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Explainable AI: A 33× Leap in Fraud Detection

🔬 Research·Tom Levy·

Explainable AI: A 33× Leap in Fraud Detection

Explainable AI: A 33× Leap in Fraud Detection
Key Takeaways
1SHAP takes 30 ms to explain a fraud prediction, requiring baseline data.
2A neuro-symbolic model provides a deterministic explanation in just 0.9 ms.
3The model uses the Kaggle credit card fraud dataset with an unchanged fraud recall.
💡Why it mattersImproving speed without sacrificing accuracy revolutionizes real-time fraud detection.
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Full Analysis

In the field of explainable artificial intelligence, a neuro-symbolic model has recently demonstrated significant advancements in fraud detection. Traditionally, the SHAP tool is used to explain fraud predictions, requiring 30 milliseconds to provide a stochastic explanation. This process occurs after the decision-making and necessitates the maintenance of a reference dataset at the time of inference.

In contrast, the neuro-symbolic model evaluated in this study offers a deterministic and human-readable explanation in just 0.9 milliseconds. This explanation is generated as a byproduct of the forward pass itself, representing an impressive speed gain of 33 times compared to SHAP.

This model was tested on the Kaggle credit card fraud dataset, and it was found that the fraud recall remains the same, despite the significant increase in speed.

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