Sep 2026· Environmental Pollution· pp.
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Medicine
TL;DR
An interpretable, transferable machine-learning framework integrating chemical descriptors and ecological traits to derive assemblage-specific thresholds that provides a transparent approach for deriving region-specific protection thresholds under limited toxicity data while explicitly propagating uncertainty.
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