The Statistics Globe Hub starts in 3 days, and I would like to give you a short preview of the first module "Feature Selection Using Random Forest."
Interested in joining the Hub? You can find more information here: https://statisticsglobe.com/hub
The Statistics Globe Hub starts in 3 days, and I would like to give you a short preview of the first module "Feature Selection Using Random Forest."
Interested in joining the Hub? You can find more information here: https://statisticsglobe.com/hub
Next in our #MachineLearning series: We build our very own decision tree (a Random Forest!) using #Ruby and Scikit-learn π
This is a very popular tree-based ensemble model. Check it out π https://www.ombulabs.ai/blog/introduction-to-random-forests
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π± low (<3m) vegetation drives abundances,
π³ more mosquitoes in urban parks and residential (with gardens) areas than in densely built areas.
π³ Random Forests and Living Trees
English translation of my earlier article on applying satellite imagery and machine learning to map urban land cover.
What started as a local research project in Kryvyi Rih turned into something much larger β the results sparked a heated discussion among residents, officials, and industry representatives about the real condition of green buffers around large industrial sites.
The methodology developed during that work is still being used today β adapted for new environmental and urban projects.
π https://www.datastory.org.ua/random-forests-and-living-trees/
#RemoteSensing #MachineLearning #LandCoverMapping #UrbanEcology #EnvironmentalMonitoring #RandomForest #GeospatialAnalysis #GIS #RStats #SAGAGIS #QGIS #IndependentResearch #OpenSource #EnvironmentalDataScience #KryvyiRih #LULC
Next in our #MachineLearning series: We build our very own decision tree (a Random Forest!) using #Ruby and Scikit-learn π
This is a very popular tree-based ensemble model. Check it out π https://go.fastruby.io/l1y
Exploring Model Templates Across Disciplines π
At the @tuberlin workshop βLarge Language Models for HPSSβ Maximilian Noichl presented #OpenAlexMapperβa tool to trace how model templates, concepts, and methods like #RandomForest spread across scientific disciplines over time.
His talk offered a compelling case for combining projective methods with large-scale bibliometric data.
https://maxnoichl.eu/full/talks/talk_BERLIN_April_2025/talkBERLIN.html#/section-3
#LLMs #MachineLearning #HistoryOfScience #DigitalHumanities #Mapping