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The paper proposes an explainable AI model that can be used in credit risk management and, in particular, in measuring the risks that arise when credit is borrowed employing credit scoring platforms. The model applies similarity networks to Shapley values, so that AI predictions are grouped...
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Financial technologies, boosted by the availability of machine learning models, are expanding in all areas of finance: from payments (peer to peer lending) to asset management (robot advisors) to payments (blockchain coins). Machine learning models typically achieve a high accuracy at the...
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A trustworthy application of Artificial Intelligence requires to measure in advance its possible risks. When applied to regulated industries, such as banking, finance and insurance, Artificial Intelligence methods lack explainability and, therefore, authorities aimed at monitoring risks may not...
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Explainability of artificial intelligence models has become a crucial issue, especially in the most regulated fields, such as health and finance. In this paper, we provide a global explainable AI model which is based on Lorenz decompositions, thus extending previous contributions based on...
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