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SHAPNN: Shapley Value Regularized Tabular Neural Network

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arxiv 2309.08799 v1 pith:2USK4MSG submitted 2023-09-15 cs.LG cs.AI

classification cs.LGcs.AI
keywords datanetworkneuralregularizedshapleyshapnndatasetsdeep
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We present SHAPNN, a novel deep tabular data modeling architecture designed for supervised learning. Our approach leverages Shapley values, a well-established technique for explaining black-box models. Our neural network is trained using standard backward propagation optimization methods, and is regularized with realtime estimated Shapley values. Our method offers several advantages, including the ability to provide valid explanations with no computational overhead for data instances and datasets. Additionally, prediction with explanation serves as a regularizer, which improves the model's performance. Moreover, the regularized prediction enhances the model's capability for continual learning. We evaluate our method on various publicly available datasets and compare it with state-of-the-art deep neural network models, demonstrating the superior performance of SHAPNN in terms of AUROC, transparency, as well as robustness to streaming data.

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    A SHAP entropy and stability regularization for LightGBM is proposed, with small aggregate accuracy gains but no algorithm details or error bars.

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