The CV19 Index (http://cv19index.com) is an open source, AI-based predictive model that identifies people likely to have heightened vulnerability to complications from COVID-19. The index is intended to help hospitals and government agencies respond to COVID-19. By targeting their outreach towards patients with high vulnerability, these organizations can ensure that valuable resources are being prioritized to those who need them the most. The model was trained to detect respiratory infections in 2 million Medicare members.
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For more information on the COVID-19 Vulnerability Index, see http://cv19index.com
This algorithm is available as an open source package at https://github.com/closedloop-ai/cv19index
A user forum has been created for people in the community who have additional questions, suggestions, etc.at https://community.closedloop.ai/t/the-covid-19-vulnerability-index/15
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This listing is free to use, so you pay only for the AWS compute that runs the model. Pricing splits into two groups: real-time inference, which serves predictions on demand, and batch inference, which processes larger jobs in bulk. Within each group, you pick an AWS instance type that matches your workload. Options span general-purpose, compute-optimized, and GPU-accelerated instances in a range of sizes. Larger instances carry more processing power. You are billed by host hours, meaning the time each instance runs. Choose the mode and instance size that fit your needs.
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What does one host hour mean for billing?
A host hour is one hour that a single AWS instance runs the model. If you run one instance for ten hours, you are billed ten host hours. Running two instances at once doubles the host hours for the same clock time. Billing counts running time, not prediction volume.
Am I charged when an instance is stopped or idle?
The software itself is free, so no software charge applies. You pay only AWS compute for the time an instance runs. A fully stopped instance stops accruing host hours. Stopped instances may still incur separate AWS storage fees, but no inference charges accrue while they are not running.
How do real-time and batch inference modes differ for my workload?
Real-time mode serves predictions on demand, so instances stay running to respond instantly. Batch mode processes large groups of records in bulk, then releases the instance. Both bill by host hours. Real-time suits continuous, interactive use. Batch suits scheduled jobs where you run instances only during processing.
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Full information on the CV19 Index, including the links to a full FAQ, User Forums, and information about upcoming Webinars is available at http://cv19index.com
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