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How do you carry forecast uncertainty into downstream decisions without reducing it to an arbitrary confidence threshold?

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I’m working on a forecasting setup where the prediction is ultimately used to make a downstream decision. A common approach seems to be: But choosing X can feel arbitrary, and it also throws away information about the shape or magnitude of the uncertainty. How do you handle this in practice? Do you…

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  1. 2026-09-13 16:35 · r/learnmachinelearning
    How do you carry forecast uncertainty into downstream decisions without reducing it to an arbitrary confidence threshold?

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