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DrShivansh bhalla
A doctor trying to s... • 1y
Ok , interesting but there's a fallacy at play here. To predict future, you need alot of variables as well. Ofcourse, you can plot in alot of predictable events and growth curves but each one of these will be based on past events and out of the box occurences in the past. So, truly predicting future would always be at a disadvantage. However, mini sectorisation can be done that can work on a predictive model for probability of success in various fields that can factor in past occurences and give a fair output of %success but then again, it'll be too unreliable to have an impactful usecase
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