AI-boosted rare-event sampling framework improves extreme weather prediction accuracy
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Researchers have developed an AI-boosted rare-event sampling framework that combines artificial intelligence with physical climate modelling to more accurately predict the frequency of extreme weather events like heatwaves. The study, conducted by scientists in the US and France, demonstrates that this protocol can characterize rare weather events better than current methods, potentially improving climate risk assessment and preparedness.
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That's the conclusion of a study from researchers in the US and France.
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