Flow-Based Attribution in Graphical Models : A Recursive Shapley Approach
We study the attribution problem in a graphical model, wherein the objective is to quantify how the effect of changes at the source nodes propagates through the graph. We develop a model-agnostic flow-based attribution method, called recursive Shapley value (RSV). RSV generalizes a number of existing node-based methods and uniquely satisfies a set of flow-based axioms. In addition to admitting a natural characterization for linear models and facilitating mediation analysis for non-linear models, RSV satisfies a mix of desirable properties discussed in the recent literature, including implementation invariance, sensitivity, monotonicity, and affine scale invariance
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[2021]
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Authors: | Singal, Raghav ; Michailidis, George ; Ng, Hoiyi |
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[S.l.] : SSRN |
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