Vit-explain es un framework de diagnóstico diseñado para interpretar los procesos de toma de decisiones de los modelos vision transformer. Funciona como un kit de herramientas para inspeccionar estados internos del modelo, permitiendo a los usuarios mapear la atención visual y analizar cómo características específicas de la imagen influyen en los resultados de clasificación.
Las características principales de jacobgil/vit-explain son: Deep Learning Interpretability, Transformer Explainability, Attention Rollout Techniques, Attention Visualizations, Computer Vision Model Debugging, Internal Activation Hooks, Attribution Gradients, Relevance Propagation Methods.
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