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A Machine Learning Approach for Assessing 15-Minute Cities
Urban sprawl poses significant challenges for cities, particularly pollution and traffic congestion. The 15-Minute City concept seeks to address these issues by ensuring that residents could access essential services within 15 min by active transportation. While numerous studies have investigated th
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