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Open-source dataset improves greenhouse gas emissions estimation in sustainability, highlighting its utility for benchmarking.
The accurate and transparent estimation of greenhouse gas emissions is essential for corporate sustainability reporting and machine learning applications. Existing emission-factor datasets have restrictive licenses, insufficient spatiotemporal granularity, or outdated information, limiting their reproducibility and utility across disciplines. We present ExioML, an open-source dataset derived from Exiobase 3.8.2. It integrates environmentally extended multi-regional input-output tables with a graphics processing unit (GPU)-accelerated computational toolkit, facilitating compatibility with and extensibility to other datasets. ExioML encompasses sector-level emission factor data for 49 regions and 28 years from 1995 to 2022, structured into two aggregation schemes: a product-by-product format covering 200 categories, and an industry-by-industry format covering 163 categories. To validate dataset usability and establish a reproducible baseline, we define a regression task for predicting sectoral greenhouse gas emissions. The task is evaluated using tree-based and neural-network-based models, with mean squared error as the evaluation metric. ExioML provides openly accessible emission-factor tables and a reproducible baseline intended to support reuse and benchmarking across sustainability and machine-learning studies.
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