Greece, USC, Wharton and AgentRisk Develop COVID Risk Analysis

 Interesting approach and claims.

How Greece Let in Tourists, Kept Out COVID-19,  By University of Southern California,  September 24, 2021

A hand clad in the colors of Greece holds a test tube containing a COVID test. 

The Eva algorithm caught nearly twice as many asymptomatic infected travelers than would have been caught if Greece had relied on only travel restrictions and randomized COVID testing.

Researchers at the University of Southern California (USC) Marshall School of Business, the University of Pennsylvania’s Wharton School of Business, wealth management advisory firm AgentRisk, and Greece's universities of Athens and Thessaly collaborated on the development of an algorithm that can identify asymptomatic COVID-19 infections in travelers.

The “Eva” algorithm utilizes real-time data to identify high-risk visitors for testing.  The researchers found the algorithm was able to identify nearly twice as many asymptomatic infected travelers to Greece than if the country had depended only on travel restrictions and randomized testing.  Eva was used to weed through data provided by tourists to develop profiles of those likely to be infected and asymptomatic.

From University of Southern California

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