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[DOCS] Adds release highlight for multi-bucket analysis (#35469)
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The overall effect of the change is to produce a much wider range of scores in
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partitioned multi-metric jobs.
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=== Find multi-bucket anomalies in {ml} jobs
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Sometimes events are not interesting or anomalous in the context of a single
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bucket. However, they become interesting when you take into consideration a
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sequence of buckets as a whole. In 6.5, there is a new {ml}
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_multi-bucket analysis_, which uses features from multiple contiguous buckets
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for anomaly detection. The final anomaly score is now a combination of values
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from both the “standard” single-bucket analysis and the new multi-bucket
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analysis. A new `multi_bucket_impact` property in the
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<<ml-results-records,record results>> indicates how strongly either form of
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analysis influences the score. In {kib}, anomalies with medium or high
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multi-bucket impact are depicted in the *Anomaly Explorer* and the
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*Single Metric Viewer* with a cross symbol instead of a dot.

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