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by noirbot
2068 days ago
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Only if they say that every day, and it rains every day. If the most likely outcome happened every time, then the model is likely wrong/under-confident. The prediction is never going to be 100% accurate until the event is happening/has happened. Up until then, there's always a chance you're wrong or something can change. Being wrong once isn't necessarily a sign that the whole system is messed up. |
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