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Ahmed El-Sayed1, Aly Nasr2, Youssef Mohamed2
1Computer and Systems Engineering Department, Faculty of Engineering, Alexandria University, Alexandria, Egypt. ahmed_elsayed@alexu.edu.eg.
Abstract:
The interest in data-centric AI has been recently growing. As opposed to model-centric AI, data-centric approaches aim at iteratively and systematically improving the data throughout the model life cycle rather than in a single pre-processing step. The merits of such an approach have not been fully explored on NLP datasets. Particular interest lies in how error analysis, a crucial step in data-centric AI, manifests itself in NLP. X-Deep, a Human-in-the-Loop framework designed to debug an NLP dataset using Explainable AI techniques, is proposed to uncover data problems related to a certain task. Our case study addresses emotion detection in Arabic text. Using the framework, a thorough analysis that leveraged two Explainable AI techniques LIME and SHAP, was conducted of misclassified instances for four classifiers: Naive Bayes, Logistic Regression, GRU, and MARBERT. The systematic process has resulted in identifying spurious correlation, bias patterns, and other anomaly patterns in the dataset. Appropriate mitigation strategies are suggested for an informed and improved data augmentation plan for performing emotion detection tasks on this dataset.
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