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LIME

As explained in Financial AI in Practice

A model-agnostic explanation method that approximates a model locally with an interpretable model around a prediction.

LIME explains an individual model prediction by creating a simple local model that approximates the complex model’s behavior for that applicant. In credit scoring, this supports answering a borrower’s question about a specific decision. section 6.3.1

A credit decision

For one applicant, a local explanation can describe which factors mattered for a borrower with that profile, giving customer service a focused starting point for a conversation. section 6.3.1

How Financial AI in Practice covers it

How deep it goes
Defines a quick local approximation, without detailing its implementation.
Examples
Uses a single credit applicant’s profile as the explanation scenario.
What you can do after
Understand how a local model can clarify a specific credit prediction.
How it connects
Connects local explanations with SHAP, reason codes, and global explanations.

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