Machine learning for ecosystem services

Machine learning for ecosystem services
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用于生态系统服务的机器学习

DOI:
10.1016/j.ecoser.2018.04.004
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发表时间:
2018-10
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影响因子:
7.6
通讯作者:
S. Willcock;Javier Martínez-López;D. Hooftman;K. Bagstad;S. Balbi;A. Marzo;Carlo G. Prato;S. Sciandrello;G. Signorello;B. Voigt;F. Villa;J. Bullock;I. Athanasiadis
S. Willcock;Javier Martínez-López;D. Hooftman;K. Bagstad;S. Balbi;A. Marzo;Carlo G. Prato;S. Sciandrello;G. Signorello;B. Voigt;F. Villa;J. Bullock;I. Athanasiadis
中科院分区:
环境科学与生态学2区
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作者:
S. Willcock;Javier Martínez-López;D. Hooftman;K. Bagstad;S. Balbi;A. Marzo;Carlo G. Prato;S. Sciandrello;G. Signorello;B. Voigt;F. Villa;J. Bullock;I. Athanasiadis

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Recent developments in machine learning have expanded data-driven modelling (DDM) capabilities, allowing artificial intelligence to infer the behaviour of a system by computing and exploiting correlations between observed variables within it. Machine learning algorithms may enable the use of increasingly available ‘big data’ and assist applying ecosystem service models across scales, analysing and predicting the flows of these services to disaggregated beneficiaries. We use the Weka and ARIES software to produce two examples of DDM: firewood use in South Africa and biodiversity value in Sicily, respectively. Our South African example demonstrates that DDM (64–91% accuracy) can identify the areas where firewood use is within the top quartile with comparable accuracy as conventional modelling techniques (54–77% accuracy). The Sicilian example highlights how DDM can be made more accessible to decision makers, who show both capacity and willingness to engage with uncertainty information. Uncertainty estimates, produced as part of the DDM process, allow decision makers to determine what level of uncertainty is acceptable to them and to use their own expertise for potentially contentious decisions. We conclude that DDM has a clear role to play when modelling ecosystem services, helping produce interdisciplinary models and holistic solutions to complex socio-ecological issues.