AISC 2004 Homepage for team 002 (Matthew Woller, Levi Blackstone)

The results support the hypothesis that a compartmental model can be used to more accurately predict BAC. The root-mean-square analysis of the data showed that the accuracy of the predictions made with the new model was better in both male and female subjects. A scatter plot of the data shows that our model exhibited no apparent trend of over or underestimation in male subject. The predictions for females showed a slight trend of overestimation. These results are more accurate than the predictions from the cBAC and BACest programs tested by Davies and Bowen (2000).


				Discussion
			The results support the hypothesis that a compartmental model can be used to more accurately predict BAC. The root-mean-square analysis of the data showed that the accuracy of the predictions made with the new model was better in both male and female subjects. A scatter plot of the data shows that our model exhibited no apparent trend of over or underestimation in male subject. The predictions for females showed a slight trend of overestimation. These results are more accurate than the predictions from the cBAC and BACest programs tested by Davies and Bowen (2000).

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