Interpretability problem of classification signs in acoustic signals classification task
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The problem of classification signs interpretability (clearness to the end user) in hydrolocation is considered. The expediency of application of interpreted classification signs in classification human-machine systems, which are constructed with usage of expert systems technology, is shown.
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