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2025-09-17: Classic Machine Learning Models and XAI Methods

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   Figure 1 in  Dwivedi et al. Traditional AI models are often viewed as “black boxes” whose decision-making processes are not revealed to humans, leading to a lack of trust and reliability.  Explainable artificial intelligence  (XAI) is a set of methods humans can use to understand the reasoning behind the decisions or predictions of models, which typically include SHAP, LIME, and PI. We will start from a basic model and then talk about those  XAI  methods.  Logistic regression Logistic regression  (LR) is a classification model, particularly for problems with a binary outcome. It maps the output of linear regression to the interval [0, 1] through the sigmoid function , indicating the probability for a particular class.  The logistic regression model is simple and highly interpretable. The coefficient of each feature intuitively reflects the impact of the feature, which is easy to understand and explai...