The Population Accuracy Index¶
Taplin, R., Hunt, & Christine. (2019). The Population Accuracy Index: A New Measure of Population Stability for Model Monitoring. Risks, 7(2).
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Mechanisms¶
- Distribution-Shift Trigger Dashboard
- A workhorse indicator is the population stability index, which quantifies how far a current distribution has drifted from a baseline and is widely used to trigger model review when it crosses a set level.
This sourceDescribes the Population Stability Index as an industry-standard comparison of current and development distributions, with conventional thresholds used to flag significant change and possible model action.
- A workhorse indicator is the population stability index, which quantifies how far a current distribution has drifted from a baseline and is widely used to trigger model review when it crosses a set level.
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