This invention provides an
interpretability system for mortality prediction models, comprising a prediction model module, a global interpretation module, an individual interpretation module, and a
visualization interface module. By introducing a dual interpretation mechanism of the global and individual interpretation modules, the SHAP analysis unit of the global interpretation module generates a global feature importance
ranking and an individual feature contribution distribution
visualization, demonstrating the importance
ranking of multi-source features in predicting mortality risk, enabling users to establish a
macro-level understanding of the key aspects of the mortality prediction model. The individual interpretation module generates personalized interpretation reports, indicating the quantitative contributions of key features and crucial characteristics that drive increases or decreases in mortality prediction values. Through this combination of
macro-level understanding and micro-level attribution, the mortality prediction model's predictions are transformed from an incomprehensible "
black box" into a verifiable chain of evidence, effectively solving the core pain point of traditional models being difficult to apply due to their lack of
interpretability.