Using a new type of machine learning method called next generation reservoir computing, researchers at The Ohio State University have recently found a new way to predict the behavior of spatiotemporal chaotic systems – such as changes in Earth’s weather – that are particularly complex for scientists to forecast.
Source: Tatyana Woodall, Ohio State University
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