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Usually only a few of the parameters are responsible for changes in the model output of interest.

One type of such products is the model output of the Comprehensive Inversion (CI) algorithm (Sabaka et al. 2013), an updated, Swarm-based version of the CM.

Model output of the energy fluxes (i.e., net radiation, soil heat flux, sensible and latent heat flux) generated with DTD and TSEB using local and remote meteorological observations are compared with EC and LY observations.

Fig. 6 Comparison between observed data represented by the mean EEJ during September 16 30 (filled circles) and computed EEJ (circles) during noontime Table 2 Root-mean-square deviation (RMSD) between measured data and model output of EEJ magnetic component Region Station code RMSD South America ANC 14.64 African ILR 10.22 AAB 13.70 India TIR 6.31 Southeast Asia LKW 15.47 DAV 15.34.

The results will be compared with the dynamical model output of a circulation model of the middle atmosphere and discussed in the light of global analyses obtained from TIMED/SABER and TIDI measurements as well as modelling results in the literature (Pancheva et al. 2013; Moudden and Forbes 2013; Yue et al. 2013; Du and Ward 2010).

In addition, the TSEB-A model output of evapotranspiration (ET) and the components evaporation (E), transpiration (T) when compared to ground observations using the stable isotopic method and eddy covariance (EC) technique from the HiWATER experiment and with microlysimeters and a large monolithic weighing lysimeter from the BEAREX08 experiment showed good agreement.

Model outputs of removal volume, clean-up duration and cost yield useful information for response and recovery planning purposes.

In the proposed hybrid GA model, outputs of BP-ANN model were used as initial population settings and RSM-BBD generated model equation was used as a fitness function.

Unlike traditional RTA, the RF algorithm searches the best split from a random subset of predictors (1/3 of all variables) and the prediction can be made from new data (environmental) by averaging the model outputs of all trees.

The simulation explored a three-dimensional scenario space that examined the impact on model outputs of four distinct assumptions.

Fit of this model can be further judged by comparing the model outputs of Table  4 to those reported from the GENEVA trial in Table  2.