Delaunay, Julien

Galárraga, Luis

Largouët, Christine

van Berkel, Niels

Surrogate explanations approximate a complex model by training a simpler model over an interpretable space. Among these simpler models, we identify three kinds of surrogate methods: (a) feature-attribution, (b) example-based, and (c) rule-based explanations. Each surrogate approximates the complex model differently, and we hypothesise that this can impact how users interpret the explanation. Despite the numerous calls for introducing explanations for all, no prior work has compared the impact of these surrogates on specific user roles (e.g., domain expert, developer). In this article, we outline a study design to assess the impact of these three surrogate techniques across different user roles

Adaptation of AI Explanations to Users' Roles

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