Relationship between crowdsourced and AI-imputed prices of imported rice in the northern region of Nigeria, disaggregated by state (Admin1) and commodity subtype (Indian rice and Thailand rice).

<p>The intraday volunteer-submitted crowdsourced prices were collected over a 3-year period (2019–2021) and averaged into monthly values. The AI-imputed monthly closing prices were averaged over four market locations within the study region. <i>r²</i> denotes the coefficient of det...

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Main Author:	Julius Adewopo (10848840) (author)
Other Authors:	Bo Pieter Johannes Andrée (21021997) (author), Helen Peter (18463455) (author), Gloria Solano-Hermosilla (18463458) (author), Fabio Micale (18463461) (author)
Published:	2025
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Relationship between crowdsourced and AI-imputed prices of imported rice in the northern region of Nigeria, disaggregated by state (Admin1) and commodity subtype (Indian rice and Thailand rice).

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