Wrap a neural ODE, recurrent state-space model, or learned world model with a split-conformal prediction tube that is valid between irregularly sampled observations. Calibrate a pointwise residual quantile at observed times and inflate it at an unobserved time according to its distance from the nearest observed time and an estimated bound on the true and predicted trajectory slopes.
Wrap a stochastic neural predictor with a robust multimodal aggregation procedure: sample the predictor at perturbed inputs, cluster the resulting outputs, trim an alpha-fraction of outliers separately inside every cluster, and return a weighted mixture rather than one global average. This should preserve distinct plausible modes while suppressing adversarial or heavy-tailed samples that would otherwise distort the prediction.
Replace independent Gaussian diffusion noise across sequence positions with a positive, persistent variance chain and conditionally Gaussian perturbations. This gives the denoiser exposure to heavy tails and volatility clustering without requiring a more expressive neural architecture; keep the denoiser blind to the realized variance when the goal is for generated samples to retain this structure.
Paper: Denoising Subordinated Probabilistic Models: Diffusion with a Tempered-Stable Volatility Clock, and What the Noise Mechanism Actually ControlsarXiv:2607.19218