Oliver Hennhöfer
Research staff at Hochschule Karlsruhe working on reliable machine learning systems.
Intelligent Systems Research Group/Karlsruhe, Germany
I work on statistical methods and software for machine learning systems that need to stay reliable under uncertainty. My current focus is conformal inference for anomaly detection, uncertainty quantification, and online false discovery rate control.
I am especially interested in settings where data are scarce, noisy, non-stationary, or arrive sequentially. In parallel to the theory, I build Python tools that make these methods easier to test, reuse, and compare.
Interests
Anomaly Detection/Conformal Inference/Uncertainty Quantification/False Discovery Rate Control/Sequential Testing/Research Software
Projects
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nonconform
Conformal anomaly detection and change-point detection for turning anomaly scores into p-values and FDR-controlled decisions.
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online-fdr
Sequential multiple-testing procedures for online false discovery rate and family-wise error rate control.
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oddball
A lightweight collection of anomaly detection datasets for reproducible experiments.
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aberrant
Online anomaly detection algorithms for streaming settings.
Selected Publications
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Between Resolution Collapse and Variance Inflation: Weighted Conformal Anomaly Detection in Low-Data Regimes
Preprint, arXiv:2603.23205
2026
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Interdisciplinary Harmonies: A Story-Driven Course on AI and Music to Increase Interest in Computer Science
ECSEE 2025, pp. 145-153
2025
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Leave-One-Out-, Bootstrap- and Cross-Conformal Anomaly Detectors
IEEE ICKG 2024, pp. 110-119
2024
Writing
- May 17, 2024 Online FDR-Control