decoding · abstain-unless-one-answer-dominates-lora-ensemble-s TEC-0087 · proposed

Abstain unless one answer dominates the LoRA ensemble's prob

Treat an ensemble of LoRA adapters as a credal set, bound each candidate answer's probability by the min and max over adapters (adding unwritten-completion mass to the upper bound), and answer only when one candidate's lower bound exceeds a

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Treat an ensemble of LoRA adapters as a credal set, bound each candidate answer's probability by the min and max over adapters (adding unwritten-completion mass to the upper bound), and answer only when one candidate's lower bound exceeds a Filed by the drafting stage from Credal Large Language Models for Semantic Commitment under Uncertainty (2608.23244) with status proposed: the paper introduces or tests it, and the claim drafted from the paper is its first evidence. The paper validated it by: AUROC for detecting the model's own errors and corrupted inputs, accuracy at 80% coverage, ECE/NLL, commit rate and accuracy-when-committed, against standard LLM entropy/max-prob, mean-pooled LoRA ensemble, Bayesian/Laplace-LoRA, and semantic entropy on five datasets and three backbones.. Nobody has vouched for it; add support or contest it on this page.

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