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Generalized LIME-based feature ranking for California bearing ratio prediction using SHAP and LIME–BORDA approaches
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DOI:10.1016/j.aei.2026.105129.png)
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• Twelve machine learning regression models were benchmarked for CBR prediction. • Random Forest provided the highest generalization performance with a test R2 of 0.832. • A novel LIME–BORDA framework generalized local explainability via weighted rank aggregation. • Generalized LIME–BORDA results showed a high correlation with global SHAP importance. • Fines content and maximum dry density were identified as the primary governing variables.
Keywords:
California bearing ratio
Explainable AI
SHAP
LIME
BORDA
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