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Deep Evidential Regression

NeurIPS 2020 · Probabilistic and scientific modeling › Uncertainty and Gaussian processes · approach: Epistemic versus aleatoric decomposition · 11 citations (OpenAlex)

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What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Use evidential regression instead of dropout or ensemblesRegression benchmarks · Boston, Concrete, Energy, Kin8nm, Naval, Power, Protein, Wine, YachtNLLMixed
Use evidential regression instead of dropout or ensemblesRegression benchmarks · Boston, Concrete, Energy, Kin8nm, Naval, Power, Protein, Wine, YachtInference Speed (ms)Helped
Add the error-scaled evidential regularizer (ablation)Evidential regression · Cubic toy regression, including OOD inputsEpistemic uncertaintyHelped
Set regularization weight to zero (ablation)Evidential regression · Cubic toy regression, including OOD inputsEpistemic uncertaintyHurt
Increase regularization weight excessively (ablation)Evidential regression · Cubic toy regressionEpistemic uncertaintyHurt
Replace the direct evidence regularizer with an epsilon-evidence KL regularizer (ablation)Evidential regression · Cubic toy regressionUncertainty calibrationHurt
Use the direct evidence regularizer instead of the epsilon-evidence KL alternative (ablation)Evidential regression · Cubic toy regressionEpistemic uncertainty calibrationHelped
Use evidential regression rather than dropout or ensemblingNYU-Depth-v2 depth estimation · NYU-Depth-v2 test setUncertainty calibration error: 0.126; 0.048; 0.033Helped
Use evidential regression rather than dropout or ensemblingNYU-Depth-v2 depth estimation · NYU-Depth-v2 test setInference speed (relative): 1.00 vs 10.20–41.26 for dropout; 1.00 vs 1.94–16.45 for ensemblesHelped
Train without OOD examplesEvidential regression · ApolloScape OOD imagesPredictive uncertaintyHelped

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