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    There is yet to be a widely adopted standard for understanding machine learning interpretability, though some frameworks have been proposed. When visual evidence provided by an algorithm is incorrect, the method used and underlying math do not always provide clues to fix mistakes. Mathematical analysis of patterns in high dimensions can only be easily understood once abstracted to lower dimensions, though some fine-grained information may still be non-discriminative. Noting algorithm decisions alone may be insufficient as it does not fully explain the algorithm's reasoning and ignores using background objects in its decisions.

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    There is yet to be a widely adopted standard for understanding machine learning interpretability, though some frameworks have been proposed. When visual evidence provided by an algorithm is incorrect, the method used and underlying math do not always provide clues to fix mistakes. Mathematical analysis of patterns in high dimensions can only be easily understood once abstracted to lower dimensions, though some fine-grained information may still be non-discriminative. Noting algorithm decisions alone may be insufficient as it does not fully explain the algorithm's reasoning and ignores using background objects in its decisions.

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    There is yet to be a widely adopted standard for understanding machine learning interpretability, though some frameworks have been proposed. When visual evidence provided by an algorithm is incorrect, the method used and underlying math do not always provide clues to fix mistakes. Mathematical analysis of patterns in high dimensions can only be easily understood once abstracted to lower dimensions, though some fine-grained information may still be non-discriminative. Noting algorithm decisions alone may be insufficient as it does not fully explain the algorithm's reasoning and ignores using background objects in its decisions.

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    TUGAS BAHASA INGGRIS II

    Nama : Addwinar Ramdhan I. Rusdi


    NIM : 230204601046
    Kelas : 04 Teknik Elektro D4

    1. *Zero Conditional:*
    - "There has yet to be a widely adopted standard to understand ML interpretability, though
    there have been works proposing frameworks for interpretability."

    2. *First Conditional:*
    - "An example of the difficulty with perceptive interpretability is as the following. When a
    visual 'evidence' is given erroneously, the algorithm or method used to generate the 'evidence'
    and the underlying mathematical structure sometimes do not offer any useful clues on how to
    fix the mistakes."

    3. *Second Conditional:*
    - "On the other hand, a mathematical analysis of patterns may provide information in high
    dimensions. They can only be easily perceived once the pattern is brought into lower
    dimensions, abstracting some fine-grained information we could not yet prove is not
    discriminative with measurable certainty."

    4. *Third Conditional:*
    - "We should note that this alone might on the other hand be considered insufficient,
    because it: 1) still does not unblackbox an algorithm and 2) ignores the possibility of using
    background objects for its decision."

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