RETRACTED: Data Mining Improves Pipeline Risk Assessment

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Retracted paper: Accidents to pipelines have been recorded and they often result in catastrophic consequences for environment and society with a great deal of economic loss. Standard methods of evaluating pipeline risk have stressed index-based and conditional based data assessment processes. Data mining represents a shift from verification-driven data analysis approaches to discovery-driven methods in risk assessment.

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2168-2172

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August 2013

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