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An In-depth Investigation Into Factors Influencing Pedestrian Crash Severity: Comparative Analysis of Generalized Ordered Probit, Stacking Ensemble Model, and TabNet
• Pedestrian Vulnerability: In 2021, there were 7,388 pedestrian deaths in the U.S., with urban settings, intersections, and dark lighting conditions being significant contributing factors. • Prediction Models in Research: Pedestrian safety research employs a range of statistical, machine learning,
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