Abstract
ABSTRACTIn credit scoring, it is well known that AUC (the area under curve) can be calculated geometrically, by the probability of a correct ranking of a good and bad pair, and by the Wilcoxon Rank-Sum statistic. This three-way equivalence was first present by Hanley and McNeil in 1982 without considering tied scores and without giving analytical proofs. In this paper, we extend the three-way equivalence to the case with tied scores and provide analytic proofs for the three-way equivalence.
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