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191191# :func:`~mapie.metrics.regression_ssc_score` and :func:`~mapie.metrics.hsic`.
192192#
193193# - SSC (Size Stratified Coverage): This measures the maximum violation
194- # of coverage by grouping intervals by width and computing coverage for
195- # each group. An adaptive method has a maximum violation close to the global
196- # coverage. Among the four methods, CV+ performs the best.
197- #
198- # HSIC (Hilbert-Schmidt Independence Criterion): This computes the
199- # correlation between coverage and interval size. A value of 0 indicates
200- # independence between the two.
194+ # of coverage by grouping intervals by width and computing coverage for
195+ # each group. An adaptive method has a maximum violation close to the global
196+ # coverage. Among the four methods, CV+ performs the best.
197+ # - HSIC (Hilbert-Schmidt Independence Criterion): This computes the
198+ # correlation between coverage and interval size. A value of 0 indicates
199+ # independence between the two.
201200#
202201# It's important to note that CV+ with the absolute residual score
203202# calculates constant intervals, which are not adaptive. Therefore,
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125125
126126##############################################################################
127- # The symmetric intervals (``symmetric_correction=True``) use a combined set of residuals
128- # for both bounds, while the asymmetric intervals (``symmetric_correction=False``)
129- # use distinct residuals for each bound, allowing for more flexible and
130- # accurate intervals that reflect the heteroscedastic nature of the data.
131- # The resulting effective coverages demonstrate the theoretical guarantee of
132- # the target coverage level ``confidence_level``.
127+ # The symmetric intervals (``symmetric_correction=True``) use a combined set of
128+ # residuals for both bounds, while the asymmetric intervals
129+ # (``symmetric_correction=False``) use distinct residuals for each bound,
130+ # allowing for more flexible and accurate intervals that reflect the
131+ # heteroscedastic nature of the data. The resulting effective coverages
132+ # demonstrate the theoretical guarantee of the target coverage level
133+ # ``confidence_level``.
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