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  • 1Geo-Information Science Program, School of Geography and Environmental Studies, Haramaya University, P.O. Box 138, 3220 Dire Dawa, Ethiopia.

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随机森林 (RF) 机器学习准确地模拟了空气污染 (PM10) 的空间分布,表现优于K-最近邻居 (KNN) 和天真海湾 (NB). 这通过可靠的空气质量监测来加强公共卫生干预.

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空气污染 造成的空气污染数据驱动的方法是数据驱动的方法.NB,RF,和KNN 标注,RF,和KNN 标注.污染 污染 污染空间预测的空间预测

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