Novel forecasting approaches using combination of machine learning and statistical models for flood susceptibility mapping

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In this research, eight individual machine learning and statistical models are implemented and compared, and based on their results, seven ensemble models for flood susceptibility assessment are introduced. The individual models included artificial neural networks, classification and regression tree …
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Authors Shafizadeh-Moghadam H;Valavi R;Shahabi H;Chapi K;Shirzadi A;;
Journal Journal of environmental management
Year 2018
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