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# Precipitation Forecasting

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  1. arXiv

    Precipitation generation skips retraining the weather model: one diffusion generator on frozen backbones cuts day-7 Brier score from 0.245 to 0.218

    A separately trained diffusion generator maps non-precipitation atmospheric states from a frozen weather model to observation-aligned 24-hour precipitation, improving daily accumulation and event detection on Pangu-Weather, GraphCast and HRES without backbone-specific retraining.

  2. arXiv

    SoftSEEPS relaxes the SEEPS score into a differentiable loss, letting precipitation models optimize dry/light/heavy categories directly, with SEEPS dropping by up to about 0.1 at no resolvable RMSE cost

    The authors introduce SoftSEEPS, a sigmoid relaxation of the SEEPS dry/light/heavy categorical score that is differentiable and usable directly as a training loss; training a convolutional decoder on the latent space of a frozen ArchesWeather-M backbone for IMERG daily precipitation, validation discrete SEEPS falls from 0.481 with MSE only to 0.375 with SoftSEEPS only, and to 0.381 under a joint objective while RMSE rises only from 5.316 to 5.334.

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