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uncertain names: uncertainty using dropout and conformal prediction

Using the FL voter registration data and the base LSTM model, we illustrate how to produce uncertainty estimates using dropout and conformal prediction.

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We randomly picked 10,000 unseen names (not in the training set) from the test set to illustrate how outputs differ across these cases. The output CSV has the following columns: last_name, label, conformal_pred_set, lw_ci_nh_white, up_ci_nh_white, ...

Here's a short snippet of the output:

Application

We compare the average CI and the average size of the prediction set (via conformal inference) of seen names to unseen names as one of the applications of uncertainty estimates. As the following notebook illustrates, the average set size and average CI is slightly smaller for seen names.

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Bashar Naji and Gaurav Sood

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