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ENCP:视觉和语言导航的场景规范化保形预测

原文标题 · ENCP: Episode-Normalized Conformal Prediction for Vision-and-Language Navigation

作者:Vicky Feliren,A. Taufiq Asyhari,Chaad Risqi U.萨普特拉|视觉-语言-导航(VLN)模型的不确定性估计是一项至关重要的任务,因为它可以帮助识别模糊和不可靠的预测,使代理能够做出更安全的导航决策。作为最先进的不确定性估计框架之一,共形预测(CP)为VLN的不确定性估计提供了一种很有前途的方法。然而,鉴于VLN代理需要Sequ

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Title: ENCP: Episode-Normalized Conformal Prediction for Vision-and-Language Navigation

Abstract: Uncertainty estimation for Vision-Language-Navigation (VLN) models is a critical task since it can help identify ambiguous and unreliable predictions, enabling agents to make safer navigation decisions. As one of the most advanced uncertainty estimation frameworks, conformal prediction (CP) offers a promising approach for uncertainty estimation in VLN. However, given that VLN agent requires a sequence of steps, standard calibration in conformal prediction fails to provide coverage guarantee it promises over a dependent, variable-length VLN episode. To this end, we propose Episode-Normalized Conformal Prediction (ENCP), which rescales a nonconformity score by the policy's residual confidence and calibrates one maximum score per episode. Under exchangeable calibration and test episodes, this construction covers the ground truth at every step with probability at least $1 - \alpha$, while allowing dependence among steps within an episode. Across four VLN policies and three nonconformity scores on R2R and REVERIE dataset, ENCP meets all reported empirical step-coverage targets on the seen-to-unseen evaluation. These results demonstrate that ENCP can provide model-agnostic uncertainty estimates, which might be useful for determining when a VLN agent should defer to a more capable predictor, including human assistance.

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