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Machine learning surrogates for flash flood hazard mapping: CSI-optimized feature selection and spatial transferability
Flood Hazard Mapping is constrained by the computational cost of high-resolution hydrodynamic simulation. This study evaluates three Machine Learning (ML) models -Random Forest (RF), eXtreme Gradient Boosting (XGB), and a Feed-Forward Neural Network -as surrogates, addressing two gaps: retrieval of
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