Inspiration
Preventing misrepresentation of outbreak such as in seen in Covid
What it does
Using prior CDC Health Records and current user given professionally verified illness report, it calculates the probability of an anomaly in influenza data.
How we built it
Via Python, Flask, SQL and Docker with API usage of ChatGPT, Google Pollen API, and Open-Meteo.
Challenges we ran into
Getting commits to work and integrating all code from all group members code.
Accomplishments that we're proud of
Proud of our formula, storage methods, API handling, and scalability.
What we learned
Improved GitHub skills, Python Experience, API usage, Front-end development, and teamwork.
What's next for Influenza Anomaly Tracker
We plan to expand EpiCenter beyond influenza to support full Viral Outbreak reporting including, and introduce personalized individual risk profiles based on travel, demographics, and vaccination status.
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