Forecasting Auroral Substorms from Observed Data with a Supervised Learning Algorithm

Forecasting Auroral Substorms from Observed Data with a Supervised Learning Algorithm
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使用监督学习算法根据观测数据预测极光亚暴

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2015
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IEEE International Conference on e-Science
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D. Ikeda
D. Ikeda
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作者:
Takanori Tanaka;Daisuke Kitao;Yuka Sato;Yoshimasa Tanaka;D. Ikeda

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