Bonas et al., 2024 - Google Patents
Assessing predictability of environmental time series with statistical and machine learning modelsBonas et al., 2024
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- 15014304861236584246
- Author
- Bonas M
- Datta A
- Wikle C
- Boone E
- Alamri F
- Hari B
- Kavila I
- Simmons S
- Jarvis S
- Burr W
- Pagendam D
- Chang W
- Castruccio S
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- Publication venue
- Environmetrics
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The ever increasing popularity of machine learning methods in virtually all areas of science, engineering and beyond is poised to put established statistical modeling approaches into question. Environmental statistics is no exception, as popular constructs such as neural …
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