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Incorporated content from MCGrad research papers into the documentation: - Added use cases for multicalibration (downstream optimization, distribution shift robustness) - Cited relevant academic papers for claims - Added new 'Measuring Multicalibration' page explaining the MCE metric - Covers Kuiper statistic approach, signal-to-noise weighting, usage examples - Updated sidebar navigation References: - 'Multicalibration Yields Better Matchings' (AISTATS 2026) for downstream optimization - Kim et al. (2022) and Wu et al. (2024) for distribution shift robustness - Guy et al. (2025) for MCE metric methodology
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Incorporated content from multicalibration research papers into the documentation:
Some papers by others
Measuring Multi-calibration Paper (Guy et al., 2025)
'Multicalibration Yields Better Matchings'