Reproducibility package: Household-Level Food-Insecurity Prediction from Experience-Scale Surveys and Open Geospatial Data - A Machine-Learning Pipeline for Nigeria

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Reproducibility package for Household-Level Food-Insecurity Prediction from Experience-Scale Surveys and Open Geospatial Data: A Reproducible Machine-Learning Pipeline for Nigeria. Contains three Python scripts, derived result CSVs, four 300 DPI figures, and a README, with random seeds fixed for exact replication. The raw NDHS microdata are not redistributed; obtain them from the DHS Program at dhsprogram.com.

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