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Evidential Deep Learning to Quantify Classification Uncertainty

NeurIPS 2018 · Probabilistic and scientific modeling › Uncertainty and Gaussian processes · approach: Single-model predictive uncertainty · 543 citations (OpenAlex)

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Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Replace softmax probabilities with Dirichlet evidence outputs and train using the regularized expected L2 lossLeNet · notMNISTpredictive entropyHelped
Replace softmax probabilities with Dirichlet evidence outputs and train using the regularized expected L2 lossLeNet · CIFAR10 last five categoriespredictive uncertaintyHelped
Replace softmax probabilities with Dirichlet evidence outputs and train using the regularized expected L2 lossLeNet · MNIST adversarial examplesuncertainty on wrong predictionsHelped
Replace softmax probabilities with Dirichlet evidence outputs and train using the regularized expected L2 lossLeNet · CIFAR5 adversarial examplesuncertainty on wrong predictionsHelped
Use the expected L2 loss instead of Type II maximum likelihood or expected cross-entropy (ablation)Evidential Deep Learning · classificationstability of uncertainty estimatesHelped
Add KL regularization toward the uniform Dirichlet for non-misleading evidence, with annealing (ablation)Evidential Deep Learning · classificationuncertainty for samples the model cannot classifyHelped

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