Intelligent Urban Transformation Using AI-Enabled Predictive Modeling and Data-Driven Planning Strategies

According to the results of the proposed model framework supports successful predictive urban planning, but it is also highly affected by the quality and availability of the underlying data. Accuracy of prediction for examples where incomplete or inconsistent data is available will suffer. That being said, the model's performance is promising for actual use in the development of smart cities.[19]

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