“…Model-specific approaches focused on global interpretability of ML-based models in healthcare have been in use for more than two decades. Due to their high level of interpretability and simple use in practice, the approaches like linear regression or naive Bayes models are still used in different fields of healthcare like urology (Otunaiya & Muhammad, 2019;Zhang, Ren, Ma, & Ding, 2019), toxicology Zhang, Ma, Liu, Ren, & Ding, 2018), endocrinology (Alaoui, Aksasse, & Farhaoui, 2019), neurology , cardiology (Doshi-Velez & Kim, 2018;Feeny et al, 2019;Salmam, 2019), or psychiatry (Guimarães, Araujo, Araujo, Batista, & de Campos Souza, 2019;Obeid et al, 2019). However, even linear regression or naive Bayes models are only interpretable to some extent as it is difficult to interpret the results of such models in case of nonlinearity or nonhomogeneous attributes.…”