Notebook 5 combines the climate and soil inputs into district-level wheat risk scores. This is where I use the earlier source and coverage checks to build the features behind the ranking.
You can inspect the scores and map layers to find districts worth a closer look. I treat the ranking as a screening tool for further investigation.
Business lane: Risk & Opportunity Framing Technical lane: Risk ModelingExecutive summary.
The ranked output helps you prioritize districts for closer review. Its usefulness depends on understanding the input features and their coverage limits.
- Primary output
- District-level wheat risk scores
- Signal components
- Climate stress indicators and soil-linked modifiers
- Delivery format
- Ranked outputs plus map-ready geospatial layers
Analysis with Real Data
Engineer climate and soil-linked features, estimate district risk scores, and visualize geographic concentration of risk.
Key output
The run reproduces the expected sandy-soil drought pattern on live public data and produces ranked district risk outputs. I include feature contributions and map layers so you can inspect why a district ranks higher or lower.
Decision framing: rankings are intended for triage and investigation, not as a final policy recommendation in isolation.
| Output layer | Purpose | Typical consumer |
|---|---|---|
| District risk score | Prioritize zones for deeper review | Product, strategy, and operations stakeholders |
| Feature contribution slice | Explain why districts rank higher or lower | Data and analytics teams |
| Map layer export | Support communication and review in geospatial tools | Mixed business and technical audiences |
- Model communication principleI want you to see what contributes to a district’s score before using it to guide a decision.
Interpretation boundary
Use the scores to choose where to investigate next. Read them with the feature notes, coverage checks and validation caveats from the earlier notebooks; they are not enough for a policy recommendation on their own.
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