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Research on the optimal modeling path for inversion of Pb content in rice leaves based on hyperspectral data of ground objects and machine learning and cross-scale remote sensing monitoring

Sep 2026 · Environmental Monitoring & Assessment · Vol 198 · 0 citations · 60 references
Medicine

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This study developed multiple models for estimating Pb content in rice leaves, compared their performance, and identified stable modeling pathways for continuous regional monitoring using hyperspectral remote sensing data.

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