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Prevention and Compliance algorithms

The Prevention and Compliance department uses 2 algorithms. Read more about the risk-based checks algorithm and the SWAN algorithm.

Risk-based checks algorithm

We conduct checks to ensure that risks are kept to a minimum. We use algorithms to make risk profiles. A risk profile is a list of risks. If a person meets the risk criteria of a particular profile, they are assigned that risk profile. Anyone assigned a risk profile may be selected for a check by an officer of the Prevention and Compliance department.

We use the risk-based checks algorithm.

More information about the risk-based checks algorithm in the Algorithms Register You will be redirected to another website, which will open in a new window.

SWAN algorithm

We use the SWAN algorithm to predict the likelihood that a person who believes they are living alone is actually considered to be living with another adult. SWAN is a Dutch abbreviation which loosely translates as AOW pensioners who live with another adult.

The SWAN algorithm is undergoing development, but is currently on hold.

More information about the SWAN algorithm in the Algorithms Register You will be redirected to another website, which will open in a new window.