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SHAP

As explained in Financial AI in Practice

A feature-attribution method that explains a model prediction by assigning each input feature a contribution based on Shapley values.

SHAP (SHapley Additive Explanations) explains an individual credit decision by showing how much each feature contributed to the final score. It supports borrower conversations and helps translate model insights into reason codes. section 6.3.1

Explaining a credit score

An explanation might show that rising revenue contributed positively to an applicant’s score, while a recent increase in revolving credit balance had a larger negative effect. These contributions can support a reason code such as “Excessive credit usage.” section 6.3.1

How Financial AI in Practice covers it

How deep it goes
Defines feature contributions through a credit example but does not detail calculations or implementation.
Examples
Contrasts rising revenue’s positive contribution with revolving credit balance’s larger negative contribution.
What you can do after
Apply feature contributions to explain individual credit decisions and derive reason codes.
How it connects
Connects local explanations with LIME, reason codes, and global explanations.

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