A Comparison of the Delta Method and the Bootstrap in Deep Learning Classification

07/04/2021
by   Geir K. Nilsen, et al.
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We validate the recently introduced deep learning classification adapted Delta method by a comparison with the classical Bootstrap. We show that there is a strong linear relationship between the quantified predictive epistemic uncertainty levels obtained from the two methods when applied on two LeNet-based neural network classifiers using the MNIST and CIFAR-10 datasets. Furthermore, we demonstrate that the Delta method offers a five times computation time reduction compared to the Bootstrap.

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