2013
DOI: 10.1080/13658816.2013.779377
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Comparative performance of logistic regression and survival analysis for detecting spatial predictors of land-use change

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“…This indicates that the LR model is less accurate at predicting the allocation of "non-built-up to built-up" changes. Our results are in agreement with Wang et al [68], who noted that the LR model is less accurate at modelling slow or rapid land use developments. Furthermore, in a study on predictive modelling of potential gold sites, Rodriguez-Galiano et al [69] revealed that LR models overestimated potential gold sites.…”
Section: Evaluating the Goodness-of-fit Of Transition Potential Mapssupporting
confidence: 83%
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“…This indicates that the LR model is less accurate at predicting the allocation of "non-built-up to built-up" changes. Our results are in agreement with Wang et al [68], who noted that the LR model is less accurate at modelling slow or rapid land use developments. Furthermore, in a study on predictive modelling of potential gold sites, Rodriguez-Galiano et al [69] revealed that LR models overestimated potential gold sites.…”
Section: Evaluating the Goodness-of-fit Of Transition Potential Mapssupporting
confidence: 83%
“…This is because the RF model was better at modelling the unbalanced land outcomes, namely the combination of rapid and slow urban growth developments, which occurred during the "1984- [49]. According to Wang et al [68], LR models are not recommended when rapid or slow land change processes result in highly unbalanced land outcomes. It is also important to note that the number of training pixels for the "non-built-up to built-up" change was less than the persistence land use/cover areas (built-up and non-built).…”
Section: Analysis Of Components Of Agreement and Disagreementmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Multivariate logistical regression models generate regression coefficients that are calculated using certain weighted methods that explain the probability of land use change. Thus far, multivariate logistic regression models have been used to study wildlife habitats [41,42], forest fire prediction [43], and ecological land changes [44], land use changes [45][46][47][48].…”
Section: Multivariate Logistic Regression Modelmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In this case, the description of factors plays the part of a support tool, which seems to be in line with the prognostic mechanisms of the naive continuation of a trend. Another method that has significant potential is the use of the geometric "Cellular automata" [1] algorithm, as well as simulations of behaviour that extrapolate current development tendencies [28]. The examples provided above, due to the scale of the work which determines the limited accessibility to the factors and a low precision of the results, provide us with a description of the factors for a given area, the form of which is very vague from the point of view of performing calculations and developing forecasts, while the result is strictly tied to the outline of the entire work.…”
Section: The Context Of the Researchmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…W tym wypadku opis czynnikowy ma charakter wspomagający, co wydaje się wpisywać w mechanizmy prognostyczne naiwnej kontynuacji trendu. Znaczące perspektywy dla opracowań wielkopowierzchniowych ma także wykorzystanie algorytmu geometrycznego "Cellural automata"[1], a także symulacje zachowań ekstrapolujące bieżące tendencje rozwoju [28]. Powyższe przykłady, w związ-ku ze skalą opracowania warunkującą ograniczoną dostępność do czynników oraz małą dokładnością wyników, dając opis czynnikowy obszaru, który na potrzeby obliczeń i predykcji jest bardzo ogólny, a rezultat ściśle powiązany z opisem całości opracowania.…”
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