Motor-vehicle crashes are a leading cause of traumatic fetal death in the United States, yet no crash database records pregnancy. Existing estimates come from national investigation samples with wide intervals, trauma registries seeing only the injured, or record linkage in a few states. Police narratives record pregna...
Transportation agencies increasingly predict crash-injury severity with statistical and machine-learning models, but these models do not state how often their output contains the recorded injury level or for which groups of drivers it fails, a gap that matters most for motorcyclists and unrestrained drivers. This study...
Crash-severity models inform screening, dispatch and site prioritization, yet are deployed without a finite-sample statement of what one prediction means. Off-the-shelf guarantees fail here, because the features that make crash severity distinctive defeat them: the KABCO outcome is ordinal, the recorded label is a fiel...
Amir Rafe, Subasish Das· 0 citations
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