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import streamlit as st
# Prompt the user to input a value rather than using a slider
x = st.text_input("Enter a value, and I will guess your age!")
def estimate_age_from_input(x):
try:
# Convert to float and get absolute value
x = abs(float(x))
# Base probability of different age groups (skewed young due to internet usage)
# Roughly based on internet usage demographics
age_brackets = {
(13, 17): 0.15, # Teens
(18, 24): 0.25, # Young adults
(25, 34): 0.30, # Early career
(35, 44): 0.15, # Mid career
(45, 54): 0.08, # Late career
(55, 64): 0.05, # Pre-retirement
(65, 100): 0.02 # Retirement
}
# Adjust probabilities based on input value
if x > 1000000 or x < -1000000:
# Very large/small numbers - likely young person testing limits
return 18
elif x > 10000 or x < -10000:
# Large numbers - probably young
return 22
elif x == 69 or x == 420 or x == 80085:
# Meme numbers - likely teen/young adult
return 16
elif x == 0:
# Default/lazy input - use median young adult age
return 25
elif x == 1:
# Simple input - slight skew older
return 28
elif 1 <= x <= 100:
# Reasonable number - use weighted distribution
if x <= 20:
return 24 # Young skew for small numbers
else:
return min(int(x * 0.8 + 15), 75) # Scale up but cap at 75
else:
# Other numbers - use base distribution
import random
brackets = list(age_brackets.items())
weights = [p for _, p in brackets]
chosen = random.choices(brackets, weights=weights)[0][0]
return random.randint(chosen[0], chosen[1])
except (ValueError, TypeError):
# Non-numeric input - assume young user testing system
return 19
# Only attempt to calculate if input is provided
if x:
y = estimate_age_from_input(x)
st.write(f'You entered: {x}, I think you are about {y} years old!')
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