VERaiPHY -- Validation & Evaluation for Robust AI in PHYsics

📅 2026-08-18
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VERaiPHY项目通过制定统计标准来解决物理领域中机器学习技术的验证、不确定性和鲁棒性评估问题。
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Modern machine learning is leading to substantial gains in precision, flexibility, and computational efficiency in fundamental physics. Statistical validation, uncertainty quantification, and robustness assessment are less systematically addressed. The VERaiPHY initiative (Validation & Evaluation for Robust AI in PHYsics) is a series of articles developed within the PHYSTAT programme, aimed at establishing statistical standards for the development, evaluation, and deployment of ML techniques. Each article focuses on a specific methodological domain from a statistics perspective and clarifies statistical questions, tests, and the interpretation of results. This opening article establishes the probabilistic, statistical, and machine learning foundations that the later contributions assume, together with the notation used throughout.
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machine learning
statistical validation
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statistical validation
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