What is multi-model disagreement analysis in ensembles?
Updated May 16, 2026
Short answer
Disagreement analysis measures how much ensemble models differ in predictions to estimate uncertainty.
Deep explanation
Multi-model disagreement is used to quantify uncertainty in ensemble systems. If models strongly disagree on an input, it indicates ambiguous or hard-to-classify regions. Metrics include vote entropy, variance, and KL divergence among predictions. This is especially useful in active learning and safety-critical systems.
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