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Explainable AI for sustainable construction: Predicting mechanical properties and embodied carbon in geopolymer and bamboo
The built environment is expanding faster than it is decarbonizing, shifting climate impact to upfront embodied emissions. Geopolymers and bamboo are low-carbon alternatives with high product variability, complicating design, specification and widespread deployment. While existing conventional empir
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