MultiCaM-Vis: Visual Exploration of Multi-Classification Model with High Number of Classes
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Authors
Syed Ahsan Ali Dilawer, Shah Rukh Humayoun
arXiv ID
2309.05676
Category
cs.HC: Human-Computer Interaction
Cross-listed
cs.LG
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1
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arXiv.org
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4 months ago
Abstract
Visual exploration of multi-classification models with large number of classes would help machine learning experts in identifying the root cause of a problem that occurs during learning phase such as miss-classification of instances. Most of the previous visual analytics solutions targeted only a few classes. In this paper, we present our interactive visual analytics tool, called MultiCaM-Vis, that provides \Emph{overview+detail} style parallel coordinate views and a Chord diagram for exploration and inspection of class-level miss-classification of instances. We also present results of a preliminary user study with 12 participants.
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