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The only reason that this may not be accurate for ML is because machine learners generally make no attempt to quantify their uncertainty in their predictions wi
by clircle 6y ago
The only reason that this may not be accurate for ML is because machine learners generally make no attempt to quantify their uncertainty in their predictions with e.g. confidence intervals or prediction intervals.
And there is a whole field of non-parametric statistics that doesn't make distribution assumptions.