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Add composite LRP example #261
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another reference to add would be Kohlbrenner et al.: Towards Best Practice in Explaining Neural Network Decisions with LRP which properly introduces the composite LRP pretty much at the same time as Montavon et al (preprints existed a bit earlier) and evaluates the composite approach against other methods and approaches. is there anything else I can help with? |
Is there anything you would change about the example in the screenshot? |
maybe add some line(s) actually using this custom built analyzer, and some example heatmaps of this composite rule with non-composite counter parts for comparison? a hint at the existing LRP presets (if they will be carried over to version 2.0) would also be interesting to the users I guess. |
A usage example is already in the notebook. Thanks! |
An example on how to use composite LRP is missing from the docs and frequently requested.
Closes #252
Addresses #162, #190, #249, #255
This PR adds a Jupyter notebook explaining how to use the keyword arguments of the
LRP
analyzer class.I'm opening this as a draft PR as we should
The references I would add are
Maybe @sebastian-lapuschkin you can help me out here?