Predictive models for charitable giving using machine learning techniques

Leily Farrokhvar; Azadeh Ansari; Behrooz Kamali

PLOS ONE · 2018-10-03
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Evidence limits: Historical US regional giving prediction; random regional holdouts do not establish future-period performance. Aggregate predictors cannot characterize individuals or determine charitable need.
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