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June 2024
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November 2023
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Lecture Notes in Computer Science
A currently upcoming direction in the research of explainable artificial intelligence (XAI) is focusing on the involvement of stakeholders to achieve human-centered explanations. This work conducts a structured literature review to asses the current state of stakeholder involvement when applying XAI methods to remotely sensed image data. Additionally it is assessed, which goals are pursued for integrating explainability. The results show that there is no intentional stakeholder involvement. The majority of work is focused on improving the models performance and gaining insights into the models internal properties, which mostly benefits developers. Closing, future research directions, that emerged from the results of this work, are highlighted.
June 2023
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... Third, usual RGB cameras are primarily passive, while RS can be active, which changes properties like the radar shadows, foreshortening, layover, elevation displacement, and speckle effects [33]. Several reviews in the literature already investigate the application of xAI in EO [20,23,30,52,58]. The pioneering work of [52] categorizes the identified studies in xAI according to the general challenges in bio-and geosciences. ...
November 2023
Lecture Notes in Computer Science