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I'm trying to evaluate different explainability methods using the InputInvariance metric. I have faced some issues:
1- If there is a sequential container in pytorch implementation the first layer needs to be specified more precisely. something like : module = modules[1][0] at here.
2- I can't understand why torch.unique() has been used here and here.
3- I expect the model's output to remain the same when you pass the shifted input from the modified model.
Minimum acceptance criteria
The output of the original input passed through the original network is the same as the shifted input passed through the modified network @annahedstroem
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I'm trying to evaluate different explainability methods using the InputInvariance metric. I have faced some issues:
1- If there is a sequential container in pytorch implementation the first layer needs to be specified more precisely. something like :
module = modules[1][0]
at here.2- I can't understand why torch.unique() has been used here and here.
3- I expect the model's output to remain the same when you pass the shifted input from the modified model.
Minimum acceptance criteria
@annahedstroem
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: