Explanations and dashboards

HUGIML explanations are close to the fitted model. Pattern labels, supports, utilities, information-gain values, coefficients, and active-pattern indicators are exposed directly from the estimator.

Pattern tables

pattern_info = clf.get_pattern_info()
importances = clf.feature_importances()

print(pattern_info.head(20))
print(importances.head(20))

Hybrid feature interpretation

For models that include original features or augmented-pair features in the downstream estimator, feature_importances() reports the fitted downstream feature space and includes a feature_type column. Augmented-pair rows include raw formula, standardized formula, observed-row coverage, and raw-scale effect fields.

print(clf.get_downstream_features())
print(clf.get_model_composition())
print(clf.explain_augmented_pair_effects())

model_summary() labels mixed models as downstream-feature summaries rather than pattern-only summaries. Pattern-only inspection remains available through get_hug_features() and get_pattern_info().

Interpretability metrics

from hugiml.metrics import compute_all_metrics

metrics = compute_all_metrics(clf, X_test)
print(metrics)

Common metrics include pattern count, average pattern length, coverage, mean active patterns per prediction, overlap rate, explanation sparsity, and top-k cumulative contribution.

Plotly dashboard

The dashboard requires the plots extra.

pip install "hugiml-core[plots]"
from hugiml.plots import HUGPlotter

plotter = HUGPlotter(clf)
plotter.plot_dashboard(
    X_test,
    dataset_name="Credit risk model",
    feature_names_for_profile=["age", "income", "duration"],
    output_path="hugiml_dashboard.html",
)

Existing example dashboard panels:

HUGIML explanation dashboard for credit risk

Profile views

plotter.plot_marginal_bin_profile("age", X=X_test).show()
plotter.plot_feature_combinations("age").show()
plotter.plot_top_patterns(top_n=20).show()
plotter.plot_active_patterns(X_test, sample_idx=0).show()
plotter.plot_2d_profile("age", "income", X=X_test).show()

HUGIML versus additive shape models

EBM-style models learn smooth additive shape functions. HUGIML learns bin/category and compound-pattern profiles. Both can reveal directional behavior, but HUGIML expresses that behavior as compact intervals and categories that can be reviewed in audit packets.

HUGIML native shape profiles compared with EBM shape functions

SHAP bridge

The optional explainability module can compute SHAP values over the HUG pattern matrix and aggregate them back to original features. This is a pattern-space diagnostic. When the fitted downstream estimator also uses original or augmented-pair features, the SHAP helper reports that the pattern-space result is incomplete unless incomplete reporting is explicitly allowed.

from hugiml.explainability import (
    HUGPatternExplainer,
    shap_values_from_pattern_matrix,
    aggregate_shap_to_features,
)

explainer = HUGPatternExplainer(clf)
report = explainer.generate_report(model_id="credit-scorer-v1")
report.save("explainability_report.json")