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One way to check whether a model is producing reasonable results is to look at the spatial distribution of predicted results (or uncertainties) and see if they align with the data being modeled. It would be very nice if the model could accept, in addition to raster, points, and other kinds of data, a trained model that then auto-generates the predicted output for the map and then maps it.
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One way to check whether a model is producing reasonable results is to look at the spatial distribution of predicted results (or uncertainties) and see if they align with the data being modeled. It would be very nice if the model could accept, in addition to raster, points, and other kinds of data, a trained model that then auto-generates the predicted output for the map and then maps it.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: