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The Explainability Illusion: Must ViTs Exhibit Patch-Decoding Interpretability?
Transformers are widely assumed to exhibit token-decoding explainability. In particular, in vision transformer (ViT) classifiers, decoding individual patch tokens has become a common diagnostic tool due to its tendency to yield human-interpretable outputs. In light of the increasing popularity of th
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