A school-bus late-arrival estimator is scored like a conventional timer: each run is pass or fail. Why is that the wrong verdict for this system?
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Short Explanation
Scoring a late-arrival estimator like a conventional timer, each run pass or fail, is the wrong verdict. A data-driven probabilistic system needs a statistical verdict instead of a single expected arrival. Deterministic case-by-case oracles fit a timer, not this MLS.
Full Explanation
Contrast deterministic case-by-case oracles with statistical assessment of probabilistic MLS. Keeping a timer-style pass/fail, or substituting Chapter 6 or 7 tactics, misses that contrast.