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m-murphy | 2 years ago

That's not what a confidence interval is. A confidence interval is a random variable that covers the true value 95% of the time (assuming the model is correctly specified).

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bo1024|2 years ago

Ok, the 'reverse' of a confidence interval then -- I haven't seen a term for the object I described other than misuse of CI in the way I did. ("Double quantile"?)

m-murphy|2 years ago

You're probably thinking of a predictive interval