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verbalization

verbalization

8.1
A system explaining its decisions or results in clear language
  • noun
  • /ˌvɜːrbəlaɪˈzeɪʃən/
  • Specialized
: verbalización
  • The model's verbalisation of its decision process increased user trust.

Examples

  • During the demo, the chatbot's clear verbalisation helped the team spot a bias.

  • Automated verbalisation of analytics enables nontechnical staff to understand model outputs.

  • The AI's verbalization of its process was impressive.

  • The verbalization of complex data can enhance understanding.

  • The automated verbalization of the data analysis made it easier for everyone to follow the results.

  • The app's verbalization of its findings allowed users to grasp complex information quickly.

  • Clear verbalization of the model's reasoning improved transparency and user engagement.

Synonyms

verbal description
vsverbalization
1 4.2

An explanation of something using words rather than pictures

is generated by a computer system to explain data driven decisions
verbalism
vsverbalization
1 8.4

Using words to express ideas, beliefs or opinions in speech and writing

focuses on system produced natural language explanations about data driven reasoning

How Natural

explanation
919 1.0
verbalization
  • Specialized
8.1
to output
  • Specialized
8 3.6
technicality
  • Specialized
5 6.9

Surface Forms

verbalization singular

Morphology

verbalization = verbalize (transparent) = verbal + ize + ation

Formed by adding a standard noun-forming suffix to 'verbalize', yielding 'the act or process of expressing in words', which applies to AI-generated explanations as well.

Etymology

Verbalization comes from the Latin root verbum 'word' and the ending -ization 'the act of'. In computing and AI, verbalization is when a system 'makes words' from its data to explain its choices, like a model 'speaking' its reasons so people can understand.