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      <subfield code="a">The Microbial Source Tracking problem (MST) has to do with the determination of&#xd;
the fecal pollution origin in waters by the use of microbial and chemical indicators.&#xd;
This document introduces a methodology for solving MST problem from the machine&#xd;
learning point of view reporting both the arising specifi c problems and challenges and&#xd;
how they have been addressed. The simplest instance of the MST problem has already&#xd;
been solved to satisfaction using machine learning techniques on recently and&#xd;
heavily polluted waters, however, our methodology accepts examples showing di fferent&#xd;
concentration levels and using indicators (variables) with diff erent environmental&#xd;
persistence. The theoretical methodology is supported by a software which implements&#xd;
it and has been validated using two real datasets with real data from diff erent&#xd;
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