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Counterfactual Profile Perturbations for Recommendation Explanations: A Reproducibility Study
This reproducibility paper explores the counterfactual explanation technique known as Learning to eXplain Recommendations (LXR). Prior work has shown that LXR can reliably identify perturbations that, if applied to a user's profile, cause the user's top ranked item to no longer be recommended, there
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