Filtering out high-uncertainty predictions from a transformer-random forest ensemble improves Alzheimer's disease classification accuracy on the remaining quarter of test samples, but overall performance stays modest.
J., Huentelman, M., & Hardy, J
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Uncertainty-Aware Genomic Classification of Alzheimer's Disease: A Transformer-Based Ensemble Approach with Monte Carlo Dropout
Filtering out high-uncertainty predictions from a transformer-random forest ensemble improves Alzheimer's disease classification accuracy on the remaining quarter of test samples, but overall performance stays modest.