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Analyzing El Niño–Southern Oscillation Predictability Using Long-Short-Term-Memory Models
Andrew Huang
, Ben Vega-Westhoff
,
Ryan L. Sriver
Climate, Meteorology and Atmospheric Sciences
National Center for Supercomputing Applications (NCSA)
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Oscillation
100%
Memory Models
100%
Linear Regression Model
50%
Sea Surface Temperature
37%
Computationally Expensive
12%
Characteristic Timescales
12%
Model Use
12%
Western Pacific
12%
Coupled System
12%
Training Model
12%
Correlation Coefficient
12%
Global Impact
12%
Nonlinear Element
12%
Tornado
12%
Hurricanes
12%
Zonal Wind
12%
Extreme Weather
12%
Daily Temperature
12%
Deep Neural Network
12%
Daily Precipitation
12%
Central Pacific
12%
Equatorial Pacific
12%
Inter-seasonal
12%
Input Prediction
12%
Subsurface Ocean
12%
Long-lead
12%
Model Predictability
12%
Warm Water Volume
12%
ENSO Predictability
12%
Gridded Data
12%
Earth and Planetary Sciences
Sea Surface Temperature
100%
Correlation Coefficient
33%
Zonal Wind
33%
El Nino-Southern Oscillation
33%
Central Pacific
33%
Warm Water
33%
Timescale
33%
Agricultural and Biological Sciences
Short-Term Memory
100%