Re:Are Experts Real?
by dragonwriter on Tuesday January 12, 2021 @05:10AM
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> Basically, "high calibration" is the opposite of Dunning-Kruger in my mind
Dunning-Kruger is perfect “relative calibration” somewhere near the 70th percentile, as the finding of the study for which the effect is named is essentially that people above and below that point assess their relative performance closer to it than it actually is.
It's doesn't seem to address calibration in the absolute sense at all.
Dunning-Kruger is perfect “relative calibration” somewhere near the 70th percentile, as the finding of the study for which the effect is named is essentially that people above and below that point assess their relative performance closer to it than it actually is.
It's doesn't seem to address calibration in the absolute sense at all.