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In ecological applications, Machine Learning (ML) predictions are used to make predictions about alternative scenarios. Such alternative scenarios however can change the distribution of features that the ML model relies on for predictions. The implication is that such uses-cases implicitly expect the ML model to generalize outside of the observational distribution. Unfortunately, this is often not the case, and ML models tend to be brittle outside of their training distribution. We will work on causal techniques for more robust ML for ecological applications.
Mathias Lécuyer;Joséphine Gantois
École Nationale Supérieure de Techniques Avancées
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The University of British Columbia
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