Evaluating Feature Attribution Methods for Electrocardiogram
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| author | Suh, Jangwon Kim, Jimyeong Jung, Euna Rhee, Wonjong |
| author_facet | Suh, Jangwon Kim, Jimyeong Jung, Euna Rhee, Wonjong |
| contents | The performance of cardiac arrhythmia detection with electrocardiograms(ECGs) has been considerably improved since the introduction of deep learning models. In practice, the high performance alone is not sufficient and a proper explanation is also required. Recently, researchers have started adopting feature attribution methods to address this requirement, but it has been unclear which of the methods are appropriate for ECG. In this work, we identify and customize three evaluation metrics for feature attribution methods based on the characteristics of ECG: localization score, pointing game, and degradation score. Using the three evaluation metrics, we evaluate and analyze eleven widely-used feature attribution methods. We find that some of the feature attribution methods are much more adequate for explaining ECG, where Grad-CAM outperforms the second-best method by a large margin. |
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| spellingShingle | Evaluating Feature Attribution Methods for Electrocardiogram Suh, Jangwon Kim, Jimyeong Jung, Euna Rhee, Wonjong Signal Processing Artificial Intelligence Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition The performance of cardiac arrhythmia detection with electrocardiograms(ECGs) has been considerably improved since the introduction of deep learning models. In practice, the high performance alone is not sufficient and a proper explanation is also required. Recently, researchers have started adopting feature attribution methods to address this requirement, but it has been unclear which of the methods are appropriate for ECG. In this work, we identify and customize three evaluation metrics for feature attribution methods based on the characteristics of ECG: localization score, pointing game, and degradation score. Using the three evaluation metrics, we evaluate and analyze eleven widely-used feature attribution methods. We find that some of the feature attribution methods are much more adequate for explaining ECG, where Grad-CAM outperforms the second-best method by a large margin. |
| title | Evaluating Feature Attribution Methods for Electrocardiogram |
| topic | Signal Processing Artificial Intelligence Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2211.12702 |