ML4WX

Sub-seasonal to seasonal

Statistical Approach to Estimate the Weather Prediction

Arindam Roy, Dharmpal Singh, Sudipta Sahana, Ira Nath

International Journal of Computer Sciences and Engineering ·

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In one sentence. Compares curve-fitting and soft computing models to predict India's annual average temperature; ML is only loosely central and the study is weak.

Abstract

The burgeoning research in the fields of statistical has given rise to numerous weather prediction models. But the problem of accurately predicting or forecasting the weather still persists. Numerical weather prediction is taking the existing numerical data on weather conditions and applying machine learning algorithms on it to forecast the weather. If the assessment of weather cannot be selected properly, the prediction information becomes incorrect and this will create lots of the problem in the real life. Therefore selection of an appropriate technique for the purpose of forecasting is needed. Here the effort is to select the soft computing technique properly for the prediction of the futuristic annual average Temperature of India. Initially, the concepts of least square base linear equation, exponential, asymptotic , curvilinear , logarithm have been applied to optimize the error and the concept of soft computing model will be used for the further enhance of the error. Moreover, the same concept has been applied on the tested data to select the optimality of the model predicted model.

Labels

Topic
Sub-seasonal to seasonal
Type
New model or method
Method
Classical ML (trees, GP, linear, kernels)
Time scale
Seasonal to annual
Domain
Regional
Data
Station / in-situ
Status
Research
Identifiers
OpenAlex:W7217151054
Added
2026-10-22

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