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Assessing the predictability of solar energetic particles with the use of machine learning techniques

Lavasa et al., 2021

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16710838863908012615
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Lavasa E
Giannopoulos G
Papaioannou A
Anastasiadis A
Daglis I
Aran A
Pacheco D
Sanahuja B
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Solar Physics

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A consistent approach for the inherently imbalanced problem of solar energetic particle (SEP) events binary prediction is being presented. This is based on solar flare and coronal mass ejection (CME) data and combinations of both thereof. We exploit several machine …
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