Constructing an efficient machine learning model for tornado prediction
F. Aleskerov, N. Baiborodov, S. Demin, S. Shvydun, T. Trafalis, M., Richman, V. Yakuba

TL;DR
This paper presents a new tornado prediction model based on the superposition principle, demonstrating superior efficiency over previous models using real-world data from Oklahoma.
Contribution
A novel tornado prediction model utilizing the superposition principle, outperforming existing models in efficiency.
Findings
The model is more efficient than all previous tornado prediction models.
Tested on real-life data from the University of Oklahoma.
Shows significant improvement in prediction accuracy.
Abstract
Tornado prediction methods and main mechanisms of tornado genesis were analyzed. A model, based on the superposition principle, has been built. For efficiency evaluation, the constructed model has been tested on real-life data obtained from the University of Oklahoma (USA). It is shown that the constructed tornado prediction model is more efficient than all previous models.
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Taxonomy
TopicsMeteorological Phenomena and Simulations · Climate variability and models · Hydrological Forecasting Using AI
