Explanation-Based Human Debugging of NLP Models: A Survey

Lertvittayakumjorn, Piyawat, Toni, Francesca

arXiv.org Artificial Intelligence 

It is (2017) considered bugs as implementation errors, gaining more and more attention these days since similar to software bugs, while Cadamuro et al. explanations are necessary in several applications, (2016) defined a bug as a particularly damaging especially in high-stake domains such as healthcare, or inexplicable test error. In this paper, we follow law, transportation, and finance (Adadi and the definition of (model) bugs from Adebayo Berrada, 2018). Some researchers have explored et al. (2020) as contamination in the learning and/or various merits of explanations to humans, such as prediction pipeline that makes the model produce supporting human decision makings (Lai and Tan, incorrect predictions or learn error-causing associations.

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