I'm not claiming they are identical problems. Just pointing out that the fundamental type I/type II trade-offs for the classification part of this are just tha

I'm not claiming they are identical problems. Just pointing out that the fundamental type I/type II trade-offs for the classification part of this are just that - fundamental and unavoidable. The analysis of performance itself is by nature very similar. At least, if you do it properly. How you communicate that data and to who is different, I agree.