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  1. arXiv

    One2N pushes a 0.7° forecast model to 0.07°: four weeks on one 80 GB GPU, tropospheric skill intact

    As Earth-system AI models approach kilometre scales, halving grid spacing quadruples the grid-point count and the end-to-end training cost. One2N splits resolution refinement into successive increments: at each level the complete parent predictor is frozen and only a cross-resolution residual correction module is trained, so the parent's activations and optimizer states are never retained. One refinement level on the NeuralGCM-0.7° baseline yields One2N-0.07°, trained for about four weeks on a single 80 GB A800 GPU; against HRES-0.07° analyses it keeps the parent's tropospheric skill while reducing upper-stratospheric errors and resolving finer structure.

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