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MULTI-MODEL BLENDING OF PROBABILISTIC WEATHER FORECASTS

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Inventor

Samuel James Levang; Fran Bartolic

IPC Classification

G1W 1/10G6N 20/

CPC Classification

G1W1/10G6N20/

Multi-model blending of probabilistic weather forecasts is described. A system segments a first training data set into a plurality of second training data sets each including corresponding subsets of a first output of a first probabilistic model and a second output of a second probabilistic model. The system modifies, for each of the subsets, weights of a machine learning model with. The system generates a control parameter indicative of alignment of the machine learning model with one or more of the plurality of second training data sets, and provides, responsive to the control parameter satisfying a threshold indicative of a level of alignment with the plurality of second training data sets, the machine learning model trained to generate, according to the one or more weights, a weighted output of the first probabilistic model and the second probabilistic model at the first point and the second point.

Original (Chinese)

Multi-model blending of probabilistic weather forecasts is described. A system segments a first training data set into a plurality of second training data sets each including corresponding subsets of a first output of a first probabilistic model and a second output of a second probabilistic model. The system modifies, for each of the subsets, weights of a machine learning model with. The system generates a control parameter indicative of alignment of the machine learning model with one or more of the plurality of second training data sets, and provides, responsive to the control parameter satisfying a threshold indicative of a level of alignment with the plurality of second training data sets, the machine learning model trained to generate, according to the one or more weights, a weighted output of the first probabilistic model and the second probabilistic model at the first point and the second point.

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