Performance assessment of individual and ensemble data-mining techniques for gully erosion modeling
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Abstract
Gully erosion is identified as an important sediment source in a range of environments and plays a conclusive role in redistribution of eroded soils on a slope. Hence, addressing spatial occurrence pattern of this phenomenon is very important. Different ensemble models and their single counterparts, …
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| Authors | Pourghasemi HR;Yousefi S;Kornejady A;Cerdà A;; |
| Journal | The Science of the total environment |
| Year | 2017 |
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