Mechanistic Interpretability for Tabular Transformers

Financial institutions face a trade-off: highly accurate “black-box” AI models detect fraud well but lack transparency and pose regulatory risks, while simpler interpretable models are safer but less effective. Transformer models offer a middle ground, delivering strong fraud detection performance with improved insight into their decision-making; in this project, we further develop these models to be interpretable and compliant with regulatory requirements.

 

  • Student: Arco van Breda
  • Supervisors: Erman Acar, Saba Amiri, Ana Oprescu
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