# Complete Explanations

This page details **complete** explanations. A **complete** contains a [contrastive](contrastive) explanation but also
calculates the extra pixels required to match the original confidence of the model on an image.


From the command line, the basic call is

```bash
ReX <image> --script <script.py> --complete
```

## Example

This example is a ladybird 
```{image} ../assets/lady_com_20.png
:alt: Ladybird Complete Explanation
:scale: 200%
:align: center
```

The inner highlighted pixels (in dark grey) are the *sufficient* pixels for ladybird. 
Surrounding these pixels (in light grey) is the contrastive explanation for ladybird. Removing just these pixels
is enough to change the classification.

Is the contrastive explanation complete?  The ResNet50 model had 
0.4522 confidence on this image.  The contrastive explanation has
0.488 confidence! Having just those pixels highlighted with light grey makes the model more confidence than
on the entire image. So, what pixels "adjust" the confidence down? We call these the 
adjustment pixels, and they are highlighted in white.
The adjustment pixels drag the confidence down by 0.03. By themselves, they are classified as
"bell pepper" with a confidence 0.08. 

## Uniqueness

Complete explanations are not unique: there may be many different ways to calculate the adjustment set.

```bash
ReX <image> --script <script.py> --complete --iters 50
```

```{image} ../assets/lady_com_50.png
:alt: Ladybird Complete Explanation 50 iters
:scale: 200%
:align: center
```