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  2. What Are Weather Models? | IBM

    www.ibm.com/topics/weather-models

    The most sophisticated and accurate forecast models in the world—like the European Center for Medium-Range Weather Forecas (ECMWF) or the High-Resolution Rapid Refresh (HRRR) used by NOAA—run on supercomputers that can perform 12 quadrillion calculations each second. 2 But simpler weather models with fewer data points need less computing ...

  3. New weather forecasts show human impact - IBM Blog

    www.ibm.com/blog/weather-forecasts-human-impact

    Weather forecast models, at the very fundamental level, are very similar to climate models,” but are run in different ways. Leach explained that weather models are typically much higher resolution, meaning it takes into account much more complex information. This, according to Leach, makes forecast models better at simulating the physical ...

  4. Weather Research and Forecasting Model Workload Evaluation on IBM...

    www.ibm.com/blog/weather-research-and-forecasting-model-workload-evaluation-on...

    This is the ratio of the forward integration time in forecast-hours to the actual elapsed time required to complete the job. A simulation speed-up factor of ~24x or greater is desirable because that would allow hourly updates for the next day’s weather forecast, and a speed-up factor of ~48x — which provides a two-day forecast — is excellent.

  5. AI and the future of agriculture - IBM Blog

    www.ibm.com/blog/ai-in-agriculture

    “We innovated in weather forecasting beyond two weeks, deploying patented biophysics-based AI approaches to forecast the risk of extreme weather cheaper, faster, and more reliably than supercomputer models used by meteorological agencies, including NOAA.”

  6. Weather Data APIs - IBM

    www.ibm.com/docs/en/environmental-intel-suite?topic=reference-weather-data-apis

    The APIs are curated to give you only what you need in the format you need it, including alerts, notifications, forecast data, weather imagery, and damaging weather. You can use the APIs to add value to your applications by incorporating weather data directly into your applications or into your own custom AI models.

  7. What Is Forecasting? | IBM

    www.ibm.com/think/topics/forecasting

    Causal models Causal models are a mathematical expression of causal relationships in data. These forecasting models can be suitable for forecasts with a longer time horizon. Regression models Regression-based models analyze the relationship between a forecast or dependent variable and one or more predictor or independent variables.

  8. What Is Load Forecasting? - IBM

    www.ibm.com/topics/load-forecasting

    Regression models: Linear regression models are often used for long-term load forecasting. They relate the load demand to variables like weather conditions and economic indicators. Time series models: Autoregressive Integrated Moving Average (ARIMA) and similar models are popular for short-term load forecasting. They rely on past load data to ...

  9. Forecasting - IBM SPSS Statistics

    www.ibm.com/products/spss-statistics/forecasting

    Users with less expertise can create sophisticated forecasts that integrate multiple variables, while experienced forecasters can use the software to validate their models. Examples of time-series forecasting include predicting the number of staff required each day for a call center or forecasting the demand for a particular product or service.

  10. What are ARIMA Models? - IBM

    www.ibm.com/topics/arima-model

    ARIMA models are a powerful tool for analyzing time series data to understand past processes as well as for forecasting future values of a time series. ARIMA models combine Autoregressive models and Moving Average models to give a forecaster a highly parameterizable tool that can be used with a wide variety of time series data.

  11. What is Predictive Analytics? | IBM

    www.ibm.com/topics/predictive-analytics

    Predictive analytics models are designed to assess historical data, discover patterns, observe trends, and use that information to predict future trends. Popular predictive analytics models include classification, clustering, and time series models. Classification models. Classification models fall under the branch of supervised machine ...