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This blog post by Parul Pandey has a nice description of the resources available around the Google "What-if Tool".
What-If Tool is an interactive visual tool that is designed to investigate the Machine Learning models. Abbreviated as WIT, it enables the understanding of a Classification or Regression model by enabling people to examine, evaluate, and compare machine learning models. Due to its user-friendly interface and less dependency on complex coding, everyone from a developer, a product manager, a researcher or a student can use it for their purpose.
Be sure to see the essay titled, "Playing with AI Fairness" by David Weinberger which talks about using the What-if tool environment to "try on five different types of fairness". I found it to be an accessible introduction to the different approaches to making real world decisions with ML tools.
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Sam S Donovan onto Machine Learning @ 6:45 pm on 31 May 2019
from the Statistical Thinking blog by Frank Harrell
Drew LaMar onto Machine Learning @ 10:30 am on 23 Oct 2018
