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commit 9121d191950e35075d2c249ae4a1351f67d30a22
parent c1b70f61c4421e880032ece034c960c4871781d5
Author: Silas Brack <silasbrack@gmail.com>
Date:   Thu, 16 Apr 2026 07:59:53 +0200

fix: correct numbers

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diff --git a/main.typ b/main.typ @@ -94,7 +94,7 @@ text(size: 10pt)[ - Performed an in-depth analysis of thousands of falls to understand which factors are related to falls and how they can be better prevented. Preprocessed data to account for various biases and confounders. - Trained various models to predict falls, though ended up converging on a two-stage model with one brute-force optimisation step and one logistic regression to forecast fall likelihood across different time horizons. This approach was chosen to maximise interpretability and actionability for care staff. - - Based on my analysis and modelling, I designed, implemented and rolled out a new notification system based on resident actions rather than whereabouts, along with an automatic fall risk prediction model which led to a notification volume drop of 56% (mitigating spammy alerts) and a fall rate reduction of 66%. First-hand user feedback on this feature has also been collected and has been consistently positive. + - Based on my analysis and modelling, I designed, implemented and rolled out a new notification system based on resident actions rather than whereabouts, along with an automatic fall risk prediction model which led to a notification volume drop of 56% (mitigating spammy alerts) and a fall rate reduction of 30%. First-hand user feedback on this feature has also been collected and has been consistently positive. ], ) ],