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On misconceptions about the Brier score in binary prediction models
The Brier score is a widely used metric evaluating overall performance of probabilistic predictions for binary outcomes in clinical research. However, its interpretation can be complex, as it does not align with commonly taught concepts in medical statistics. Consequently, the Brier score is often m
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