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Long-term-based road blackspot screening procedures by machine learning algorithmsFiorentini et al., 2020
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- Fiorentini N
- Losa M
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Screening procedures in road blackspot detection are essential tools for road authorities for quickly gathering insights on the safety level of each road site they manage. This paper suggests a road blackspot screening procedure for two-lane rural roads, relying on five …
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