Quantitative Evaluation
Quantitative evaluation in machine learning focuses on developing and applying objective metrics to assess the performance, reliability, and explainability of models across diverse applications. Current research emphasizes the development of novel metrics tailored to specific domains, such as assessing the reliability of medical image classifiers or evaluating the fairness of language models, often employing techniques like adversarial training and information-theoretic measures. This rigorous approach is crucial for building trust in AI systems and ensuring their responsible deployment in various fields, from healthcare and weather forecasting to autonomous vehicles and 3D modeling.
Papers
MoCap-less Quantitative Evaluation of Ego-Pose Estimation Without Ground Truth Measurements
Quentin Possamaï, Steeven Janny, Guillaume Bono, Madiha Nadri, Laurent Bako, Christian Wolf
Generalizability of Machine Learning Models: Quantitative Evaluation of Three Methodological Pitfalls
Farhad Maleki, Katie Ovens, Rajiv Gupta, Caroline Reinhold, Alan Spatz, Reza Forghani