Research scientist · Oslo, Norway
Martin Jullum.
I work on making statistical and machine learning methods useful, understandable, and trustworthy.
I am a researcher at the Norwegian Computing Center in Oslo. Much of my work concerns explainable AI: understanding predictions from complex models, particularly through Shapley values and counterfactual explanations.
I also work with machine learning and applied statistical modelling. I am interested in both the methods themselves and in turning research into tools that people can use. Alongside papers, I develop software and give talks that make these methods easier to understand and apply.

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- TalkGuest lecture on explainable AI at BI Norwegian Business SchoolCourse details
An introduction to the field, its motivation, and three methods for explaining AI systems.
- PapereXplego presented at xAI 2023Read the paper
Our interactive tool helps people choose an XAI method based on the kind of explanation they need.