 For that, we use Explainable Boosting Machines (EBM) that are trained over different features (up to 70) in order to first model the relationship between them and the fuel consumption, and then explain it. With it, we compare the explanations provided by the EBM with general references from the literature that estimate the potential impact that those features may have on the fuel consumption, in order to validate this approach .
<clarity>  For that, we use Explainable Boosting Machines (EBM) that are trained over different features (up to 70) in order to first model the relationship between them and the fuel consumption, and then explain it. With it, we compare the explanations provided by the EBM with general references from the literature that estimate the potential impact that those features may have on the fuel consumption, in order to validate this approach .
 For that, we use Explainable Boosting Machines (EBM) that are trained over different features (up to 70) in order to first model the relationship between them and the fuel consumption, and then assess quality of the explanations using prior domain knowledge .