Original research article
18 Aug 2020
Original research article
| 18 Aug 2020
Game theory interpretation of digital soil mapping convolutional neural networks
José Padarian et al.
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Short summary
In this paper we introduce the use of game theory to interpret a digital soil mapping (DSM) model to understand the contribution of environmental factors to the prediction of soil organic carbon (SOC) in Chile. The analysis corroborated that the SOC model is capturing sensible relationships between SOC and climatic and topographical factors. We were able to represent them spatially (map) addressing the limitations of the current interpretation of models in DSM.
In this paper we introduce the use of game theory to interpret a digital soil mapping (DSM)...