64.00%Minnesota Statewide Health Assessment 2024(Mean across every scored simulation below, not just the best one — blind, pre-publication data where available; current-registry replays are marked as such)
Themes drawn from the official summary were checked against the current Minnesota registry slice: all 6 appeared in the model's output (coverage). The source gives no ranked order, so this is a placement fit rather than NDCG: 64% reflects how highly the model's own full ranked output placed those 6 matches. (Rescored against that complete ranked output rather than a display-sized slice, which had only surfaced 2 of the 6 matches; previously 18%.)
The blind ranking, finding by finding
Every finding this report actually published, and where the model's own 41-candidate ranked output placed the gap it matched to — the same ranks the score above is computed from.
Education conditions shape health and opportunity
→ matched: School Attendance and Student Reconnection: Absence Signals Are Visible, Response Systems Are Not
Transportation conditions shape health and opportunity
→ matched: Transportation and Service Access: People Miss Help Because They Cannot Reliably Get There
Income conditions shape health and opportunity
→ matched: Neighborhood Economic Resilience: Small Business, Family Stability, and Local Services Are Too Disconnected
Environmental conditions shape health and opportunity
→ matched: Climate Resilience: Neighborhood Preparedness and Capital Are Not Lined Up
Social circles and connectedness shape health and opportunity
→ matched: Civic Trust and Language Access: Institutions Still Miss the Last Mile
Persistent inequities mean opportunities to be healthy are not evenly distributed
→ matched: Public Health Access: Care Exists, Access Pathways Still Break Down