If you look at your algorithm's ROC: you really want to avoid false negatives ("nope, not a real friend" when they actually could be).
Whereas a false positive ("yep, could be a real friend" and they turn out not to be) is something you will notice & correct eventually.
If you look at your algorithm's ROC: you really want to avoid false negatives ("nope, not a real friend" when they actually could be).
Whereas a false positive ("yep, could be a real friend" and they turn out not to be) is something you will notice & correct eventually.