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Do Neural Networks Preserve Case Structure? Case-Based Decomposition, Interpretation, and Decision Consistency
Neural networks increasingly inform consequential decisions, making their reliability increasingly important. Yet their internal mechanisms provide little evidence of whether decisions remain grounded in the training cases and which cases ultimately support or oppose their outcomes. Without this con
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