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Algorithmic Classification and Statistical Modelling of Coastal Settlement Patterns in Mesolithic South-Eastern Norway

Roalkvam, Isak·2020·Journal of Computer Applications in Archaeology

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  • Roalkvam (2020) compares logistic regression with Random Forest to formalize and quantitatively evaluate environmental factors for coastal site location in Mesolithic Norway and to determine the evolution in time of the relative importance of these variables.

    “In a more recent study, Roalkvam (2020) compares logistic regression with RF to formalize and quantitatively evaluate environmental factors for coastal site location in Mesolithic Norway and to determine the evolution in time of the relative importance of these variables.”

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Authors
Roalkvam, I.
Venue
Journal of Computer Applications in Archaeology
Published
2020
Volume
3
Issue
1
Pages
288-307
ISSN
2514-8362
Cited by
7
References
4
Language
en

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