Model Evaluation · Level 2 of 5
Decision Threshold
A score cutoff used to turn a score into a decision.
Changing it trades different kinds of errors without retraining the scoring model.
Example
A transaction is flagged when its risk score exceeds a chosen value.
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Decision Threshold. A score cutoff used to turn a score into a decision. Changing it trades different kinds of errors without retraining the scoring model. For example: A transaction is flagged when its risk score exceeds a chosen value.
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