The application discloses a
landslide susceptibility intelligent evaluation method based on feature stability guidance and cost adaptive tightening, which comprises the following steps: collecting and normalizing
landslide sample data; calculating feature importance and sorting by
random forest; traversing feature subset scale by
gradient boosting tree, determining
global optimal subset by cross-validation AUC; calculating feature
stability coefficient, generating tightening
priority queue; trying to remove features in turn by asymmetric cost-sensitive AUC measurement, and accepting if the performance decline is not more than the threshold; adaptively adjusting the threshold and re-tightening after the confrontation
verification, recording the historical optimal subset; retraining the model to output the
landslide probability. The application realizes feature stability guidance, asymmetric cost-sensitive tightening and self-evolution threshold
closed loop, reduces redundant features while maintaining accuracy, and improves generalization and
interpretability. The measured AUC reaches 0.897, which is 3.2% higher than that of the traditional GBDT, and the feature is reduced by 40%.