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Noise-Augmented Boosting Framework for Accurate Soil Temperature Prediction

Soil temperature prediction is important for farming, climate research, and environmental modeling. This research proposes an ensemble prediction method for soil temperature prediction on a daily basis using lag feature and Gaussian noise. In the proposed framework, the ensemble algorithms Extreme Gradient Boosting (XG...

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Abstract Stream water temperature strongly influences aquatic ecosystem health, affecting dissolved oxygen, species distributions, and thermal stress for sensitive taxa. We present a data-driven framework to predict water temperatures across rivers in the Canton of Vaud, Switzerland, explicitly quantifying the influenc...

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