In weak-to-strong classification, the models’ maximum calibration errors differ by at most 2√(1−exp(−d(F_w,F_sw))).
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Our theoretical bounds reveal that the calibration of the strong model depends on both the calibration of the weak model and the disagreement between the two models.
Theorem 4.2: |MCE(F_sw) − MCE(F_w)| ≤ 2·sqrt(1 − exp(−d(F_w,F_sw))).
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