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Fig 1.

Basic principles of GBDT.

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Table 1.

Correlation coefficients between hit-and-run and various variables.

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Table 2.

Classification of research variables.

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Table 3.

Description of hit-and-run data for each variable.

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Table 4.

GBDT model parameter calibration.

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Fig 2.

Relative importance of hit-and-run variables.

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Fig 3.

Output values (Oi) of top five variables in importance ranking.

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Table 5.

Odds ratios of variables.

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Fig 4.

The interaction effect of SU and C on hit-and-run crashes.

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Fig 5.

The interaction effect of SU and I on hit-and-run crashes.

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Fig 6.

The interaction effect of C and I on hit-and-run crashes.

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Table 6.

Model validation comparison.

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