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Prediction of Highway Multi‑Accident Sections Based on Machine Learning

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A random forest model is constructed based on the US Accidents public dataset, with accident time, weather, temperature, and other features selected to predict multi-accident road segments, and to validate the prediction effect of the random forest model in realistic data situations.

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