Concept map: Cost of being wrong
Prerequisites (two levels) and direct dependents of Cost of being wrong. Show everything
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Insights 34
- Derive the decision threshold from the cost matrix instead of using 0.5
- Let the stake of each case set its own action threshold when costs scale with value
- Pick a threshold in the flat part of the expected-cost curve, not at its sharpest minimum
- Compute the prevalence and cost range where a thresholded classifier beats alerting on everyone or no one
- Route low-confidence predictions to people, but validate the confidence signal first
- Build a contrast set before letting embedding similarity merge texts automatically
- Give the model a scored way to abstain, or your eval rewards confident guessing
- Require human approval for irreversible actions, showing the exact action rather than the model's summary
Projects 18
- Booking-flow A/B test: should the one-page passenger form ship?
- Late deliveries and review scores in a marketplace: how much damage, and on which lanes?
- Cost-sharing and doctor visits: pricing plan tiers from a randomized insurance experiment
- Readmissions by admitting specialty: case-mix-adjusted comparison without chasing noise
- Passenger no-show probabilities for overbooking and reconfirmation decisions
- Card-fraud alerts under a fixed review budget: ranking on day 1, tested on day 2
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