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Performance of artificial intelligence algorithms for reference evapotranspiration forecasting across different climatic zones

Oct 2026 · Acta Geophysica · Vol 74 · 0 citations · 50 references

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The findings demonstrate the potential of combining convolution-based feature extraction with attention-based modeling for accurate one-month-ahead monthly ET0 forecasting under the climatic conditions investigated in this study.

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