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Hide and Seek: HIDE Concepts to SEEK explanations for black box models

L5 · ResearcherResearcharXiv· 10/9/2026

Presents new explainable AI techniques for understanding vision model predictions, directly relevant to ML research on model interpretability.

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Researchers propose HIDE and SEEK (HnS), a novel method for interpreting black-box vision models using concept-based attribution without requiring model weights or labeled concept datasets.

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Interpreting machine learning model predictions is a central challenge, particularly for black-box vision models. Concept-based attribution methods interpret models using human-understandable concepts. Existing concept-based methods can only interpret classification and regression models. They require access to model weights or large concept-annotated datasets, and most methods cannot provide image-level attribution. We propose Hide and Seek (HnS), a new method for concept-level attribution that

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