Machine Learning for Phone-Based Relationship Estimation: The Need to Consider Population ...
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Combining phone logs, demographics and labeled places, the study trains automated models and shows adding semantic location boosts accuracy, reaching F1 = 0.68 vs 0.62 when compared to communication features alone. Models are built with autoML for tuning and ensembling, and an age-split experiment finds models trained on younger participants generalize poorly to older groups. The paper provides feature sets, sample-size details, and cross-age performance numbers rather than vague examples.
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