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ml4xcube: Machine Learning Toolkits for Earth System Data Cubes

AAAI 2025 · Probabilistic and scientific modeling › Molecules and proteins · approach: Statistical analysis of ML practice · 1 citations (OpenAlex)

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Introduces ml4xcube, an open-source modular Python toolkit that brings the full ML pipeline (exploration, preparation, processing, modeling, evaluation) to Earth System Data Cubes, demonstrated via three land surface temperature use cases.

Problem

Machine learning is underused on Earth System Data Cubes (ESDCs) because existing tools lack end-to-end support, handle ESS-specific issues poorly (data gaps, spatio-temporal autocorrelation), and have high entry barriers for domain experts.

Approach

A modular, xarray/xcube-based framework covering the whole ESDC ML workflow, with domain-specific tools such as SVR-based gap filling, block train/test splitting to counter spatio-temporal autocorrelation, and distributed multi-GPU training.

Key results

Limitations

Experimental setup

Datasets: DeepESDL Earth System Data Cube (land surface temperature, air temperature 2m, soil moisture, radiation)

Metrics: metrics from sklearn/PyTorch/TensorFlow (unspecified)

Baselines: XCast nd framework scores

Builds on: xcube xarray dask scikit-learn PyTorch

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