Efficient Shapley Explanation For Features Importance Estimation Under Uncertainty.

Med Image Comput Comput Assist Interv

Electrical Engineering, Yale University, New Haven, CT, USA.

Published: September 2020

Complex deep learning models have shown their impressive power in analyzing high-dimensional medical image data. To increase the trust of applying deep learning models in medical field, it is essential to understand why a particular prediction was reached. Data feature importance estimation is an important approach to understand both the model and the underlying properties of data. Shapley value explanation (SHAP) is a technique to fairly evaluate input feature importance of a given model. However, the existing SHAP-based explanation works have limitations such as 1) computational complexity, which hinders their applications on high-dimensional medical image data; 2) being sensitive to noise, which can lead to serious errors. Therefore, we propose an uncertainty estimation method for the feature importance results calculated by SHAP. Then we theoretically justify the methods under a Shapley value framework. Finally we evaluate our methods on MNIST and a public neuroimaging dataset. We show the potential of our method to discover disease related biomarkers from neuroimaging data.

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