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Target alignment, dilution and forecast selection when cross-sectional forecasts share a common target
Forecasters often score the same units per date against one standardized realized outcome. We show that every standardized forecast splits exactly into a component aligned with this common target and a component uncorrelated with it. Three consequences follow: forecast-error correlation largely mirr
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