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    SHAP summary plot of statistically significant variables.

    SHAP summary plot of statistically significant variables. by Md Nabil Zawad (22170031)

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    Light condition Tukey test results showing that there are significantly more wildlife-vehicle collisions occurring on dark, unlit roads in North Dakota.

    Light condition Tukey test results showing that there are significantly more wildlife-vehicle collisions occurring on dark, unlit roads in North Dakota. by Amalie Victoria Jørgensen (22493031)

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    Prediction of crashes over previous three years.

    Prediction of crashes over previous three years. by Wanli Han (11785478)

    Published 2021
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    Methodological workflow of crash severity modeling.

    Methodological workflow of crash severity modeling. by Md Nabil Zawad (22170031)

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    Preparatory neuronal activity in ALM is decreased, but remains significant in quiet trials devoid of movements.

    Preparatory neuronal activity in ALM is decreased, but remains significant in quiet trials devoid of movements. by Vahid Esmaeili (12700352)

    Published 2022
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    Significant relationships between QOL measures on infusion day and day 7.

    Significant relationships between QOL measures on infusion day and day 7. by Jordan K. Abbott (8934239)

    Published 2022
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    Words for describing activities that decrease and/or increase Subjective Well-Being.

    Words for describing activities that decrease and/or increase Subjective Well-Being. by August Håkan Nilsson (12937056)

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    The percentage of reported wildlife-vehicle collisions (WVC) that occurred within three different speed limit categories. The results are presented based on four different WVC datasets (all-years, pre-2013, post-2013, and fatalities and injuries) and compared to the actual proportion of North Dakota state highway roads within each posted speed limit category (Proportion of NDDOT administered roads).

    The percentage of reported wildlife-vehicle collisions (WVC) that occurred within three different speed limit categories. The results are presented based on four different WVC data... by Amalie Victoria Jørgensen (22493031)

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    Tukey test results based on road type from reported wildlife-vehicle collisions in North Dakota.

    Tukey test results based on road type from reported wildlife-vehicle collisions in North Dakota. by Amalie Victoria Jørgensen (22493031)

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    Reported wildlife-vehicle collisions in North Dakota shown by the total number and type of wildlife occurring in North Dakota grouped across all study years (2005-2022), pre-2013, post-2013, and fatalities and injuries (2005-2022) reported accidents to capture the changes in reporting requirements. Note the axis break to best demonstrate the magnitude of difference in the deer numbers compared to other species groups.

    Reported wildlife-vehicle collisions in North Dakota shown by the total number and type of wildlife occurring in North Dakota grouped across all study years (2005-2022), pre-2013,... by Amalie Victoria Jørgensen (22493031)

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    Mean number (± 95% confidence intervals) of annual wildlife-vehicle collision across seasons in North Dakota during the (a) all-years (2005-2022), the (b) pre-2013 survey period (2005-2012), and (c) the fatalities and injuries data showing a greater number of crashes occur in the fall (September through November) season.

    Mean number (± 95% confidence intervals) of annual wildlife-vehicle collision across seasons in North Dakota during the (a) all-years (2005-2022), the (b) pre-2013 survey period (2... by Amalie Victoria Jørgensen (22493031)

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    Summary statistics including total number of crashes reported, the annual average, and standard deviation among the four datasets used.

    Summary statistics including total number of crashes reported, the annual average, and standard deviation among the four datasets used. by Amalie Victoria Jørgensen (22493031)

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    Statistical results summarized to show the test statistic, degrees of freedom and the p-values from each factor based on reported wildlife-vehicle collisions in North Dakota.

    Statistical results summarized to show the test statistic, degrees of freedom and the p-values from each factor based on reported wildlife-vehicle collisions in North Dakota. by Amalie Victoria Jørgensen (22493031)

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    Results of ordered probit and logit model on injury severity.

    Results of ordered probit and logit model on injury severity. by Junhan Cho (1795105)

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    Marginal effects results for mixed effects ordered probit and ordered logit models.

    Marginal effects results for mixed effects ordered probit and ordered logit models. by Junhan Cho (1795105)

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    Comparison of AIC scores across models.

    Comparison of AIC scores across models. by Junhan Cho (1795105)

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    Results of mixed effects ordered probit and logit model on injury severity.

    Results of mixed effects ordered probit and logit model on injury severity. by Junhan Cho (1795105)

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    Descriptive statistics for the explanatory variables.

    Descriptive statistics for the explanatory variables. by Junhan Cho (1795105)

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    Marginal effects results for ordered probit and ordered logit models.

    Marginal effects results for ordered probit and ordered logit models. by Junhan Cho (1795105)

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    Marginal effects of the ordered probit and ordered logit model.

    Marginal effects of the ordered probit and ordered logit model. by Junhan Cho (1795105)

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