Bayesian Uncertainty
Bayesian uncertainty quantification aims to provide reliable estimates of the uncertainty associated with predictions from machine learning models, improving the trustworthiness and robustness of these models. Current research focuses on improving the calibration and utility of uncertainty estimates, particularly within deep learning architectures like Bayesian neural networks and normalizing flows, often employing techniques such as Hamiltonian Monte Carlo sampling and stochastic weight averaging. This work is crucial for applications where reliable uncertainty quantification is essential, such as medical image analysis, drug discovery, and safety-critical systems, enabling more informed decision-making and reducing the risk of "silent failures."