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1. Earth and Planetary Sciences › Meteorological Phenomena and Simulations

   An Ensemble of Neural Networks for Moist Physics Processes, Its Generalizability and Stable Integration

   Han, Zhang and Wang · Journal of Advances in Modeling Earth Systems · 2023

   Neural networks emulating convection and clouds from a superparameterized climate model were accurate offline, also in a warmer climate, and ran for 5 years inside CAM5 without numerical instability.

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   1. UncheckedComparing neural net set-ups suggests that convective memory and 1D convolution layers let ResCu-en generalise to a climate 4K warmer.“The analysis of different neural net configurations shows that the success to generalize in a warmer climate is attributed to convective memory and the 1‐dimensional convolution layers incorporated into ResCu‐en.”
   2. UncheckedA neural-network version of the CAM5 climate model, using one ResCu-en member, ran for 5 years with real-world geography without numerical instability.“We further implement a member of ResCu‐en into CAM5 with real world geography and run the neural‐network‐enabled CAM5 (NCAM) for 5 years without encountering any numerical integration instability.”