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les for A X 2022 T2 Al - news article 1.pdf x + ee3aef5d43e2ffb 1f2d5a0f99/MyFiles/Downloads/2022%20T2%20A1%20-%20news%20article%201.pdf 1/2 100% + Al method used to study lead levels in Broken Hill children's blood ABC Broken Hill / By Callum Marshall and Andrew Schmidt Posted Wed 29 Sep 2021 at 7:22pm, updated Wed 29 Sep 2021 at 8:11pm A new study has used an artificial intelligence method to help predict factors that influence the lead level in the blood of children living in Broken will. The Macquarie University study analysed its Key points: previous research, which looked at lead levels in blood collected from 1991 to 2015, and found that - A Macquarie University study has the year of testing had the greatest influence on analysed blood lead levels collected levels. from 1991 to 2015 - The study has found that the year of It also found that children had higher levels if they testing has the greatest influence on lived within a kilometre of the city's central mine lead levels area or 1.37km of the railroad, and that levels - The head researcher believes the increased faster in Aboriginal children than in non- study is the first of its kind Aboriginal children at nine-to-10 months of age and 12-to-18 months of age Professor Mark Taylor said researchers used a "machine-learning model," which was part of the artificial intelligence branch, for the study. CA 21:06 31