Kos Somaras · The Fin · Migrants keep this town running. Why it's voting for One Nation
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Compiled a database of over 2,100 data sets across Australia broken down by suburb, measured financial, health and social resilience, and used the data to model which seats would flip to One Nation via an MIP model.
over 2,100 data sets; Dubbo health index 50 vs Maryland 67; mental health 11% vs 6%; overweight 81% vs 70%; health facilities within 50 km: 1 vs 30
“It's an index that we've compiled together with Zurich Insurance and Mandela. It uses well over 2 million data points and maps out every Australian suburb based on their resilience...”
“You need more pre-training data… give the model a bunch of data and think… transform this data… pre-trained on it would make the model smarter”
“We trained models on internal data and then predicted on external data… total number of tests … like 13 million across 500 protein targets.”
“They're using de-identified patient data, we're going to be tracking to see whether doing these whole body MRIs actually improve health outcomes down the line”
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