Associations between trees and grass presence with childhood asthma prevalence using deep learning image segmentation and a novel green view index
Authors:
- Hongyao YuHYHongyao Yu
- Yang ZhouYZYang Zhou
- Ruoyu WangRWRuoyu Wang
- Zhengmin QianZQZhengmin Qian
- Luke D. KnibbsLKLuke D. Knibbs
- Bin JalaludinBJBin Jalaludin
- Mario SchootmanMSMario Schootman
- Stephen Edward McMillinSMStephen Edward McMillin
- Steven W. HowardSHSteven W. Howard
- Li-Zi LinLLLi-Zi Lin
- Peien ZhouPZPeien Zhou
- Li-Wen HuLHLi-Wen Hu
- 1 October 2021
- journal article
- research article
- Published by Elsevier in Environmental Pollution
- Vol. 286
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