Rafael Izbicki (UFSCar) | PhD
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Selection Bias
Is augmentation effective in improving prediction in imbalanced datasets?
G. O. Assunção
,
Rafael Izbicki
,
M. O. Prates
February, 2024
Machine Learning
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Classification under Prior Probability Shift in Simulator-Based Inference: Application to Atmospheric Cosmic-Ray Showers
A. Shen
,
L. Masserano
,
Rafael Izbicki
,
T. Dorigo
,
M. Doro
,
A. B. Lee
March, 2023
NeurIPS (Machine Learning and the Physical Sciences Workshop; Best Poster Award)
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Conditional Density Estimation Tools in Python and R with Applications to Photometric Redshifts and Likelihood-Free Cosmological Inference
N. Dalmasso
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T. Pospisil
,
A. B. Lee
,
Rafael Izbicki
,
P. E. Freeman
,
A. I. Malz
January, 2020
Astronomy and Computing
Preprint
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A unified framework for constructing, tuning and assessing photometric redshift density estimates in a selection bias setting
Photometric redshift estimation is an indispensable tool of precision cosmology. One problem that plagues the use of this tool in the …
P.E. Freeman
,
Rafael Izbicki
,
A.B. Lee
October, 2017
Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society
Preprint
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Photo-z estimation: An example of nonparametric conditional density estimation under selection bias
We describe a general framework for properly constructing and assessing nonparametric conditional density estimators under selection bias, and for combining two or more estimators for optimal performance. This leads to new improved photo-z estimators. We illustrate our methods on data from the Sloan Data Sky Survey and an application to galaxy-galaxy lensing.
Rafael Izbicki
,
Ann B. Lee
,
Peter E. Freeman
February, 2017
The Annals of Applied Statistics
Preprint
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