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Maternal health infrastructure investments in Zambia: leveraging geospatial evidence to inform planning and prioritization. [PDF]

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Should Scoring Rules Be “Effective”?

Management Science, 1985
A scoring rule is a reward function for eliciting or evaluating forecasts expressed as discrete or continuous probability distributions. A rule is strictly proper if it encourages the forecaster to state his true subjective probabilities, and effective if it is associated with a metric on the set of probability distributions. Recently, the property of
Robert F Nau
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