Captum is an extensible library that provides general-purpose implementations for model interpretability in PyTorch. It aims to demystify complex machine learning models by offering several algorithms to analyze and understand model predictions. Captum includes a variety of methods such as feature ablation, integrated gradients, and others, which help researchers and developers to comprehend and improve their models.
captum.ai Core Features
Feature Ablation
Integrated Gradients
Gradient Shap
Layer Conductance
Neurons Activation
captum.ai Pro & Cons
The Cons
Limited to PyTorch frameworks, not directly supporting other ML libraries
Requires user familiarity with PyTorch and neural network concepts
May have a learning curve for users new to model interpretability techniques
The Pros
Open-source with active maintenance by Facebook and the PyTorch community
Comprehensive support for multiple data modalities including text and vision
Easily extensible for research and benchmarking of new interpretability methods
Seamless integration with PyTorch requiring minimal modification of models
Rich documentation and tutorials available for users
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