A new research paper titled "Refinement as a Service: Algorithmic Predictor Refinement" explores the concept of prediction aggregation, specifically focusing on calibrated predictors. The paper introduces a formulation where calibrated predictors are viewed as signaling schemes and refinement is defined through feature-independent garblings. The authors establish an algorithmic framework, demonstrating that while bilateral refinement can be solved efficiently, refinement with multiple predictors becomes NP-hard for deterministic outputs. However, when randomized outputs are permitted, a polynomial-time algorithm is presented for any number of input predictors by decomposing constructible signal vectors. AI
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