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Deep Ensembles as Approximate Bayesian Inference Andrew Gordon Wilson, Pavel Izmailov We will describe how deep ensembles approximate the Bayesian posterior predictive distribution
Deep Ensembles as Approximate Bayesian Inference Andrew Gordon Wilson, Pavel Izmailov October 21, 2021 Science is about updating our beliefs based on new evidence. It sounds simple and obvious, but this task is often extraordinarily difficult in practice. In reality, it’s easy to get invested in a particular narrative. How often have you encountered reviewers who refuse to update their assessments, even when their criticisms are fully addressed, or shown to be misguided? In those situations, how often does it feel like the goal posts are being moved around, just to maintain the same underlying
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