are described in [11, 7].”
- VisualBackProp: efficient visualization of CNNs (2018, methodology): “fying the importance of input variables using a neural network model [27,28], extracting the rules learned by the decision tree model that is fitted to the function learned by the neural network model [29], applying kernel analysis to understand the layer-wise evolution of the representation in a dee”
- Rule extraction from neural networks — A comparative study (2012, background): “Rudy Setiono and Huan Liu [13] have proposed a three phase algorithm to understand a neural network via rule extraction.”
- VisualBackProp: visualizing CNNs for autonomous driving (2016, methodology): “Finally, understanding CNNs in the context relevant to this paper was also done in the past by characterizing their intriguing and often counter-intuitive properties [25, 26], quantifying the importance of input variables using a neural network model [27, 28], extracting the rules learned by the dec”
- Dynamic branch prediction with perceptrons (2001, background): “Techniques have been proposed to extract rules from neural networks [21], but these rules are not always accurate.”
- An evolutionary artificial neural networks approach for breast cancer diagnosis (2002, methodology): “In another study, Setiono [26] used his rule extraction from ANNs algorithm [28, 29] to extract useful rules that can predict breast cancer from the Wisconsin dataset.”
- Computational intelligence methods for rule-based data understanding (2004, background): “Setiono and Liu [79] use a regularization term in the cost function to itera-”
- Pruning algorithms of neural networks — a comparative study (2013, background): “Moreover a small trained network is easier to interpret and the knowledge can be easily extracted in the form of simple rules [10].”
- Explainable Artificial Intelligence: a Systematic Review (2020, methodology): “Regarding the decompositional methods, Discretizing Hidden Unit Activation Values by Clustering [237] generates IF-THEN rules by clustering the activation values of hidden neurons and replacing them with the cluster’s average value.”
- A Survey on Neural Network Interpretability (2020, methodology): “NeuroRule [51] introduced a three-step procedure of ex-”
- Explaining Classifications For Individual Instances (2008, methodology): “In [9] a search-based method has been proposed suitable for ANN with binary units only, while application of the method proposed in [11] requires discretization of the hidden unit activations and pruning of the ANN architecture.”