Uncertainty Estimation
Uncertainty estimation in machine learning aims to quantify the reliability of model predictions, addressing the critical need for trustworthy AI systems. Current research focuses on improving uncertainty quantification across diverse model architectures, including Bayesian neural networks, ensembles, and novel methods like evidential deep learning and conformal prediction, often tailored to specific application domains (e.g., medical imaging, natural language processing). Accurate uncertainty estimation is crucial for responsible AI deployment, enabling better decision-making in high-stakes applications and fostering greater trust in AI-driven outcomes across various scientific and practical fields. This includes identifying unreliable predictions, improving model calibration, and mitigating issues like hallucinations in large language models.
Papers
TEScalib: Targetless Extrinsic Self-Calibration of LiDAR and Stereo Camera for Automated Driving Vehicles with Uncertainty Analysis
Haohao Hu, Fengze Han, Frank Bieder, Jan-Hendrik Pauls, Christoph Stiller
Uncertainty Estimation for Computed Tomography with a Linearised Deep Image Prior
Javier Antorán, Riccardo Barbano, Johannes Leuschner, José Miguel Hernández-Lobato, Bangti Jin