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The probability reported by a model (e.g., 90%) refers to the model's confidence in its own classification judgment and has nothing to do with business urgency.
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UnverifiedA "well-calibrated" probability judgment means that when a model says something has a 70% chance of occurring, the actual occurrence rate of that event across many similar predictions is close to 70%.77% similarVerifiedModel calibration is defined in statistics as: if a model claims a certain answer has 70% confidence, then the actual proportion of correct answers among a large number of such claims should be close to 70%.74% similarVerifiedCalibrated confidence means that when the system gives a score of 0.9, the probability of being correct should be close to 90%.74% similarUnverifiedProfit margins for model vendors on inference are reportedly as high as 70%–90%.72% similarUnverifiedA confidence score given by a model (e.g., 90%) should not be interpreted as 'the model is correct 90% of the time'; accuracy must be empirically measured using your own samples.71% similar
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