Sentence examples for forecast predictability from inspiring English sources

The reason for a lower MAE in the centre and south macro-area can be related to the forecast predictability which is higher in these two areas than in the northern one where the orography plays a relevant role; in fact, as it is shown in Figure 1, most of the grid points in southern area are over the sea surface and the topography is smoother than in the north.

Other studies have shown interactions between ENSO and PDO where climate forecasting predictability during La Niña or El Niño episodes was affected by PDO status, with periods of greater or lesser predictability in both PDO conditions [30], [31].

Because forecasting tropical cyclogenesis (TC genesis) is still a challenge in numerical weather forecasting, the predictability of TCs at sub-seasonal to seasonal time scales (2 weeks to 2 months) is promoted worldwide (Vitart et al. 2012, 2017).

This doesn't do well for predictability, forecasting, or investor comfort, but that's part of the deal for new businesses.

Water managers in Tampa Bay regularly use seasonal forecasts and the predictability of El Nino to plan for water availability in the coming months.

Cities provide exciting new opportunities to investigate empirically whether variation in these traits is related to variation in environmental complexity and predictability as forecast by a body of theoretical work.

The Collaboratory for the Study of Earthquake Predictability (CSEP) forecasting experiment in Japan provides an opportunity to test the model at lower magnitudes than previously and to compare it with other competing models.

It is observed that the predictability of a forecast's economic benefit is largely dependent on how responsive the load is to electricity price changes.

This paper proposes a collaborative strategy between the photovoltaic (PV) participants and electric vehicle (EV) owners to reduce the forecast uncertainties and improve the predictability of PV power.

The Collaboratory for the Study of Earthquake Predictability (CSEP) earthquake forecasting experiment in Japan presents an opportunity to apply the EEPAS model at a lower magnitude threshold than previously, and to have it formally and independently tested against other competing models.

Wind power forecasting methods are used, but predictability of any particular wind farm is low for short-term operation.