[P] Introducing confidenceinterval, the long missing python library for computing confidence intervals

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  • confidenceinterval

    The long missing library for python confidence intervals

  • awesome-experimental-standards-deep-learning

    Repository collecting resources and best practices to improve experimental rigour in deep learning research.

  • Very neat! I will add this to https://github.com/Kaleidophon/experimental-standards-deep-learning-research :-)

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  • PyForecastTools

    Forecast Verification/Validation Tools in Python

  • Nice to see a python implementation of deLong's method - I've had to use pROC (in R) for that in the past. For binary event analysis (among other things) there's also https://github.com/drsteve/PyForecastTools, which also has bootstrapped confidence intervals, or analytic CI using Wald or Agresti-Coull. The terminology is from weather literature, but it covers a lot of the same ground.

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