A graph-factor-based random forest model for assessing and predicting carbon emission patterns - Pearl River Delta urban agglomeration

Ding, Yakui; Li, Yongping; Zheng, Heran; Mei, Muyu; Liu, Na

doi:10.1016/j.jclepro.2024.143220

Journal of Cleaner Production

2024

DOI: 10.1016/j.jclepro.2024.143220

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A graph-factor-based random forest model for assessing and predicting carbon emission patterns - Pearl River Delta urban agglomeration

Yakui Ding,

Yongping Li,

Heran Zheng

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Dynamic Multi-Factor Correlation Analysis for Prediction of Provincial Carbon Emissions in China’s Bohai Rim Region

Qi,

Zhang,

Zhang

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This study presents a dynamic multi-factor correlation analysis method designed to predict provincial carbon dioxide emissions (CDE) within China’s Bohai Rim region, including Tianjin, Hebei, Shandong, and Liaoning. By employing the sliding window technique, dynamic correlation curves are computed between various influencing factors and CDE at different time intervals, thereby facilitating the identification of key feature attributes. A novel metric, the Consistency Index of Influencing Factors (CIIF), is introduced to evaluate the consistency of these factors across regions. Furthermore, the Accurate Predictive Capability Indicator (APCI) is defined to measure the impact of different feature categories on the prediction accuracy. The findings reveal that models relying on a single influencing factor exhibit limited accuracy, whereas combining multiple factors with diverse correlation features significantly improves the prediction accuracy. This study introduces a refined analytical framework and a comprehensive indicator system for CDE prediction. It enhances the understanding of the complex factors that influence CDE and provides a scientific rationale for implementing effective emission reduction strategies.

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Dynamic Multi-Factor Correlation Analysis for Prediction of Provincial Carbon Emissions in China’s Bohai Rim Region

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Zhang

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A graph-factor-based random forest model for assessing and predicting carbon emission patterns - Pearl River Delta urban agglomeration

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Dynamic Multi-Factor Correlation Analysis for Prediction of Provincial Carbon Emissions in China’s Bohai Rim Region

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