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7 results for calibeating

New concept of proper-calibeating extends classic calibrated forecasts to proper scoring rules.

problem Defining and extending calibrated forecasts to proper scoring rules.
method Extending the concepts of calibrated and calibeating forecasts to proper scoring rules and proving their properties.
result Proper-calibration always implies calibration, but proper-calibeating does not necessarily imply calibeating.

This work generalizes calibeating for a broader range of proper losses using Bregman divergence.

problem Calibration for a wide range of proper losses beyond Brier and log loss.
method Regret minimization based on Bregman divergence for a family of proper losses.
result U-calibration results for a family of Tsallis losses with logarithmic regret and dimension independence.

This paper compares preprocessing techniques for XGBoost models on various data sets.

problem Improving predictive performance of XGBoost models through optimal data preprocessing.
method Comparison of feature selection, categorical handling, and null imputation methods.
result XGBoost importance by gain is the most consistent and highest-performing method for feature selection.

Calibrated Prediction-Powered Inference improves semisupervised mean estimation by calibrating prediction scores.

problem Semisupervised mean estimation with a small labeled sample and a large unlabeled sample, and miscalibrated prediction models.
method Calibrated Prediction-Powered Inference (Calibeating) post-hoc calibrates the prediction score on the labeled sample before using it for semisupervised estimation.
result Calibrated Prediction-Powered Inference can improve the original score both as a predictor of the outcome and as a regression adjustment for semisupervised inference.