African countries follow distinct slum prevalence trajectories, clustering analysis reveals
A 23-year clustering study of 54 African countries finds two broad slum-prevalence trajectory groups but substantial country-level variation within them.
A 23-year clustering study of 54 African countries finds two broad slum-prevalence trajectory groups but substantial country-level variation within them.
A retrospective study of 68,274 pathology requests found that preanalytical non-conformities fell overall between 2019 and 2024 but remained unevenly ...
The KDDHCBT system achieved higher tested accuracy and processing speeds than three comparison models on internal RFID vehicle trajectories and ...
An abstract-reported evaluation of 28 Olour mango half-sib progenies identified seven with measured morphological, physiological and biochemical traits associated with ...
A twelve-week study of a flipped programming course found that learning management system timestamps identified procrastinating students more completely than ...
A new clustering analysis of 775 Medicaid home- and community-based services users in Minnesota finds four distinct consumer groups but ...
Researchers profiled thirty-one novel combretastatin A-4 stilbene derivatives across five chromatographic systems and computational models, finding silica-based methanol systems best ...
A BMC Public Health study identifies five user-validated dimensions for evaluating health information quality on mobile social media, revealing broad ...
Researchers at BRAC University developed ClusSumm, a framework combining hierarchical clustering with adaptive transformer models that compresses thousands of MOOC ...
A machine learning analysis of over ten million English adults shows the top one percent of patients by cost account ...
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