Glossary · Reliability, calibration, and statistics
Stratified estimate
A pass rate combined from per-stratum estimates with the target population's weights, Σ w_h p̂_h. It lets a suite over-sample informative slices and still report the deployment mix.
Defined in
Handbook · ValidationEstimands, pass rates, and intervalsWrite the estimand first, then report n, an honest interval and the right functional, from Wilson to pass^k to reweighted estimates.Related terms
- Kish effective sample size
- n_eff = (Σ w_i)² / Σ w_i²: the number of equally weighted items that carry the same information as a weighted sample. A collapse of n_eff relative to n signals a suite that badly mismatches the target population.
- Covariate-shift weight
- The ratio of a task's probability under the target population to its probability under the eval sample, used to reweight results to deployment. Weighting cannot create evidence where the sample has no support.
Where it comes up
- Notation and formula cardHandbook · Reference
- CrosswalkHandbook · Reference