How I built a repair triage system for remote public housing, and why I hide the model's confidence from tenants
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How I built a repair triage system for remote public housing, and why I hide the model's confidence from tenants 1. The problem A family in a remote Northern Territory community loses water to their house. They ring the repairs line. In Darwin, a plumber would usually be there within a couple of da…
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How I built a repair triage system for remote public housing, and why I hide the model's confidence from tenants
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