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Wilcoxon Random Forests for Robust Distributional Prediction
Random forests (RF) are tree-based models that capture complex, high-order predictor interactions. In biomedical studies, ordered outcomes often have outliers, skewness, or mixtures of continuous and ordinal values (e.g., due to detection limits). Standard RF splitting targets conditional means via
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