Netivei Ayalon · Transport Model QA

Beer Sheva Model Validation

How I built an AI-native system to reconstruct, validate, and package a complete transport model output — and ship it as a production tool to the customer.

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10+Reconstructed Tables
3Time Periods Validated

The question

From Raw Model Output to a Validated, Packaged Deliverable

Transport model outputs are complex — dozens of tables, thousands of rows, multiple time periods. Manually checking them against targets takes weeks and is error-prone. I built a system that does it automatically, and ships as a ready-to-use tool.

How It Works

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The approach / 01

The system reads raw model outputs — road network assignments, transit ridership, route data — and reconstructs each required report table using the exact formulas from the model's specification document.

The approach / 02

Each reconstructed table is automatically compared against the official target. The system flags every mismatch — missing rows, extra rows, value differences above tolerance — and produces a detailed diff report.

The approach / 03

A professional Streamlit dashboard lets an analyst review any table, switch between time periods (AM, off-peak, PM), filter by match status, and inspect individual cell-level differences with smart color coding.

The approach / 04

The entire system was packaged as a standalone deliverable and handed to the customer — including all inputs, scripts, GUI, and documentation — so they can run it independently at any time.

The evidence

The System in Action

A walkthrough of the reconstruction dashboard and validation interface.

The approach

Built AI-Native

The reconstruction engine, test suite, GUI, and packaging workflow were all built using AI-native development with Claude and Codex. Not just code generation — full-cycle development: architecture design, iterative implementation, automated testing, and production hardening. This is the workflow I teach.

Why It Matters

From evidence to a decision.

Transport model validation is a legal and contractual requirement before major infrastructure decisions. A system that does it automatically — and produces a paper trail — replaces weeks of manual analyst work and eliminates the risk of undetected errors in the outputs that decision-makers rely on.

You can't approve a model you can't verify. This system makes verification fast, repeatable, and transparent.
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