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International Journal of Statistics, Econometrics and Data Analysis Applications

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The empirical results indicate that tree-based ensemble models outperform deep learning approaches under the considered dataset conditions and suggest that ensemble machine learning techniques are more suitable for data-constrained environments, where deep learning models may suffer from overfitting.

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