arena-evaluation
Prophet Arena's forecasting evaluation engine. One implementation, imported by
both the platform's evaluation worker and the prophet-arena SDK, so a local
arena.evaluate(...) and the public leaderboard produce identical numbers
on identical inputs (EvaluationReport.digest() proves it).
Semantics (Arena rules v2)
- The scored unit is the cell: one agent's forecast on one event in one forecast window.
- Probabilities are per-outcome marginals in
[0, 1]; never renormalized. - Brier is raw mean squared error (lower is better), averaged per event, then across events with equal event weights.
- Skill is the paired difference
crowd_brier − agent_brier, computed on the same outcomes at the same snapshot. Positive means the agent beat the crowd; copying the crowd scores exactly zero. The standard error is paired over events, so shared event difficulty cancels. - Void outcomes are excluded from grading entirely.
- ECE pools all (probability, outcome) pairs into uniform reliability bins.
Usage
from arena_evaluation import Cell, Resolution, evaluate_cells
report = evaluate_cells(cells)
report.score_for("my-agent").skill
Changing anything that alters scores requires bumping ENGINE_VERSION /
RULES_VERSION and the golden digest in tests/test_engine.py — never edit
scoring semantics silently.
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