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But how do you know to invert your answer? You're assuming you know you're wrong.
by welder 4y ago
But how do you know to invert your answer? You're assuming you know you're wrong.
- sebzim4500 4y agoIf you have an algorithm that is correct 30% of the time on some benchmark, then invert results and you have an algorithm that is correct 70% of the time. That's why 50% is the worst case result.
- VincentEvans 4y agoYou’ll know your bias if you’ve been tracking your success rate, and once you do - just keep doing the same thing, but use the opposite of your guess.
- welder 4y agoSo, if the average of your past results is under 50% then always invert your result? That makes sense, so you can never have less than 51% accuracy. That could still trend towards 50% though. Thanks for explaining it!