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A false negative has zero realized cost. I would say there's missed opportunity cost.
by jonathanoliver 8y ago
A false negative has zero realized cost. I would say there's missed opportunity cost.
- beagle3 8y agoYes. But a false positive has negative realized cost AND missed opportunity cost; I was implicitly subtracting the missed opportunity cost as it appears in both, but it should be stated explicitly - Thanks.