Poverty Map
Poverty maps use satellite imagery, socioeconomic surveys, and other data sources, combined with machine learning algorithms like convolutional neural networks and regression models, to estimate poverty levels geographically. Current research emphasizes improving model accuracy and interpretability, addressing biases (particularly urban-rural disparities), and validating predictions rigorously across diverse contexts. These maps are crucial for informing policy decisions related to resource allocation and poverty reduction strategies, demanding careful consideration of model limitations and potential inaccuracies to ensure equitable and effective interventions.
Papers
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