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Counterfactual Online Conformal Prediction Under Adaptive Logging

NeurIPS 2026 · Learning theory and algorithms › Prediction and decision losses · approach: Conformal prediction sets · 0 citations (OpenAlex)

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Proposes propensity-weighted (and doubly robust) online conformal prediction that tracks counterfactual per-action coverage under endogenous logging, with theory and experiments on synthetic, Open Bandit, and DJIA data.

Problem

Online conformal prediction calibrated on logged data under adaptive logging keeps marginal coverage but miscovers counterfactual outcomes of rarely selected actions.

Approach

Replace the logged error indicator in the ACI recursion with an inverse-propensity-weighted (and doubly robust) estimator of counterfactual miscoverage per action, so the recursion's fixed point targets counterfactual rather than logged quantiles.

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Experimental setup

Datasets: ZOZOTOWN Open Bandit Dataset (Women) ZOZOTOWN Open Bandit Dataset (Men) DJIA stock data

Benchmarks: Mean shift Variance shift Multi-arm Propensity error OBD Women OBD Men DJIA

Metrics: counterfactual coverage gap regret reduction vs ACI threshold error

Baselines: ACI FACI AgACI Conformal PID SAOCP NEx-CP ECI Online COPP

Builds on: adaptive conformal inference conformalized quantile regression off-policy conformal prediction doubly robust estimation

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