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The Ceiling Is in the Channel: Auditing Learner Gaps and Measurement Frontiers in Clinical Prediction
Clinical prediction can saturate for two different reasons: a fitted learner may fail to extract available information, or the recorded variables may impose a population frontier. We separate these quantities through the \emph{learner gap} and the \emph{measurement-channel ceiling}. Optimal balanced
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