Figure 8.
A graph showing the relationship between predicted and measured CBR percentages, with four model predictions represented by distinct lines. There’s also an inset highlighting details of the prediction trends.The graph illustrates the relationship between predicted and measured California Bearing Ratio (C B R) percentages, with the vertical axis representing predicted C B R ranging from five to fifty percent and the horizontal axis showing measured C B R in the same percentage range. Four predictive models are displayed: Random Forest (R F) is marked with a yellow line, Artificial Neural Network (A N N) with a light grey line, Support Vector Machine (S V M) with a blue line, and Gaussian Process Regression (G P R) with an orange line. There is a dotted yellow line indicating a linear fit across the data points. An inset within the graph shows a close-up of the prediction trends for the various models, with distinguishing colours for each model. The graph features a dashed box around a specific data feature, indicating focus or emphasis on a particular section of the data.

Comparison between measured and predicted CBR values for model validation

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