Challenge: Text classification models are becoming increasingly complex and opaque, however for many applications it is essential that the models are interpretable.
Approach: They propose to use automatic word deletion to generate local explanations for a text classification model by crowdsourcing the evaluation using a crowdsourced experiment.
Outcome: The proposed evaluations of local explanations using crowdsourcing and automatic measures correlate with the results.

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