Is it reliable to predict children's autism from eight characters?

There are two detection methods to judge:

First, the forecaster's previous prediction of autism was accurate. If the previous calculation is not accurate, it is certainly unreliable.

Second, if it is accurate before, it is someone else's, and it has high accuracy, then there is the possibility of autism.

Third, the eight characters look at autism, all of which are hit by food injuries, or merged or washed away. This kind of eight-character child is often unwilling to move, likes fantasy, but has no action. If this phenomenon happens in a hit, and then both the Universiade and the fleeting time are like this, then the possibility will be even greater.