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  • Agricultural Science
  • Computer Science
  • Machine Learning

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  • Machine learning models trained on benchmark datasets often fail on complex, real-world biological data.
  • Biological data, such as grain images, present unique challenges due to multi-scale variability and entangled signals, especially for disease detection.
  • Existing explainability methods struggle with biological data and lack standardized evaluation metrics.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To evaluate post-hoc explainability methods for image classification of real-world grain data, focusing on disease and damage detection.
  • To address challenges in applying and evaluating explainability in the context of complex biological image data.
  • To propose a framework for assessing the robustness and quality of explanations for deep learning models in specific use cases.

Main Methods:

  • Focused on image classification of grain data to detect diseases like "pink fusarium" and damages such as "skinned" grains.
  • Evaluated various post-hoc explainability methods on grain datasets, assessing robustness, explanation quality, and similarity to expert-annotated ground truth.
  • Discussed challenges in explainability, including hyperparameter sensitivity, visualization issues, and the lack of defined ground truth for evaluation.

Main Results:

  • Standard explainability methods may not perform well on dissimilar biological images, requiring careful selection and evaluation.
  • The study identified key challenges in evaluating explanation methods, particularly the absence of clear ground truth and potential discrepancies between human and model reasoning.
  • A pipeline for evaluating explainability methods on specific, challenging datasets like grain images was proposed.

Conclusions:

  • Applying machine learning to real-world biological data, like grain disease detection, requires specialized approaches beyond standard benchmarks.
  • Robust evaluation of explainability methods is crucial for reliable deep learning applications in sensitive domains.
  • The proposed framework aims to guide the selection and validation of effective explainability techniques for practical, high-stakes tasks.