36.00%Maryland State 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)
Ordered current-data replay. The report gives an explicit frequency count for its seven most-cited local health priorities, so the model's current-layer output can be scored against that order: all 7 findings appeared, for a 36% NDCG-style ranking fit. The source publishes only a year, not an exact date, so this report isn't eligible for the day-precision verification list, and the run is a current-data replay rather than a historical blind one. (Rescored against the model's complete ranked output rather than a display-sized slice, which had zeroed out nearly every finding here; previously 2%.)
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.
Cancer & Chronic Conditions was the most frequently cited local health priority theme (n=31, 33.7%)
→ matched: Public Health Access: Care Exists, Access Pathways Still Break Down
Behavioral Health was the second most frequently cited local health priority theme (n=28, 30.4%)
→ matched: Behavioral Health Navigation: Services Exist, Families Still Miss Care
Social Determinants of Health was the third most frequently cited local health priority theme (n=8, 8.7%)
→ matched: Neighborhood Economic Resilience: Small Business, Family Stability, and Local Services Are Too Disconnected
Access to Care was the fourth most frequently cited local health priority theme (n=6, 6.5%)
→ matched: Insurance Navigation: Coverage Rules Are Too Complex for Real Households
Maternal & Child Health was the fifth most frequently cited local health priority theme (n=5, 5.4%)
→ matched: Maternal Health Access: Clinical Care and Community Support Still Disconnect
Violence & Gun Violence tied for sixth most frequently cited local health priority theme (n=3, 3.3%)
→ matched: Public Safety Trust: Institutions and Communities Still Lack Usable Repair Pathways
Youth Wellness tied for sixth most frequently cited local health priority theme (n=3, 3.3%)
→ matched: Youth Opportunity Pathways: Services Exist, Transitions Still Break Down