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PEEL: Physics-Enabled Evidential Learning for Identifiable Uncertainty in CT Imaging
Normal-inverse-gamma (NIG) regression is not uniquely identifiable from its marginal Student-t likelihood: the likelihood determines three combinations of four NIG parameters and is constant along a one-dimensional fiber. We identify that fiber using independent physical measurement. As an initial e
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