Air pollution is a significant threat to public health, leading to respiratory and cardiovascular diseases, exacerbated by climate change-induced extreme weather events.
Advancements in personal sensing technology and AI capabilities enable the prediction of individual health responses to pollution exposure.
A novel workflow integrates physiological data from wearable fitness devices with real-time environmental exposures to monitor and predict health outcomes.
An Adversarial Autoencoder neural network is used to accurately predict individual health responses to pollution exposure, showcasing the adaptability of the approach to real-world data.