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1. Earth and Planetary Sciences › Meteorological Phenomena and Simulations

   A Neural Network Approach for a Fast and Accurate Computation of a Longwave Radiative Budget

   Chevallier, Cheruy, Scott and Chédin · Journal of applied meteorology · 1998

   The authors built NeuroFlux, a neural-network model of the longwave radiative budget of the atmosphere, trained on line-by-line and band model results, and report accurate, far faster computation.

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   1. UncheckedTwo neural-network radiation codes reach accuracy comparable to, or better than, current climate-model radiative transfer codes, and run much faster.“Both of them achieve an accuracy comparable to, if not better than, the current general circulation model radiative transfer codes, and they are much faster.”
   2. UncheckedA neural network longwave radiation code, NeuroFlux, ran 22 times faster than a band model and 106 times faster than a line-by-line model.“The dramatic saving of computing time based on the neural network technique (22 times faster compared with the band model), 106 times faster compared with the line-by-line model, allows for an improved estimation of the longwave radiative properties of the atmosphere in general circulation model si…”