We cite most of our resources in the slide deck and the notebook, but another key resource in developing this material is this online book on interpretability.

Note: You must have Python 3.6

Install with the following steps:

$ git clone https://github.com/pblankley/interp-workshop-2019.git
$ cd interp-workshop-2019
$ ./make_env.sh

These steps will create a virtual environment, install the necessary dependencies, and launch a jupyter notebook in the virtual environment.

Let one of the instructors know if you have any issues!

Feel free to contact the instructors with questions regarding the content and presentation.

• Paul Blankley ([email protected])
• Camilo Fosco ([email protected])
• Ryan Janssen ([email protected])