"
Application of Machine Learning for Flood Prediction and Evaluation in Southern Nigeria"
written by Emeka Bright Ogbuene, Chukwumeuche Ambrose Eze, Obianuju Getrude Aloh, Andrew Monday Oroke, Damian Onuora Udegbunam, Josiah Chukwuemeka Ogbuka, Fred Emeka Achoru, Vivian Amarachi Ozorme, Obianuju Anwara, Ikechukwu Chukwunonyelum, Anthonia Nneka Nebo, Obiageli Jacinta Okolo,
published by
Atmospheric and Climate Sciences,
Vol.14 No.3, 2024
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