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To properly serve both AI practitioners and individuals affected by AI decision-making systems, Counterfactual Explanations should have certain desirable properties, sometimes referred to as \textit{desiderata}. Besides diversity, which we already introduced above, some of the most prominent desiderata include sparsity, proximity \citep{wachter2017counterfactual}, actionability~\citep{ustun2019actionable}, plausibility \citep{joshi2019realistic,poyiadzi2020face,schut2021generating}, robustness \citep{upadhyay2021robust,pawelczyk2022probabilistically,altmeyer2023endogenous} and causality~\citep{karimi2021algorithmic}. Researchers have come up with various ways to meet these desiderata, which have been surveyed in~\citep{verma2020counterfactual} and~\citep{karimi2020survey}.
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