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Conformal Object Detection by Sequential Risk Control

arXiv — cs.CV•Monday, November 3, 2025 at 5:00:00 AM
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Recent advancements in object detection technology are paving the way for its use in industrial applications, but challenges remain due to the reliability of neural networks. A new approach using Conformal Prediction offers a solution by providing statistical guarantees for predictive uncertainty. This is significant as it enhances the safety and effectiveness of deploying these models in critical environments, potentially transforming how industries utilize AI for object detection.
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