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Predictive maintenance roads
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- High-Risk AI-system
- Impact assessment
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- Status
- Out of use
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The algorithm helps make better predictions about road maintenance and bets on explainability. Province of South Holland finds it important that the algorithm is not a black box, but that it is clear how the algorithm arrived at a particular prediction. Weighting is applied to see which type of road damage leads to a particular prediction. It also explains road maintenance interventions using principal values.
Human intervention
Yes, the algorithm serves purely as a tool for multi-year maintenance planning (MYP) to roads. There will always be a check on the input of the data (including road maintenance indicators) and the output (how does an algorithm arrive at a prediction) of the algorithm before a human decision is made for in the maintenance planning. Besides, an end-of-life prediction is only one of the factors for determining the maintenance timing: the environment, traffic management, finances, capacity, strategy, etc. also play a role which means that a human consideration is always made for the MYP.
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