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Xiaodong Yue

14 accepted papers

2026

Beyond Magnitude: Scale-Invariant Evidential Fusion for Multi-View Classification

ICML 2026poster

Evidential Deep Learning (EDL) enables trustworthy multi-view classification, yet suffers from a critical vulnerability: the Scale Mismatch Problem. We theoretically demonstrate that existing evidential fusion rules erroneously equate logit magnitude with semantic confidence, rendering them suscepti…

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2026

Let OOD Feature Exploring Vast Predefined Classifiers

ICLR 2026poster

Real-world out-of-distribution (OOD) data exhibit broad, continually evolving distributions, rendering reliance solely on in-distribution (ID) data insufficient for robust detection. Consequently, methods leveraging auxiliary Outlier Exposure (OE) data have emerged, substantially enhancing generaliz…

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2026

Mind the Gap: Catching Hallucinations via Evidence Drop on the Reasoning Manifold

ICML 2026poster

Large Language Models (LLMs) show strong reasoning abilities, yet their reliability is hindered by hallucinations, where fluent reasoning becomes factually or logically incorrect. Most existing uncertainty-based detectors rely on sequence-level averaging, which ignores the step-wise dynamics of reas…

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2026

Not All Inconsistency Is Equal: Decomposing LVLM Uncertainty into Belief Divergence and Belief Conflict

AAAI 2026technical

Uncertainty Quantification (UQ) is critical for detecting hallucinations in black-box Large Vision-Language Models (LVLMs). However, prevailing methods like Discrete Semantic Entropy (DSE) are unreliable, as their scores are primarily dominated by the number of semantic clusters. This renders them i

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2026

Stop Guessing: Choosing the Optimization-Consistent Uncertainty Measurement for Evidential Deep Learning

ICLR 2026poster

Evidential Deep Learning (EDL) has emerged as a promising framework for uncertainty estimation in classification tasks by modeling predictive uncertainty with a Dirichlet prior. Despite its empirical success, prior work has primarily focused on the probabilistic properties of the Dirichlet distribut…

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2025

Enhancing Testing-Time Robustness for Trusted Multi-View Classification in the Wild

CVPR 2025poster

Trusted multi-view classification (TMVC) addresses variations in data quality by evaluating the reliability of each view based on prediction uncertainty at the evidence level, reducing the impact of low-quality views commonly encountered in real-world scenarios. However, existing TMVC methods often…

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2025

Vicinal Label Supervision for Reliable Aleatoric and Epistemic Uncertainty Estimation

NeurIPS 2025poster

Uncertainty estimation is crucial for ensuring the reliability of machine learning models in safety-critical applications. Evidential Deep Learning (EDL) offers a principled framework by modeling predictive uncertainty through Dirichlet distributions over class probabilities. However, existing EDL m…

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2024

Hyper-opinion Evidential Deep Learning for Out-of-Distribution Detection

NeurIPS 2024poster

Evidential Deep Learning (EDL), grounded in Evidence Theory and Subjective Logic (SL), provides a robust framework to estimate uncertainty for out-of-distribution (OOD) detection alongside traditional classification probabilities.However, the EDL framework is constrained by its focus on evidence tha…

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2023

T-distributed Spherical Feature Representation for Imbalanced Classification

AAAI 2023technical

Real-world classification tasks often show an extremely imbalanced problem. The extreme imbalance will cause a strong bias that the decision boundary of the classifier is completely dominated by the categories with abundant samples, which are also called the head categories. Current methods have all…

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2023

Trusted Fine-Grained Image Classification through Hierarchical Evidence Fusion

AAAI 2023technical

Fine-Grained Image Classification (FGIC) aims to classify images into specific subordinate classes of a superclass. Due to insufficient training data and confusing data samples, FGIC may produce uncertain classification results that are untrusted for data applications. In fact, FGIC can be viewed as…

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