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  • Neural networks are becoming increasingly popular for applications in various domains, but in practice, further methods are necessary to make sure the models are learning patterns that agree with prior knowledge about the domain. A new approach introduces an explanation method, called ‘expected gradients’, that enables training with theoretically motivated feature attribution priors, to improve model performance on real-world tasks.

    • Gabriel Erion
    • Joseph D. Janizek
    • Su-In Lee
    Research
    Nature Machine Intelligence
    Volume: 3, P: 620-631
  • The molecular basis of Alzheimer’s Disease has been obscured by heterogeneity and scarcity of brain gene expression data, which limit effectiveness in complex models. Here, the authors introduce a multi-task deep learning framework to learn generalizable and nuanced relationships between gene expression and neuropathology.

    • Nicasia Beebe-Wang
    • Safiye Celik
    • Su-In Lee
    ResearchOpen Access
    Nature Communications
    Volume: 12, P: 1-17