Integrated Data Analysis for Mobility and Transport
We transform complex data into tools for sustainable mobility. We integrate official surveys and dynamic flows to map habits and traffic....
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Methodological Mix
We do not consider artificial intelligence as a substitute for statistical rigour, but as a necessary methodological extension for managing large volumes of data and complex non-linear relationships.
Our approach combines Machine Learning algorithms (such as Random Forest and Gradient Boosting), ideal for identifying predictive patterns and seasonal dynamics in high-dimensional contexts, with the robustness of’Structured econometrics.
Forecasting Solutions
We use artificial intelligence as an extension of statistical rigour to anticipate future trends.. We analyse complex patterns and non-linear relationships to provide scenario simulations that measure the resilience of markets and territories in the face of external shocks.
Let's combine ensemble algorithms (Random Forest, Gradient Boosting) with structured econometric models.
This mix makes it possible to identify Accurate predictive patterns in the analysis of prices, demand and seasonal dynamics, turning large volumes of data into operational insights.
Example application: demand forecasting
The project explores the application of machine learning algorithms to optimise the management of school canteens in Sweden.
Through the processing of vast historical datasets, The model provides accurate consumption forecasts and outlines advanced economic impact simulations.. This approach transforms collective catering into a data-driven system, capable of anticipating fluctuations and analysing hypothetical scenarios to improve cost efficiency.
The integration of predictive analytics and simulation scenarios represents an innovative frontier for the public sector, enabling strategic decisions based on scientific evidence and optimal management of food and economic resources on a national scale.
Application example: resource optimisation
The project defines theoretical frameworks and applies statistical models for a’Granular comparative analysis of food waste in EU-27 countries.
The study compares different territorial areas to identify inefficiencies and virtuous models.
The combination of solid theoretical foundations and advanced algorithms allows for Map the dynamics of waste on a European scale, providing a detailed overview.
This data-driven analysis is essential for understanding national disparities, measuring the effectiveness of reduction policies, and supporting strategic decisions for more sustainable food resource management within the European Union.
Application example: resource optimisation
The project defines theoretical frameworks and applies statistical models for a’Granular comparative analysis of food waste in EU-27 countries.
Through the processing of key metrics, such as cumulative costs and demand trends, the study compares the different territorial areas to identify inefficiencies and good practices.
The combination of solid theoretical foundations and advanced algorithms allows for Map the dynamics of waste on a European scale, providing a detailed overview.
This data-driven analysis is essential for understanding national disparities, measuring the effectiveness of reduction policies, and supporting strategic decisions for more sustainable food resource management within the European Union.
Case Studies
Explore our applied solutions: from food waste reduction models to dynamic price forecasting. We use ensemble algorithms and advanced estimation techniques to solve complex challenges and generate forecasts to high strategic impact.
We transform complex data into tools for sustainable mobility. We integrate official surveys and dynamic flows to map habits and traffic....
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