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Choosing a regression metric for non-negative data in scikit-learn

Choose a regression metric for non-negative data by first deciding the prediction goal, then picking a consistent loss such as MAE, RMSE, or pinball loss, and finally comparing against a constant baseline with a D2-style score.

scikit-learn / regression metrics / MAE / RMSE / pinball loss / quantile regression / D2 score / non-negative targets

Choosing Between MAE and RMSE for Error Prediction

Understand the differences between Mean Absolute Error (MAE) and Root Mean Squared Error (RMSE), how to choose the right metric for your prediction task, and the impact of large errors on each.

regression / model evaluation / MAE / RMSE / error metrics / scikit-learn / machine learning

Evaluating prediction intervals with empirical coverage and width

Prediction intervals aim to contain future individual observations, while confidence intervals target a mean or other parameter, and the two are not interchangeable. Empirical coverage is the held-out fraction inside the interval and width is the distance between quantile limits; a constructed five-value example gives 80 percent coverage and mean width 1.8.

prediction interval / confidence interval / quantile regression / empirical coverage / interval width / scikit-learn / calibration / held-out evaluation