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Reducing Measurement Error in Forecaster Evaluation Using the Wisdom of Crowds
Forecasting skill is often measured by the average error between forecasters’ predictions and the ground truth, but the inherent uncertainty in event outcomes adds an additional layer of measurement error onto skill estimation. Intersubjective measures offer an alternative approach to skill measurem
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