arXiv Machine Learning By Shrey Gupta, Yi Ming, George Mohler

Evaluating and improving crop-yield forecasting methods during extreme drought

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arXiv:2608. 17971v1 Announce Type: new Abstract: The impact of climate variability on food production has led to the creation of various forecasting models that uses machine learning (ML), numerical weather predictors (NWP) or a hybrid of ML-NWP models to identify structural and physical relationships between meteorological drivers and crop growth, in order to predict crop yield.

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