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Predicting residential demand: applying random forest to predict housing demand in Cape Town
The literature shows that Random Forest is a suitable technique to predict a target variable for a household with completely unseen characteristics. The models produced in this paper show that the characteristics of a household can be used to predict the Type of Dwelling, the Tenure and the Number o...
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Department of Construction Economics and Management
2019
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