Model confidence and calibration
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Model confidence and calibration
- Model Confidence Score vs. Your Own Classifier
- Setting a Confidence Threshold from a Calibration Curve
- Why a Model's 0.8 Is Not 80 Percent Right
- A Confidence Score the Agent Can Act On
- A Drift Check for a Confidence Gate Without New Labels
- A Job Aid for the Operator in the Middle Band
- A Moving Threshold: Recalibrating When Input Distribution Shifts
- How to Set a Confidence Threshold for an Agent's Tool Calls
- How to Tell Whether a Score Is Calibrated Enough to Act On
- Re-Checking Calibration After a Model Swap or Prompt Change
- Setting a Cost-Weighted Threshold When Errors Differ in Price
- Testing a Model's Confidence Against the Read-Ahead Sample
- The Handoff Band: Turning a Calibration Curve into Two Cutoffs
- Using the Calibration Curve to Pick a Handoff Band
- What to Log So You Can Rebuild a Calibration Curve Later
- When the Classifier and the Model Disagree: A Triage Rule
- When Two Score Bands Overlap: Choosing the Cutoff