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COCON (COherent CONglomerate of traffic control software) is the most widely used programme in the traffic control engineering world to determine the order in which traffic flows are handled at intersections (and what is and is not allowed at the same time). The outcome is input for the traffic cont...

Algorithm that can identify target groups within the group of people on welfare based on characteristics. The goal is: tailored services to work or participation.

Several analyses are carried out in the Focus on Undermining project, see also website www.zichtopondermijning.nl. Work is ongoing to add insights and (new) analyses.

The Wmo forecasting model provides a prediction of the number of unique users and costs of Wmo with a six-year forecast horizon. Predictions are made at district level for both the Wmo total and sub-products of the Wmo (Help with Household, Support at Home and Assistive Technology and Services).

Based on the turnout in the first 3 hours (according to the Polling StationApp), a forecast is made over the next 10 hours for crowding and ballot paper take-up.

If an employer hires an employee covered by a certain law, that employer can receive a subsidy. For this, the municipality must determine the employee's wage value.

The algorithm predicts how many traffic fines the police issue in a year and how much of them the Ministry of Justice and Security collects. As a result, the ministry knows how many staff are needed and how much revenue is collected from fines.

The Directorate of Financial and Economic Affairs manages the finances of the Ministry of Justice and Security (JenV). To do so, it needs a good picture of expenditure and income. The 'probable course' algorithm predicts these.

The algorithm underlines personal data in documents. An employee has to look at all pages and check whether the document is properly anonymised. Then the software removes all highlighted information and blacklists it. After that, the documents can be published, for example under the Open Government ...

Algorithm that can help registrants avoid "look-alike fraud". Sourced from the National Authority for Identity Data (RvIG)