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1. Earth and Planetary Sciences › Oceanographic and Atmospheric Processes

   The challenge of land in a neural network ocean model

   Furner, Haynes, Jones, Munday, Paige and Shuckburgh · Environmental Data Science · 2024

   The authors trained a convolutional neural network to emulate an ocean circulation model containing land, and found it did well over the whole domain but notably worse near the coast.

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   1. UncheckedOver the whole ocean domain, the neural network's errors are small relative to the signal and about ten times lower than a persistence forecast.“RMS errors over the test dataset are low in comparison to the signal being predicted, and the CNN model gives an order of magnitude improvement over a persistence forecast.”