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Predictive Uncertainty Quantification for Bird's Eye View Segmentation: A Benchmark and Novel Loss Function

ICLR 2025 · Probabilistic and scientific modeling › Uncertainty and Gaussian processes · approach: Priors and functional variational uncertainty · 0 citations (OpenAlex)

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Provides theoretical analysis of the Uncertainty Focal Loss (FUCE) for evidential/Dirichlet-based BEV segmentation, relating it to Uncertainty Cross Entropy (UCE) via closed forms, bounds, and gradient comparisons.

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Predictive uncertainty quantification for BEV semantic segmentation in autonomous driving; the paper's loss function's theoretical behavior (relation to UCE, gradients, bounds) needs analysis.

Approach

Derives closed-form expectation of a focal-weighted cross-entropy under a Dirichlet distribution over predicted class probabilities, and analyzes its bounds and gradients relative to the standard Uncertainty Cross Entropy loss.

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Builds on: evidential deep learning focal loss

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