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We're provided raw mobile data and we need to convert them to a usable format. The algorithm is a function f(x, y) = z where x is a strength of the signal from the device, y time period they spent together and z boolean response (infected or not). The algorithm is described in the attachment. test.xlsx
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Is boolean output a good idea? It makes sense to me to split this to f(x, y) = z and g(z) = w where z is some dimension-less number and g(z) can be easily scaled ...
In the end it'll look something like that, @Foxlik. One function will calculate a number based on the XSL file and the other will check the number and say whether infected or not.
We're provided raw mobile data and we need to convert them to a usable format. The algorithm is a function
f(x, y) = z
wherex
is a strength of the signal from the device,y
time period they spent together andz
boolean response (infected or not). The algorithm is described in the attachment.test.xlsx
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: