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The team candidly admits this is a synthetic evaluation, that the repair requests and tenant behavior are fabricated, and that how models trained on synthetic text behave on real reports is unknown; if real work orders were obtained, the top three things would be to retrain the urgency model on real tenant phrasing, rerun the calibration analysis, and test the shared-trip batch scheduling with actual travel patterns rather than scheduled distances.
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10/16/2026
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