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Analysis of road accidents prediction and interpretation using KNN classification model

Sahu et al., 2022

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16521750645330865002
Author
Sahu S
Maram B
Gampala V
Daniya T
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Emerging Technologies in Data Mining and Information Security: Proceedings of IEMIS 2022, Volume 2

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Roadway accidents are very common and cause a great threat to developing and developed countries. Some basic knowledge is very important for everyone because safety of road accident and its prediction is more important in present days. Most of the variables …
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