
During March 2025, Ltf200 enhanced the GEB-model/GEB repository by developing two core features focused on household data modeling and wealth-income realism. Leveraging Python and SQL, Ltf200 restructured household agent attributes to include age and education, introduced a population property for aggregated analysis, and consolidated data loading for improved simulation fidelity. The work replaced deterministic values with a lognormal distribution for wealth and income, using a combined WEALTH_INDEX to better reflect regional variation. This approach deepened the analytic clarity and credibility of household-level simulations, demonstrating strong skills in agent-based modeling, data engineering, and backend development within a complex modeling environment.

March 2025 performance snapshot for GEB-model/GEB focused on data-model maturation and wealth/income realism to enhance simulation fidelity and analytic clarity. Delivered two major features with a clear path to cross-regional applicability and richer household analytics. Commits attached to the work include 1c66aca8e39b709f265971e512c77f619a6248eb, 3d085a0a43ac11559fff1f6bf5721b99ea2768b2, 2b246d98b52e55705122dc57334241e3f885e363, and d75596c2ee4f427e8da9795dcb7e7cd5dc232954.
March 2025 performance snapshot for GEB-model/GEB focused on data-model maturation and wealth/income realism to enhance simulation fidelity and analytic clarity. Delivered two major features with a clear path to cross-regional applicability and richer household analytics. Commits attached to the work include 1c66aca8e39b709f265971e512c77f619a6248eb, 3d085a0a43ac11559fff1f6bf5721b99ea2768b2, 2b246d98b52e55705122dc57334241e3f885e363, and d75596c2ee4f427e8da9795dcb7e7cd5dc232954.
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