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Virgil addresses the growing fragmentation in explainability tools for transformer-based language models by offering a unified interface to help practitioners discover and compare these systems. This system is particularly relevant as AI deployments in high-stakes applications demand greater transparency and navigable tool ecosystems for both experts and non-experts. By curating a knowledge base of interpretability methods, Virgil aims to streamline the integration of explainability into complex ML workflows.
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Virgil: Navigating Explainability for Transformer-based Language Models

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arXiv:2608.25555v1 Announce Type: cross Abstract: Explainability for transformer-based language models is becoming crucial as these systems are deployed in high-stakes applications. As a result, the ecosystem of explainability tools is rapidly evolving, becoming richer, but also more fragmented and harder to navigate. To address this challenge, we present Virgil, an interactive system that lets practitioners and researchers, including non-experts, navigate explainability tools for transformer language models. Supported by a curated knowledge base, the system enables users to discover and compare explainability tools within a unified interface.

Abstract:Explainability for transformer-based language models is becoming crucial as these systems are deployed in high-stakes applications. As a result, the ecosystem of explainability tools is rapidly evolving, becoming richer, but also more fragmented and harder to navigate. To address this challenge, we present Virgil, an interactive system that lets practitioners and researchers, including non-experts, navigate explainability tools for transformer language models. Supported by a curated knowledge base, the system enables users to discover and compare explainability tools within a unified interface.

Computation and Language (cs.CL); Machine Learning (cs.LG)

arXiv:2608.25555 [cs.CL]

(or arXiv:2608.25555v1 [cs.CL] for this version)

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