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Towards Robust Ferrous Scrap Material Classification with Deep Learning and Conformal Prediction
April 22, 2024, 4:42 a.m. | Paulo Henrique dos Santos, Val\'eria de Carvalho Santos, Eduardo Jos\'e da Silva Luz
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Abstract: In the steel production domain, recycling ferrous scrap is essential for environmental and economic sustainability, as it reduces both energy consumption and greenhouse gas emissions. However, the classification of scrap materials poses a significant challenge, requiring advancements in automation technology. Additionally, building trust among human operators is a major obstacle. Traditional approaches often fail to quantify uncertainty and lack clarity in model decision-making, which complicates acceptance. In this article, we describe how conformal prediction can …
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