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Probabilistic machine learning as an algorithmic interface to weather model and environmental data

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As the volume of data we collect and generate skyrockets, how can we maximise the utility of this data for the purposes of environmental science and management? In this talk I will outline the challenge of our current situation, and why I think probabilistic machine learning should be part of the solution (I get the feeling you won’t be a tough crowd on this point!). I will share examples from my research at the University of Exeter and the Met Office, including quantile regression forests for weather forecast post-processing, and Bayesian deep learning for end-to-end modelling of environmental variables – atmospheric and lithospheric. The insights from these projects contribute to the idea of ‘algorithmic interfaces’ as key to the future provision of environmental information.

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