Machine learning for the assessment and mitigation of SMOG hazard in low-middle income developing countries

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Autori principali: Anjum, Sitara, Rasheed, Rizwan, Rashid Ahmed, Sajid, Anjum, Sharoon, Batool, Fizza
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author Anjum, Sitara
Rasheed, Rizwan
Rashid Ahmed, Sajid
Anjum, Sharoon
Batool, Fizza
author_facet Anjum, Sitara
Rasheed, Rizwan
Rashid Ahmed, Sajid
Anjum, Sharoon
Batool, Fizza
contents <p><span>This is the first statistical research based on of five years of smog data from 2019 to 2023 in Lahore, using machine learning techniques. This research used machine learning techniques, namely using Python programming for data analysis. Python-based analyses can effectively assess regions with poor air quality and high pollution levels. This allows targeted interventions and restrictions to safeguard community health and avert respiratory disorders. </span></p>
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spellingShingle Machine learning for the assessment and mitigation of SMOG hazard in low-middle income developing countries
Anjum, Sitara
Rasheed, Rizwan
Rashid Ahmed, Sajid
Anjum, Sharoon
Batool, Fizza
Python
Particulate Matter
Air Pollution
smog
Health Risk Behaviors
Pakistan
<p><span>This is the first statistical research based on of five years of smog data from 2019 to 2023 in Lahore, using machine learning techniques. This research used machine learning techniques, namely using Python programming for data analysis. Python-based analyses can effectively assess regions with poor air quality and high pollution levels. This allows targeted interventions and restrictions to safeguard community health and avert respiratory disorders. </span></p>
title Machine learning for the assessment and mitigation of SMOG hazard in low-middle income developing countries
topic Python
Particulate Matter
Air Pollution
smog
Health Risk Behaviors
Pakistan
url https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.14236194