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Lawrence Abbottons of XAmI.References all current literature including case.This book systematically reviews the progress of Explainable Ambient Intelligence (XAmI) and introduces its methods, tools, and applications...Ambient intelligence (AmI) is a vision in which an environment supports the people inhabiting it

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Lawrence Abbotter, Transformers remain hard to interpret and are considered as black-boxes. In this paper we assess how attention coefficients from Transformers help in providing classifier interpretability when properly aggregated. A fast and easy-to-implement way of aggregating attention is proposed to build loc

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ed in more high-stakes areas such as medicine and finance, ensuring that they are trustworthy is of increasing importance. A concern that is prominently addressed by the development and application of explainability methods, which are purported to increase trust from its users and wider society. Whi

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From the Great Smoky Mountains to the Gran Pajonal,feared to travel there, a twenty-one-year-old secretary from Miami crouched behind a tall . bush.. She was holding her breath and her heart raced. A naked, long-haired warrior of a primitive jungle tribe stood only a short distance away, just across a shallow stream. He had stopped in his walk along

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,“What Could Be More Ridiculous Than a Girl in the Jungle?”,k set the tone for her long career in travel writing, establishing her as a middle-class working girl with typical American values who, quite by surprise, discovered in herself a great love for travel and adventure—and a knack for writing about it. In ., Jane breezes through her early years and meet

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,“A Sort of Vagabond’s Castle”: Building Dreams in the Andes,would be a year and a half before . was published. For one thing, they had to find a new publisher. Henry Regnery wasn’t interested, and only through the aid of a literary agent was Jane able to acquire her second publisher, Robert Hale of London.. Her book, published in early 1958, joined Hale’s li