Communication-efficient Conformal Prediction for Distributed Datasets

Nery Riquelme-Granada; Zhiyuan Luo; Khuong An Nguyen

Communication-efficient Conformal Prediction for Distributed Datasets

Nery Riquelme-Granada, Zhiyuan Luo, Khuong An Nguyen

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Abstract

Coresets have been proven useful in accelerating the computation of inductive conformal predictors (ICP) when the training data becomes large in size.This work shows that coreset-based conformal predictors are not only computationally efficient in the centralised setting, but may also naturally be used in scenarios where the dataset of interested in inherently distributed.

Original language	English
Pages	310-312
Number of pages	3
Publication status	Published - 26 Aug 2022

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