Calibration is for forecasters, not for proposed theories.
If a candidate theory is valuable then it must have some chance of being true, some chance of being false, and should be falsifiable. This means that, compared to a forecaster, its predictions should be “overconfident” and so not calibrated.
Calibration is for forecasters, not for proposed theories.
If a candidate theory is valuable then it must have some chance of being true, some chance of being false, and should be falsifiable. This means that, compared to a forecaster, its predictions should be “overconfident” and so not calibrated.