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LJL880/MP-NP-toxicity-RF-SHAP: First release - proof version
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This record provides code and data supporting a research paper on micro and nanoplastic toxicity. The paper used a method combining a biological response index with computer modeling tools (random forest and SHAP) to analyze toxicity data. The abstract does not specify which organism or setting was studied.
Code and data for ES Nano paper: Micro/Nanoplastic Toxicity Analysis Integrating IBR Index with Random Forest and SHAP
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