An Easier Way to Calibrate
Forecasts are said to be calibrated if the frequency predictions are approximately correct. This is a refinement of an idea first introduced by David Blackwell in 1955. We show that “<i>K</i>-initialized myopic strategies†are approximately calibrated when <i>K</i> is large. These strategies first “initialize†by making each forecast exactly <i>K</i> times, and thereafter play, in each period <i>t</i>, the minmax strategy in a static game.
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1999
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Authors: | Fudenberg, Drew ; Levine, David |
Institutions: | Department of Economics, Harvard University |
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