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This project aims to conduct a scoping review in accordance with the JBI methodology to map and evaluate the types, effectiveness, and implementation challenges of fall prevention and detection technologies in construction. The review will explore AI-powered systems, deep learning models, wearable sensors, and BIM-integrated hazard detection, with a focus on real-time safety applications. It will also examine key barriers, enablers, and performance outcomes such as model accuracy, site feasibility, and worker acceptance.

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Colleges are increasingly turning to predictive analytics to identify "at-risk" students in order to target additional supports. While recent research demonstrates that the types of prediction models in use are reasonably accurate at identifying students who will eventually succeed or not, there are several other considerations for the successful and sustained implementation of these strategies. In this article, I discuss the potential challenges to using risk modeling in higher education and suggest next steps for research and practice.

Personalized medicine, driven by advancements in computational methods and predictive analytics, has emerged as a revolutionary approach to healthcare. This review provides an in depth exploration of the foundations, key principles, and computational techniques that underpin personalized medicine. It highlights the significance of personalized medicine in tailoring treatments to individual patients, optimizing healthcare outcomes, and enhancing the quality of care. Additionally, this review discusses the challenges and future prospects of personalized medicine in the context of predictive analytics, offering insights into the evolving landscape of healthcare. Transitioning from the foundational understanding of personalized medicine, we delve into the pivotal role of predictive analytics within this paradigm. Predictive analytics, a branch of data science, is the driving force behind the precision and individualization inherent in personalized medicine. It harnesses the power of advanced computational methods and algorithms to process vast datasets and generate predictions about future events, in this case, patient outcomes and treatment responses. Snowza Chrysolite. D "Personalized Medicine and Predictive Analytics: A Review of Computational Methods" Published in International Journal of Trend in Scientific Research and Development (ijtsrd), ISSN: 2456-6470, Volume-7 | Issue-5 , October 2023, URL: https://www.ijtsrd.com/papers/ijtsrd59982.pdf Paper Url: https://www.ijtsrd.com/medicine/other/59982/personalized-medicine-and-predictive-analytics-a-review-of-computational-methods/snowza-chrysolite-d

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This study is a randomized controlled trial (RCT) designed to improve engagement in self-guided digital mental health interventions for displaced Ukrainian refugees. Using the EvolutionHealth.care platform, we will test the effectiveness of nudges, prompts, and gamification in increasing engagement. Participants will be randomly assigned to six experimental conditions, and engagement will be measured through click-through rates, session duration, and checklist completion. Findings will help develop AI-driven personalization models to optimize future digital mental health interventions. The study aims to create a scalable, culturally sensitive, and evidence-based digital health solution.

https://media.ccc.de/v/ds20-11319-from_data-mining_via_predictive_analytics_to_surveillance_captitalism Knowledge against your thoughts - a new to digital slavery? Der Kapitalismus, in dem wir leben, hält immer noch daran fest, unser Verlangen zu kontrollieren. Deshalb wird er untergehen, wenn er sich nicht ändert, sagt die amerikanische Ökonomin Shoshana Zuboff. Alles, was digitalisiert und in Information verwandelt werden kann, wird digitalisiert und in Information verwandelt. Zuboffs zweites Gesetz: Was automatisiert werden kann, wird automatisiert. Zuboffs drittes Gesetz: Jede Technologie, die zum Zwecke der Überwachung und Kontrolle kolonisiert werden kann, wird, was immer auch ihr ursprünglicher Zweck war, zum Zwecke der Überwachung und Kontrolle kolonisiert. Die Richtigkeit dieser 3 Gesetze zeigt sich in zunehmemdem Umfang. Unternehmen und Institutionen fischen in großem Maß Daten ab moderne KI errechnet Prognosen des zukünftigen Verhaltens anhand dieser Daten werden pausenlos überwacht und kontrolliert . 1984 war nur ein düsterer Zukunftsroman dies ist noch viel düstere Gegenwart. Die Überwachung ist subtil und verdeckt; sie ist eingebettet in Dinge, auf die wir tagein, tagaus angewiesen sind. Nur Experten, nur Informationswissenschaftler und Hacker begreifen noch, wie weit das alles fortgeschritten ist. Wir als Gesellschaft verstehen das nicht mehr. Die Infrastruktur für die Regelung der neuen Informationswege ist bis jetzt nur in kleinen Teilen vorhanden. Es gibt kein übergreifendes Konzept. Uns dämmert erst langsam, dass Einrichtungen, denen wir unser Vertrauen geschenkt und die wir als unsere Freunde angesehen haben, Facebook zum Beispiel oder Google, nicht nach einer neuen Logik handeln, sondern nach der altbekannten, die unseren Interessen zuwiderläuft. Welche Richtung die Informationstechnologie einschlägt, kommt darauf an, wie einige gesellschaftliche und ökonomische Kernfragen beantwortet werden. Zurzeit geschieht das ohne Regeln und Gesetze. Die Praxis trifft jetzt die Entscheidungen. Etwas geschieht, weil Facebook, weil Google, weil die Regierung der Vereinigten Staates es so wollen. Der rechtliche Rahmen fehlt. Ich bin weder Verschwörungstheoretiker noch Apokaplytiker, noch will ich Sie bekehren - doch lassen Sie mich Ihnen anhand von Fakten einige Denkanstösse geben. Wir haben ein institutionelles System aufgebaut, das perfekt auf die Erfordernisse der Massenproduktion und des Massenkonsums zugeschnitten ist und weit über die entsprechenden Firmen und Dienstleister hinausreicht. Die Logik der Massenproduktion wurde zur Grundlage unseres Erziehungssystems, unserer Krankenversorgung, aller Sphären unserer Gesellschaft. Seit dem letzten Jahrzehnt des 20. Jahrhunderts kommt es aber zu einer immer heftigeren Kollision zwischen dem neuen Bewusstsein, das ich psychologische Selbstbestimmung nenne, und einem Wirtschaftssystem, das auf große Handelsvolumen, geringe Produktkosten und Standardisierung angelegt ist, eigentlich nicht anders als zu Zeiten von Henry Ford. etzt aber sind wir auf dem Weg in eine Welt der dezentralisierten Wertschöpfung, des distributed capitalism. Das ist keine technologische Metapher. Die Dezentralisierung geht von den Individuen aus, die nunmehr die Quelle ökonomischer Werte sind. Individuen sind aber nicht innerhalb einer Organisation zu finden, sie treten nicht in konzentrierter Form auf, sie verteilen sich über ihre dezentralisierten Lebensräume. Folglich muss sich auch der Handel dezentralisieren, um in diesen Lebensräumen Wirkung zu zeigen. Heute haben wir erstmals eine technologische Infrastruktur, die ebenso dezentralisiert ist. Facebook schien einmal uns zu gehören. Es war unser Raum. Jetzt verstößt Facebook immer wieder gegen die ökonomische Logik des individuellen Raums, widersetzt sich unseren Interessen und zerstört unser Vertrauen. Google verhält sich nicht anders. Der Machtwille der Firma ist sichtbar geworden, auch ihre Manipulation von Algorithmen und ihre Bereitschaft zur Überwachung. Wir fühlen uns bloßgestellt, allein schon durch eine Google-Suche. Meine beiden Kinder haben Facebook innig geliebt. Heute rühren sie es nicht mehr an. Facebook, das ist für sie jetzt: die da. Und nicht mehr: wir. [email protected] https://datenspuren.de/2020/fahrplan/events/11319.html Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4qLzVUmWy4Y Uploader: media.ccc.de

With economic globalization and continuous development of e-commerce, customer relationship management (CRM) has become an important factor in growth of a company.CRM requires huge expenses. One way to profit from your CRM investment and drive better results, is through machine learning. Machine learning helps business to manage, understand and provide services to customers at individual level Both customer segmentation and buyer targeting help the business to increase marketing performances. The objective is to propose a new approach for better customer targeting. Supriya V. Pawar | Gireesh Kumar | Eashan Deshmukh"Predictive Analytics for High Business Performance through Effective Marketing" Published in International Journal of Trend in Scientific Research and Development (ijtsrd), ISSN: 2456-6470, Volume-2 | Issue-2 , February 2018, URL: http://www.ijtsrd.com/papers/ijtsrd8385.pdf Article URL: http://www.ijtsrd.com/engineering/computer-engineering/8385/predictive-analytics-for-high-business-performance-through-effective-marketing/supriya-v-pawar

The present systematic review aims to critically appraise studies that employed continuous, wearable-sensor monitoring—from admission through convalescence—to determine (i) which devices and algorithms have been tested, (ii) how sensor-derived activity or physiology relates to core clinical outcomes such as complications, length of stay and readmission, and (iii) what methodological gaps must be bridged before large-scale implementation and machine-learning-enabled early-warning systems become routine. By deliberately excluding the emerging but still limited body of wearables-centred RCTs and cohorts synthesised elsewhere, we aim to provide surgeons, nurses, physiotherapists and digital-health developers with an up-to-date roadmap for integrating objective mobility and vital-sign metrics into next-generation ERAS dash-boards, ultimately transforming postoperative care from reactive to proactive.

These briefing charts discuss the various industry domains: customer insight, crime analytics, healthcare, insurance and finance. Topics such as insurance and financial services, manufacturing, education, telecommunications, technologies, content analytics technology, data mining, cognitive services, and decision making are shown.

This research provides program analysts and Department of Defense (DoD) leadership with an approach to identify problems in real-time for acquisition contracts. Specifically, we develop optimization algorithms to detect unusual changes in acquisition programs' Earned Value data streams. The research is focused on three questions. First, can we predict the contractor provided estimate at complete (EAC)? Second, can we use those predictions to develop an algorithm to determine if a problem will occur in an acquisition program or sub-program? Lastly, can we provide the probability of a problem occurring within a given timeframe? We find three of our models establish statistical significance predicting the EAC. Our four-month model predicts the EAC, on average, within 3.1 percent and our five and six-month models predict the EAC within 3.7 and 4.1 percent. The four-month model proves to present the best predictions for determining the probability of a problem. Our algorithms identify 70% percent of the problems within our dataset, while more than doubling the probability of a problem occurrence compared to current tools in the cost community. Though program managers can use this information to aid analysis, the information we provide should serve as a tool and not a replacement for in-depth analysis of their programs

Travel behavior is vital for producing effective interventions because car dependence is one of the main barriers to achieving sustainable urban mobility, which highlights the importance of a deeper understanding of the contributing factors. Understanding and altering driving behavior: analysis with ML Predictive analytics enable to forecast behavioral trends and help to change driving behaviors. We applied various machine learning methods including random forests, gradient boosting, and neural networks, to predict individual travel Behaviors and to find key determinants of car dependence. These designs resulted from using a comprehensive data set that revealed travel survey results, GPS data, and demographic information. This dataset included factors such as travel time, costs, availability of public transport, and city density. To determine the effectiveness of the models, we measured accuracy, precision, recall, F1-score, and area under the ROC curve (AUC-ROC) for each of the models. The models accurately predicted car dependence with 85% accuracy (AUC-ROC 0.89), confirming that they were able to maintain predictive power. Ensuring access information on public transport and urban density were the key factors that were indicative in our analysis of feature importance. Moreover, we designed a personalized travel planning intervention informed by our predictive models, which ultimately reduced car usage by 15% and increased ridership of public transport by 18%. These findings highlight the capacity of machine learning and predictive analytics to provide deeper insights into car dependence, and to guide targeted interventions that promote sustainable travel in urban environments. Future studies will be directed towards investigating the long-term effects of such interventions and integrate other factors for example, social norms that may impact travel behavior.

Censorship is not about silencing you, it's about cutting off your information. Disallowing you is their goal. Stealing and obstruction are core tactics. Fake riots ginned up by fake politicians. The Committee On Public Information is back. Today's parallels with NAZI propaganda are frightening. Censorship is book burning. The only person who can tell you anything is POTUS and he is the ultimate insider. There are so many things going on. Hope is born within you, so look inside yourself for what resonates and follow your faith.

Brian interviews Neil Seeman, Founder, and Chairman of RIWI Corp. Neil works on new product strategy, research and development, and special projects for RIWI. Neil invented RIWI's core intellectual property. He is the author or co-author of hundreds of articles in major media around the world, more than 25 peer-reviewed journal papers and several books and monographs. Prior to RIWI, he was Founder and Executive Director of the Innovation Cell. Neil's career began at a full-service Canadian law firm, later becoming a founding editorial board member of The National Post, and In-House Counsel on constitutional matters to the National Citizen's Coalition serving under former Prime Minister Stephen Harper.

In this paper, we combine ideas from machine learning (ML) and operations research and management science (OR/MS) in developing a framework, along with specific methods, for using data to prescribe decisions in OR/MS problems. In a departure from other work on data-driven optimization and reflecting our practical experience with the data available in applications of OR/MS, we consider data consisting, not only of observations of quantities with direct effect on costs/revenues, such as demand or returns, but predominantly of observations of associated auxiliary quantities. The main problem of interest is a conditional stochastic optimization problem, given imperfect observations, where the joint probability distributions that specify the problem are unknown. We demonstrate that our proposed solution methods are generally applicable to a wide range of decision problems. We prove that they are computationally tractable and asymptotically optimal under mild conditions even when data is not independent and identically distributed (iid) and even for censored observations. As an analogue to the coefficient of determination $R^2$, we develop a metric $P$ termed the coefficient of prescriptiveness to measure the prescriptive content of data and the efficacy of a policy from an operations perspective. To demonstrate the power of our approach in a real-world setting we study an inventory management problem faced by the distribution arm of an international media conglomerate, which ships an average of 1 billion units per year. We leverage both internal data and public online data harvested from IMDb, Rotten Tomatoes, and Google to prescribe operational decisions that outperform baseline measures. Specifically, the data we collect, leveraged by our methods, accounts for an 88% improvement as measured by our coefficient of prescriptiveness.

Colleges are increasingly using models to predict student behavior and intervene to change that behavior. Because of this, when projects involve partnering with a vendor, it is more important than ever to make the right choice about which vendor. In some ways, partnering with a vendor to use predictive analytics is similar to procuring any other technology product. But the complexity of the algorithms--and the predictions they produce--add another layer to the decision-making process. This guide gives administrators the tools to ask the right set of questions of predictive analytics vendors and provides a sense of what kind of answers they should expect. It focuses on ensuring that vendors use predictive analytics tools like early alert systems in an ethical manner.

Colleges are increasingly using models to predict student behavior and intervene to change that behavior. Because of this, when projects involve partnering with a vendor, it is more important than ever to make the right choice about which vendor. In some ways, partnering with a vendor to use predictive analytics is similar to procuring any other technology product. But the complexity of the algorithms--and the predictions they produce--add another layer to the decision-making process. This guide gives administrators the tools to ask the right set of questions of predictive analytics vendors and provides a sense of what kind of answers they should expect. It focuses on ensuring that vendors use predictive analytics tools like early alert systems in an ethical manner.

Colleges are increasingly using models to predict student behavior and intervene to change that behavior. Because of this, when projects involve partnering with a vendor, it is more important than ever to make the right choice about which vendor. In some ways, partnering with a vendor to use predictive analytics is similar to procuring any other technology product. But the complexity of the algorithms--and the predictions they produce--add another layer to the decision-making process. This guide gives administrators the tools to ask the right set of questions of predictive analytics vendors and provides a sense of what kind of answers they should expect. It focuses on ensuring that vendors use predictive analytics tools like early alert systems in an ethical manner.

Many low-income young people are not reaching important milestones for success (for example, completing a program or graduating from school on time). But the social-service organizations and schools that serve them often struggle to identify who is at more or less risk. These institutions often either over- or underestimate risk, missing opportunities to intervene with those who need more help or inefficiently providing services to those who do not need them. Most "early warning systems" of risk rely on only a few measures, mainly because in the course of day-to-day practice, one can keep track of only so much information at a time. Yet this approach ignores a wealth of data collected for different purposes that could help programs and schools identify risk earlier and more accurately. This report presents what schools, colleges, and youth programs can do with predictive analytics.

Predictive analytics has taken higher education by storm, with its promise of closing equity gaps, raising student retention rates, and increasing tuition revenue by keeping students enrolled. Many colleges and universities have made an investment in predictive analytics for student success initiatives, and even more are looking into implementing, expanding, and strengthening the technology. However, getting advisers and other end users to communicate the predictive system findings to students is a vital step in successfully using predictive analytics and doing so equitably is of utmost importance. This report offers research-based guidelines to colleges for engaging in effective, ethical, and equitable communication about predictive analytic system findings to students. It covers how to approach the first engagement with students: how an early alert end user, such as a counselor or adviser, can tell students that a problem has been identified, connect them with resources, and create the behavior change needed for success. It is also a guide for institutional leadership to consider when working with students, faculty, and staff to implement predictive analytics at their institution.

Learning Analytics (LA) captures the digital footprint of students' online learning activity. This study describes students' navigational behavior in an e-learning setting by processing the LA data obtained from Blackboard LMS. This is an attempt to understand the navigational behavior of students and the relationship with learning performance. The study was carried out with 88 learners from a Malaysian private university. The course sites' log data and students' performance were analyzed, and the results were as follows: 4 navigational behaviors played an important role in student's academic performance which are active days, total learning time, number of views, and days delayed in accessing the assessment. Active learning from Tuesdays to Thursdays had a significant positive effect on performance. It was found that the higher activities (total learning time, number of journals viewing) translate to better performance. Days delayed in attempting assessments had a significant but mixed effect on performance, depending on the type of assessment. However, the number of logins is insignificant. The findings of this study provide empirical evidence of the importance of self-discipline in online learning and provide instructors with a predictive measure as a call for early intervention to help online students. [For the full proceedings, see ED654100.]

Downloaded from Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) Youtube channel on 2025-02-01 20:26:24 https://youtube.com/watch?v=atElqLgJrLs -------- The September 2022 Preventive Medicine Grand Rounds (PMGR) features a presentation by Mr. Henry O’Connell, who presented how vocal biomarkers were used as a predictive analytics tool to assess both community health resource utilization and identification of at-risk populations. For continuing education (CE) credits, visit https://tceols.cdc.gov/; search for course WD4441-090722. CEs will be available after 10/10/2022 and expire 10/10/2024. Course access code: CDCPMRF

In the ever-evolving landscape of data analytics, predictive analytics stands out as a powerful tool that enables organizations to forecast future trends and behaviors based on historical data. https://www.learnovita.com/data-analytics-certification-course-in-bangalore

Since 2012, the Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction (DPI) has maintained a statewide predictive analytics system providing schools with an early warning in middle grades of students at risk for not completing high school. DPI is considering extending and enhancing this system, known as the Dropout Early Warning System (DEWS). The proposed enhancements include better understanding how and why schools use a tool like DEWS, supports and training necessary to translate DEWS into school change, and extending DEWS into other domains such as college and career readiness. This paper identifies national models of predictive analytic systems in education, including a focus on the Early Warning Implementation Monitoring System (EWIMS) (National High School Center, 2013). The paper explores how such policies might succeed in achieving their goals (e.g., dropout prevention and reduction of predictive at-risk behaviors), ways that districts and schools can make the policies more successful, and how states and state agencies like DPI might strengthen the policies, thereby facilitating local success. The paper recommends that DPI consider: (1) fostering a network of schools for professional development and support of implementation of predictive analytics like DEWS and EWIMS; (2) developing modifications of predictive analytic indicators to measure short-term change and progress; (3) merging predictive analytics with findings of current research funded by the statewide longitudinal data system grant that will identify effective strategies for supporting students with different at-risk profiles; (4) soliciting schools for voluntary implementation of the full DEW/EWIMS model; and (5) sponsoring research on existing practices of how schools identify and intervene on behalf of at-risk students. The analysis and recommendations of the paper should not be considered as final but rather as material for further discussion and deliberation--in essence as food for thought and inquiry. The paper is organized as follows. First is a description of the details of DEWS as an example of implementation of a predictive analytics tool. Second is a logic model of the policy, which is the theory of change underlying its intended positive effects on outcomes. Third, beginning an initial assessment of the theory of change tracing the policy from schools and students, is an analysis of the strength of predictive analytic policies, using a framework developed by Porter, Floden, Freeman, Schmidt, & Schwille (1988). Fourth, following the logic model to the school level, is an analysis of the characteristics of organization and process required for successful implementation in schools, using a framework developed by Gamoran and colleagues (2003). Finally, the paper turns to the question of how outside agencies might enable successful implementation of predictive analytics, with a description of the results of a study of how three school districts supported use of college readiness indicators, followed by a discussion of how DPI might strengthen its own policies.

Discover how predictive analytics is transforming emergency rooms by reducing wait times, optimizing resources, and improving patient outcomes.

Epidemics, such as Dengue and Influenza, remain significant threats to public health, particularly in densely populated areas. These diseases can spread rapidly, posing a challenge to early detection and containment. Existing methods for epidemic prediction often rely on basic surveillance and historical data, but these approaches have limitations, including a lack of real-time updates and the ability to predict disease trends with high accuracy. This project aims to leverage artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning techniques to predict the infection status of individuals based on blood sample data and visualize epidemic spread patterns. Using medical datasets containing blood parameters such as WBC count, CRP levels, platelet count, and age, the AI model can classify individuals as infected, cured, or deceased, and determine whether the cause is Dengue or Influenza. Machine learning algorithms like Logistic Regression, AdaBoost, ANN, Random Forest, LGBM, and Decision Trees have been applied to the data, resulting in high prediction accuracy. The system also integrates real-time visualizations, showing infection statistics, recovery trends, and mortality rates, and it utilizes population data to predict the regional spread of the epidemic. This project represents a significant advancement over traditional methods by providing a robust, AI-based solution for epidemic prediction and management.

With economic globalization and continuous development of e-commerce, customer relationship management (CRM) has become an important factor in growth of a company. CRM requires huge expenses. One way to profit from your CRM investment and drive better results, is through machine learning. Machine learning helps business to manage, understand and provide services to customers at individual level. Thus propensity modeling helps the business in increasing marketing performance. The objective is to propose a new approach for better customer targeting. We'll device a method to improve prediction capabilities of existing CRM systems by improving classification performance for propensity modeling. Supriya V. Pawar | Gireesh Kumar | Eashan Deshmukh"Predictive Analytics for High Business Performance through Effective Marketing" Published in International Journal of Trend in Scientific Research and Development (ijtsrd), ISSN: 2456-6470, Volume-2 | Issue-2 , February 2018, URL: http://www.ijtsrd.com/papers/ijtsrd9502.pdf  http://www.ijtsrd.com/engineering/computer-engineering/9502/predictive-analytics-for-high-business-performance-through-effective-marketing/supriya-v-pawar

With economic globalization and continuous development of e-commerce, customer relationship management (CRM) has become an important factor in growth of a company. CRM requires huge expenses. One way to profit from your CRM investment and drive better results, is through machine learning. Machine learning helps business to manage, understand and provide services to customers at individual level. Thus propensity modeling helps the business in increasing marketing performance. The objective is to propose a new approach for better customer targeting. We'll device a method to improve prediction capabilities of existing CRM systems by improving classification performance for propensity modeling. Supriya V. Pawar | Gireesh Kumar | Eashan Deshmukh"Predictive Analytics for High Business Performance through Effective Marketing" Published in International Journal of Trend in Scientific Research and Development (ijtsrd), ISSN: 2456-6470, Volume-2 | Issue-2 , February 2018, URL: http://www.ijtsrd.com/papers/ijtsrd9502.pdf  http://www.ijtsrd.com/engineering/computer-engineering/9502/predictive-analytics-for-high-business-performance-through-effective-marketing/supriya-v-pawar

With economic globalization and continuous development of e-commerce, customer relationship management (CRM) has become an important factor in growth of a company. CRM requires huge expenses. One way to profit from your CRM investment and drive better results, is through machine learning. Machine learning helps business to manage, understand and provide services to customers at individual level. Thus propensity modeling helps the business in increasing marketing performance. The objective is to propose a new approach for better customer targeting. We'll device a method to improve prediction capabilities of existing CRM systems by improving classification performance for propensity modeling. Supriya V. Pawar | Gireesh Kumar | Eashan Deshmukh"Predictive Analytics for High Business Performance through Effective Marketing" Published in International Journal of Trend in Scientific Research and Development (ijtsrd), ISSN: 2456-6470, Volume-2 | Issue-2 , February 2018, URL: http://www.ijtsrd.com/papers/ijtsrd9502.pdf  http://www.ijtsrd.com/engineering/computer-engineering/9502/predictive-analytics-for-high-business-performance-through-effective-marketing/supriya-v-pawar

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Mark is joined by long-term industry veteran and friend Christian Berg to talk about surviving fifteen years as a contractor in analytics industry, changes he's seen in the market and in how project are approached, the value in getting involved in the community, and in a specially extended Christmas and New Year edition we look back at what was topical in 2017 and what are Christian's predictions for 2018 ... and appoint Christian as Head of our Best Practices Found on the Internet.

Mark is joined by long-term industry veteran and friend Christian Berg to talk about surviving fifteen years as a contractor in analytics industry, changes he's seen in the market and in how project are approached, the value in getting involved in the community, and in a specially extended Christmas and New Year edition we look back at what was topical in 2017 and what are Christian's predictions for 2018 ... and appoint Christian as Head of our Best Practices Found on the Internet.

Downloaded from Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) Youtube channel on 2025-02-01 20:25:36 https://youtube.com/watch?v=xj2WVO4_caU -------- The September 2022 Preventive Medicine Grand Rounds (PMGR) features a presentation by Mr. Henry O’Connell, who presented how vocal biomarkers were used as a predictive analytics tool to assess both community health resource utilization and identification of at-risk populations. For continuing education (CE) credits, visit https://tceols.cdc.gov/; search for course WD4441-090722. CEs will be available after 10/10/2022 and expire 10/10/2024. Course access code: CDCPMRF Audio Description Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=atElqLgJrLs This video can also be viewed at https://www.cdc.gov/prevmed/videos/pmgr-oconnell-09-07-2022-lowres.mp4

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With economic globalization and continuous development of e-commerce, customer relationship management (CRM) has become an important factor in growth of a company. CRM requires huge expenses. One way to profit from your CRM investment and drive better results, is through machine learning. Machine learning helps business to manage, understand and provide services to customers at individual level. Thus propensity modeling helps the business in increasing marketing performance. The objective is to propose a new approach for better customer targeting. We'll device a method to improve prediction capabilities of existing CRM systems by improving classification performance for propensity modeling. Supriya V. Pawar | Gireesh Kumar | Eashan Deshmukh"Predictive Analytics for High Business Performance through Effective Marketing" Published in International Journal of Trend in Scientific Research and Development (ijtsrd), ISSN: 2456-6470, Volume-2 | Issue-2 , February 2018, URL: http://www.ijtsrd.com/papers/ijtsrd9502.pdf Article URL: http://www.ijtsrd.com/engineering/computer-engineering/9502/predictive-analytics-for-high-business-performance-through-effective-marketing/supriya-v-pawar

With economic globalization and continuous development of e-commerce, customer relationship management (CRM) has become an important factor in growth of a company. CRM requires huge expenses. One way to profit from your CRM investment and drive better results, is through machine learning. Machine learning helps business to manage, understand and provide services to customers at individual level. Thus propensity modeling helps the business in increasing marketing performance. The objective is to propose a new approach for better customer targeting. We'll device a method to improve prediction capabilities of existing CRM systems by improving classification performance for propensity modeling. Supriya V. Pawar | Gireesh Kumar | Eashan Deshmukh"Predictive Analytics for High Business Performance through Effective Marketing" Published in International Journal of Trend in Scientific Research and Development (ijtsrd), ISSN: 2456-6470, Volume-2 | Issue-2 , February 2018, URL: http://www.ijtsrd.com/papers/ijtsrd9502.pdf Article URL: http://www.ijtsrd.com/engineering/computer-engineering/9502/predictive-analytics-for-high-business-performance-through-effective-marketing/supriya-v-pawar

Hypertension is one of the non-communicable disease (NCD) that is classify as a global health risk with many critical health cases. Malaysia raise the same concern of the increasing NCD health problem. This paper aims to study the techniques used in predictive analytics namely healthcare and identify the factors of prevalence on hypertension. This review would give a better understanding of proper techniques and suggest the technique commonly used in predictive analytics especially for medical data and at the same time provide significant factors of prevalence hypertension. A total of 27 papers reviewed, several techniques on predictive analytics in healthcare are neural network, decision tree, naïve bayes, regression and support vector machine. The rise of economic growth and correlated socio-demographic have cause rise in hypertension problem over past years. The factors of hypertension depicted in this review namely gender, age, locality, family history, physically inactive and unhealthy life style not conform to any boundaries thus far. Thus, the choice on the technique and hypertension factors for predictive analytics is significant to come out with the significant predictive model. The predictive model on prevalence of hypertension may predict the severity of adult having hypertension in future work.

The research looks into the role of AI in matching large datasets to make decisions, reduce risks, and improve efficiency in these two sectors. Large datasets allow early detection of diseases, the development of personalized treatments, fraud avoidance, and improved forecasting in finance because of AI. There are challenges, including low quality of data, different systems not being able to share, ethical aspects, and rules. By using secondary data and carrying out thematic analysis, the study identified that using advanced AI, such as ensemble and federated learning, can make predictive systems flexible, secure, and transparent. 

Manual checks used to monitor the sugar industry are the cause of inefficiencies and unplanned downtimes considering that the sugar industry struggles to curb these unexpected downtimes and inefficiencies of the sugar industry. The present paper suggests an IoT monitoring system based on the cloud that will fit the needs of sugar factory in terms of sugar temperature, pressure control, and equipment conditions monitoring in real-time. Through predictive maintenance concepts, the system will strive to predict possible equipment breakdowns hence minimizing both the downtime and maintenance expenses. The combination of cloud computing will provide scalability and access to data, which will enhance responsible decision-making. The method has major benefits of efficiency in operations and quality of the product when compared to the traditional practices.

Das Ende des Zufalls •  Prognosen - Predictive Analytics •  Wissenschaftsdoku • ZDF 2015 •

Das Ende des Zufalls •  Prognosen - Predictive Analytics •  Wissenschaftsdoku • ZDF 2015 •

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In 2025, hospital operations demand more than just basic scheduling and patient tracking. They need foresight. That’s where IPD software with predictive analytics comes in—and NZCares is leading the way. This in-depth SlideShare explores how NZCares IPD software is helping hospitals across India manage patient flow, reduce delays, and prevent problems before they happen. Learn how NZCares helps hospitals: Forecast patient admissions and surges Predict discharges to free up beds faster Flag high-risk patients using real-time health data Optimize nurse and doctor scheduling based on patient load Avoid supply shortages with predictive inventory planning Connect pharmacy, diagnostics, and billing in one smart platform Whether you manage a private clinic or a large hospital network, this presentation shows how predictive IPD management software like NZCares improves workflows, boosts patient outcomes, and reduces operational chaos. 👨‍⚕️ It's not just hospital software—it’s a smarter way to run healthcare. 👉 View the full deck and discover how NZCares is helping hospitals stay one step ahead, every day. 🔗 Visit www.nzcares.com to explore a free demo or schedule a live walkthrough.

A major factor in agricultural production is soil productivity, which is impacted by soil fertility as well as the compatibility of the crops cultivated there. In order to improve agricultural efficiency and sustainability, farmers must make educated judgments on crop selection and fertilizer use, which requires an accurate estimate of soil productivity. This study offers a predictive analytics method that uses machine learning and K-Means clustering and crop recommendation models to evaluate soil productivity. The K-Means clustering algorithm divides soil into three classes: Fertile, Highly Fertile, and Less Fertile, depending on the amount of nitrogen (N), phosphorus (P), and potassium (K) it contains. A Random Forest Regression model is used to forecast the best crop because soil productivity is influenced by both crop selection and fertility. In order to suggest crops that maximize production potential, this model examines a variety of soil attributes and environmental factors. Through precise soil fertility prediction and crop recommendation, this study offers farmers useful information that helps them maximize soil utilization, increase crop yields, and engage in sustainable agriculture. In the end, this data-driven strategy benefits both agricultural output and environmental preservation by enhancing farm productivity and resource management.

Urban traffic congestion is a growing problem in cities, leading to notable delays, increased fuel consumption, and elevated air pollution levels. Effective traffic management is crucial for enhancing urban mobility and improving residents' quality of life. This paper presents a novel Internet of Things (IoT)-based predictive analytics framework that tackles challenges in traffic management. The method employs IoT sensors spread throughout the city, including real-time traffic cameras, vehicle counting equipment, and environmental monitors, to gather comprehensive data on traffic flow, speed, and density. We applied advanced machine learning techniques, particularly time series analysis and regression methods, to analyze the collected data and forecast future traffic conditions. Our model can pinpoint potential congestion hotspots by examining historical traffic trends in conjunction with real-time data and suggest optimal adjustments for traffic signals ahead of time. Testing our predictive analytics framework in a selected urban area showed an impressive 30% decrease in peak-hour congestion and a 20% enhancement in overall traffic flow. Furthermore, the analysis demonstrated a 15% reduction in average vehicle emissions throughout the trial period, underscoring the environmental advantages of the system. These results suggest that utilizing IoT technology alongside predictive analytics can enhance traffic management and support sustainable urban growth. By equipping city planners and traffic management agencies with practical insights, our research aids in the advancement of smarter cities capable of addressing the complexities of contemporary transportation issues. The findings of this study emphasize the possibility for wider implementation of IoT-driven solutions in urban planning, ultimately resulting in improved public safety, decreased environmental impact, and a better quality of life in urban areas.