7-day shutdown-risk estimate · validation pending

Denmark — 4% risk

A seven-day view of the current regime, with drivers and supporting evidence. This is not a shutdown-onset prediction.

Per-day risk

Dashed line: 50% threshold. Bars colored by risk band.

Reading this forecast & citation

The Voidly Sentinel model scores Denmark at a peak 3.9% shutdown-risk level over the next 7 days, highest on day 7 (Sat, Oct 31). Average across the window: 13%. This is a current-regime risk reading, not a prediction that a new shutdown will start — see the scope note below.

May 2026 legacy-model audit: the audited forecast mainly tracked existing blocking regimes, not new shutdown onsets. On the days a new shutdown began, its transition-row AUC was ~0.33. This historical result is not a current production scorecard. Why →

Per-day drivers

Date	Risk	Drivers
Sat, Oct 24	8% · Low	Danish Parliament in 7d
Sun, Oct 25	7% · Low	Danish Parliament in 6d
Mon, Oct 26	11% · Low	Danish Parliament in 5d
Tue, Oct 27	9% · Low	Danish Parliament in 4d
Wed, Oct 28	13% · Low	Danish Parliament in 3d
Thu, Oct 29	14% · Low	Danish Parliament in 2d
Fri, Oct 30	19% · Background	Danish Parliament in 1d
Sat, Oct 31	22% · Background	Danish Parliament

What drove the prediction

Top features by signed contribution to today's risk score. Positive (↑) features push the prediction higher; negative (↓) features push it lower.

↓week_of_year-0.114
↓gdelt_unrest_30d-0.060
↓block_rate_roll7_std-0.054

Similar past event

The model found a similar event in the corpus. Reading the incident report tells you what “4% risk for Denmark” looked like when it actually happened.

ET-2026-0698critical

Incident in ET · Date unavailable

Recent evidence

Live measurements from upstream networks supporting this forecast. Click any link to view the raw data on the source.

ooniinterferencehttps://explorer.ooni.org/search?probe_cc=DK&test_name=web_connectivity&since=2026-10-23&until=2026-10-242026-10-23
ooniinterferencehttps://explorer.ooni.org/search?probe_cc=DK&test_name=web_connectivity&since=2026-10-23&until=2026-10-242026-10-23
ooniinterferencehttps://explorer.ooni.org/search?probe_cc=DK&test_name=web_connectivity&since=2026-10-23&until=2026-10-242026-10-23

Honest caveats

Legacy forecast: May 2026 audit

A May 2026 audit of the then-production 7-day forecast found that it mainly tracked existing blocking regimes and did not reliably predict new shutdown onsets. The figures below describe that legacy model, not a current production scorecard.

In that audit, a forward-temporal split (train on the past, test only on the strictly-future window) gave the legacy model AUC 0.589 on its raw label — near chance.
The audited label target_7day was a 7-day sliding window, so it is 98.9% autocorrelated day-to-day. A trivial predict-yesterday baseline scores AUC 0.957 — high numbers here mean “what is blocked stays blocked,” not predictive skill.
On the rows where a shutdown actually began (transitions), the legacy forecast scored AUC ~0.33 — below chance.

Read any current 7-day risk number as a source-reported signal. These historical audit figures do not validate current onset skill. Interval coverage is unvalidated and the bounds are withheld here; do not use this as an early-warning siren. Read the full honest re-evaluation →

The 2026-05-20 isotonic refit is historical. Its 810 archived pairs do not establish current calibration or onset skill.
A 70% forecast doesn't mean a shutdown is guaranteed; a 20% forecast doesn't mean it's safe. Source-reported interval fields have no verified empirical coverage here.
For long-form methodology see /methodology and the calibration refit finding.

Model version: v1@2026-10-18T02:19:52.728259

/dk — full country profile with recent incidents + ISP breakdown
/atlas/elections — all 90-day election forecasts ranked by risk
/sentinel/calibration — live model-honesty dashboard + feature importance
/v1/sentinel/current_risk/DK — raw JSON

About this view

Calibrated via isotonic refit on 810 live outcomes (2026-05-20). See calibration drift → · Denmark country profile →