2020
DOI: 10.48550/arxiv.2006.03560
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Using an interpretable Machine Learning approach to study the drivers of International Migration

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“…Subsequently, to improve the interpretability of machine-learning models, Kiossou et al used an interpretable machine-learning approach to study the drivers of international migration with greater accuracy than the classical gravity model [104]. This approach also provides a deeper understanding of how migration is affected by drivers, effectively revealing the non-linear relationship between covariates and outcome variables.…”
Section: Classical Machine-learning Prediction Methods 1 Artificial N...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Subsequently, to improve the interpretability of machine-learning models, Kiossou et al used an interpretable machine-learning approach to study the drivers of international migration with greater accuracy than the classical gravity model [104]. This approach also provides a deeper understanding of how migration is affected by drivers, effectively revealing the non-linear relationship between covariates and outcome variables.…”
Section: Classical Machine-learning Prediction Methods 1 Artificial N...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Subsequently, to improve the interpretability of machine learning models, Kiossou et al used an interpretable machine learning approach to study the drivers of international migration with higher accuracy than the classical gravity model [100]. It also provides a deeper understanding of how migration is affected by its drivers, effectively revealing the interesting non-linear relationship between covariates and outcome variables.…”
Section: Machine Learning Prediction Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%