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Boosted Conformal Prediction Intervals

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arxiv 2406.07449 v2 pith:RWAVVMLB submitted 2024-06-11 stat.ME stat.ML

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keywords boostedconformalintervalspredictionprocedureconditionalcoveragedeviation
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This paper introduces a boosted conformal procedure designed to tailor conformalized prediction intervals toward specific desired properties, such as enhanced conditional coverage or reduced interval length. We employ machine learning techniques, notably gradient boosting, to systematically improve upon a predefined conformity score function. This process is guided by carefully constructed loss functions that measure the deviation of prediction intervals from the targeted properties. The procedure operates post-training, relying solely on model predictions and without modifying the trained model (e.g., the deep network). Systematic experiments demonstrate that starting from conventional conformal methods, our boosted procedure achieves substantial improvements in reducing interval length and decreasing deviation from target conditional coverage.

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    RareCP improves interval efficiency for time series conformal prediction by retrieving and weighting regime-specific calibration examples while adapting to drift and maintaining coverage.

  2. Questioning the Coverage-Length Metric in Conformal Prediction: When Shorter Intervals Are Not Better

    stat.ML 2026-01 conditional novelty 5.0 of 10

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