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2025 Needs review
- Author
- Julie Gerlings
- University
- Copenhagen Business School
- Country
- Germany
- Main specialisation
- Responsible AI › Explainable AI
The increasing adoption of machine learning (ML) and artificial intelligence (AI) in critical decision-making has intensified demands for explainability and transparency, particularly in high-risk domains such as finance. This dissertation investigates how exp…
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2026 Needs review
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- Author
- NIM.: 23206051017 Amin Darussalam
- University
- Sunan Kalijaga State Islamic University
- Country
- Indonesia
- Main specialisation
- AI in Healthcare › Medical Image Analysis
Brain tumors are life-threatening conditions that require accurate and timely diagnosis. In clinical practice, diagnosis is commonly performed through Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) analysis by medical experts, which is time-consuming and subject to variabil…
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2026 Needs review
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- Author
- Olli Saaristo
- University
- University of Turku
- Country
- Finland
- Main specialisation
- AI in Healthcare › Explainable AI
This thesis examines the cybersecurity and privacy implications of Explainable Artificial Intelligence (XAI) methods in selected Machine Learning (ML) models. The study focuses on whether post-hoc explainability methods can expose sensitive information from he…
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2025 Needs review
- Author
- Jiztom Kavalakkatt Francis
- University
- Not available
- Country
- Not available
- Main specialisation
- Natural Language Processing › Explainable AI
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2022 Needs review
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- Author
- Zhiwei Zeng
- University
- Nanyang Technological University
- Country
- Singapore
- Main specialisation
- AI in Healthcare › Explainable AI
With the increasing ubiquity of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in daily life and into more critical applications, explainability has been brought under the spotlight due to ethical, social, and legal concerns. Explainability is particularly important in applicat…
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2020 Needs review
- Author
- Tiia Haverinen
- University
- University of Jyväskylä
- Country
- Finland
- Main specialisation
- Responsible AI › Explainable AI
2000-luvun aikana tekoälysovellukset ovat saavuttaneet erinomaisen suorituskyvyn useissa eri tehtävissä. Suuret datajoukot, kasvava laskennallinen teho sekä yhä monimutkaisemmat koneoppimismallit ovat mahdollistaneet sen. Valitettavasti nämä monimutkaiset mall…
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2025 Needs review
- Author
- Miguel Jose das [UNESP] Neves
- University
- Not available
- Country
- Not available
- Main specialisation
- AI in Healthcare › Convolutional Neural Networks
The growing complexity of Deep Learning models, particularly Convolutional Neural Networks (CNNs), presents a fundamental challenge in critical applications: the opacity of their decisionmaking processes. This thesis addresses this interpretability gap by prop…
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2026 Needs review
- Author
- Tyra Wodén
- University
- KTH Royal Institute of Technology
- Country
- Sweden
- Main specialisation
- Responsible AI › Explainable AI
Recent years have seen instability in the electricity market and increasing energy demands in the world. Reliable electricity consumption forecasting is a helpful tool for consumers and other stakeholders to manage energy consumption more efficiently. This the…
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2026 Needs review
- Author
- Alec Lamens
- University
- University of Bonn
- Country
- Germany
- Main specialisation
- AI in Healthcare › Explainable AI
With the onset of artificial intelligence (AI), machine learning (ML) approaches have become increasingly embedded into the drug discovery pipeline with the aim of accelerating research and reducing cost. Exemplary applications include quantitative structure-p…
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2026 Needs review
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- Author
- Jane Jung
- University
- Auckland University of Technology
- Country
- New Zealand
- Main specialisation
- AI in Healthcare › Explainable AI
As the demand for energy-efficient Artificial Intelligence (AI) grows, Spiking Neural Networks (SNNs) have emerged as a leading neuromorphic alternative to traditional deep learning. However, the complex, non-linear temporal dynamics of SNNs often result in a…
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2026 Needs review
- Author
- Teodor Chiaburu
- University
- Not available
- Country
- Not available
- Main specialisation
- Responsible AI › Explainable AI
Artificial intelligence (AI) has become deeply embedded in modern decision-making systems, driving advances across science, industry and society. Yet, as models grow in scale and complexity, they increasingly operate as opaque systems whose internal reasoning…
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2026 Needs review
- Author
- Akshat Dubey
- University
- Not available
- Country
- Not available
- Main specialisation
- Natural Language Processing › Large Language Models
Artificial intelligence (AI) is being adopted in diverse fields, including medical diagnosis and scientific research, to assist with decision-making thanks to its ability to learn underlying patterns from large amounts of data. However, these advances present…