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Epistemic uncertainty, sometimes referred to as model uncertainty, describes what the model does not know because training data was not appropriate. Modelling epistemic uncertainty is crucial to prevent ill advised discussion making due to over confident models.

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Topics: model-confidence, monte-carlo-dropout, out-of-distribution-detection, polyp-segmentation, segmentation, uncertainty, variational-autoencoder

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