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XGBoost model as an efficient machine learning approach for PFAS removal: Effects of material characteristics and operation conditions
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- Karbassiyazdi, E., Fattahi, F., Yousefi, N., Tahmassebi, A., Taromi, A. A., Manzari, J. Z., Gandomi, A. H., Altaee, A., & Razmjou, A.
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- Environmental Research
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- Elsevier BV
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- 2022-12
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- 215
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- 114286
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- 0013-9351
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- en
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- University of Technology Sydney
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