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Machine learning-based accuracy and reliability prediction for significant wave heights in the North Pacific Ocean: a hybrid deep learning framework

Jul 2026 · Deutsche Hydrographische Zeitschrift · Vol 76 · 0 citations · 58 references

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A hybrid deep learning framework, CBLA-XGBoost, is proposed for the accurate prediction of significant wave height, leveraging the complementary strengths of deep learning architectures and gradient boosting methods.

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