This invention describes a way to understand how an artificial intelligence network learns by showing you what happens inside it when it processes training examples. It takes the internal activity data from the network, simplifies it using a technique called dimensionality reduction, and then displays it as a two-dimensional map. This map helps a user visualize how the network has been trained and how it reacts to different data.
Why it matters: Filed before the widespread adoption of highly complex AI models and the critical need for Explainable AI (XAI). The claims address a core challenge of understanding opaque AI systems, which has become more urgent since 2019.
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