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You apply a strictly increasing transformation to a classifier’s scores. What happens to its AUC and to its calibration?
- ABoth are unchanged, since the model has not been retrained
- BAUC is unchanged; calibration can change completely
- CAUC changes and calibration is unchanged
- DBoth change in the same direction
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