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Classification with Valid and Adaptive Coverage

NeurIPS 2020 · Probabilistic and scientific modeling › Molecules and proteins · approach: Prediction-powered and conformal inference · 24 citations (OpenAlex)

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Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Use generalized inverse quantile conformity scores with split-conformal calibration instead of homogeneous classification scoresClassification prediction sets · Simulated multinomial dataworst-slice conditional coverageHelped
Use generalized inverse quantile conformity scores with CV+ or jackknife+ calibration instead of homogeneous classification scoresClassification prediction sets · Mice Protein Expressionconditional coverageHelped
Use generalized inverse quantile conformity scores with SC or CV+ instead of HCC, CQC, or CQC-RFClassification prediction sets · MNIST with SVC or NNetconditional coverageHelped
Use CV+ instead of SCProposed classification method · Mice Protein Expressionprediction-set sizeHelped
Use jackknife+ instead of CV+ or SCProposed classification method · Simulated dataprediction-set sizeHelped
Use the proposed method with RFC probabilities rather than SVC probabilitiesProposed classification method · MNISTconditional coverageHurt
Use the proposed method with RFC rather than NNet probabilitiesProposed classification method · MNISTprediction-set sizeHurt
Replace the quantile neural network estimator with quantile random forests (ablation)CQC · Mice Protein Expression and MNISTprediction-set sizeHelped
Use NNet instead of RFC as the base probability model (ablation)Proposed method · MNISTprediction-set sizeHelped

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