Prediction · Intermediate · 20 min

Understanding Global & Local Explanations

PredictionExplainability

Dive into the Explainability Engine — why the model believes what it believes.

Steps

Follow along

Each step is something you can do in the platform right now.

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Step 1

From a finished prediction run, open the Explainability tab.

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Step 2

Read the Global Impact summary: the average contribution of every feature across all predictions.

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Step 3

Open the dependence plot for your top feature — how does conversion respond as it increases?

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Step 4

Switch to Local Impact on a specific row and read which features pushed that prediction up or down.

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Step 5

Compare two very different rows and note how the explanation changes.

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Step 6

Formulate one sentence per row: "the model predicts high conversion because of X, Y, limited by Z."

Notes

Pro tips

What experienced users wish they knew the first time.

Explanations are what separate this platform from black-box tools — the plots are the deliverable, not decoration.
If a feature's dependence plot is flat, the model has no signal from it — that's useful information for the lab too.

Want the details? This tutorial pairs with the docs page stages · prediction.

Read the docs →