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Amazon gives Wall Street mixed financial picture in earnings report
A delivered Amazon paper padded mailer bag resting on a concrete pillar structure in Saratoga Springs, Utah, on 31 August 2026. A delivered Amazon paper padded mailer bag resting on a concrete pillar structure in Saratoga Springs, Utah, on 31 August 2026. Amazon offered a mixed picture of its financial health on Thursday in its quarterly earnings report. The e-commerce company gave a cautious sales forecast for the current fourth quarter, which encompasses the critical holiday shopping period, after delivering fiscal third-quarter results that came in below Wall Street analysts' expectations. The Seattle-based company posted strong growth, however, in its prominent cloud computing unit.
BYU QB Bear Bachmeier says Notre Dame 'disrespected' him and his family following upset win over Irish
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10 media moments and controversies that defined 2025
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The Generalized Proximity Forest
Shaw, Ben, Rustad, Adam, Maia, Sofia Pelagalli, Rhodes, Jake S., Moon, Kevin R.
Abstract--Recent work has demonstrated the utility of Random Forest (RF) proximities for various supervised machine learning tasks, including outlier detection, missing data imputation, and visualization. However, the utility of the RF proximities depends upon the success of the RF model, which itself is not the ideal model in all contexts. RF proximities have recently been extended to time series by means of the distance-based Proximity Forest (PF) model, among others, affording time series analysis with the benefits of RF proximities. In this work, we introduce the generalized PF model, thereby extending RF proximities to all contexts in which supervised distance-based machine learning can occur . Additionally, we introduce a variant of the PF model for regression tasks. We also introduce the notion of using the generalized PF model as a meta-learning framework, extending supervised imputation capability to any pre-trained classifier . We experimentally demonstrate the unique advantages of the generalized PF model compared with both the RF model and the k-nearest neighbors model.
Localized Uncertainty Quantification in Random Forests via Proximities
Rhodes, Jake S., Brown, Scott D., Wilkinson, J. Riley
Abstract--In machine learning, uncertainty quantification helps assess the reliability of model predictions, which is important in high-stakes scenarios. Traditional approaches often emphasize predictive accuracy, but there is a growing focus on incorporating uncertainty measures. While current methods often rely on quantile regression or Monte Carlo techniques, we propose a new approach using naturally occurring test sets and similarity measures (proximities) typically viewed as byproducts of random forests. Specifically, we form localized distributions of OOB errors around nearby points, defined using the proximities, to create prediction intervals for regression and trust scores for classification. By varying the number of nearby points, our intervals can be adjusted to achieve the desired coverage while retaining the flexibility that reflects the certainty of individual predictions. For classification, excluding points identified as unclassifiable by our method generally enhances the accuracy of the model and provides higher accuracy-rejection AUC scores than competing methods. Although traditional machine learning models usually provide point estimates, there is growing recognition of the need to incorporate uncertainty to support more informed decisions [1]. By quantifying uncertainty, users can assess the reliability of model outputs and better interpret results, especially for out-of-distribution samples through calibrated confidence estimates.