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Predicting types of occupational accidents at construction sites in Korea using random forest model

Kang et al., 2019

Document ID
7773215958456679931
Author
Kang K
Ryu H
Publication year
Publication venue
Safety Science

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Although industrial accident rates are gradually decreasing in Korea, the construction industry's accident rate is still higher compared with other industries. Human errors, mentally unstable workers, insufficient safety training, and safety policy affect the occurrence of …
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