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Table 3 Statistical results of landslide susceptibility map produced by frequency ration, information value, and certainty factor methods

From: Landslide susceptibility mapping using statistical methods in Uatzau catchment area, northwestern Ethiopia

 

LSI Value

LSI

Factor class area (%)

Validation data set (%)

Training data set (%)

AUC for validation landslide

AUC for training landslide

Information value method

−0.5-0.9

VLS

15.5

3.9

6.3

0.848323

0.808265

0.9–1.5

LS

24.3

7.9

11.8

1.5–2

MS

31.5

20.1

23.8

2.0–2.6

HS

21.1

40.8

31.8

2.6–4.1

VHS

7.6

27.3

26.3

Certainty Factor (CF)

−2.2- −0.97

VLS

17.8

4.7

6.0

0.870348

0.871933

-0.97- −0.47

LS

31.0

12.3

16.4

-0.47-0.04

MS

28.8

17.5

24.8

0.04–0.74

HS

19.0

34.8

33.0

0.74–2.61

VHS

3.4

30.7

19.7

Frequency Ratio (FR)

3.1–4.3

VLS

22.7

5.4

9.3

0.888337

0.832718

4.3–4.8

LS

30.8

14.7

17.8

4.8–5.3

MS

22.4

19.5

20.0

5.3–6

HS

19.3

43.7

35.0

6–7.7

VHS

4.8

16.7

17.8

  1. LSI is landslide susceptibility index, VLS is very low susceptibility, LS is low susceptibility, MS is moderate susceptibility, HS is high susceptibility, VHS is very high susceptibility and AUC is the area under the curve