Task #361
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Test and compare the GAM method on several days (10 days for now) for Oregon
Added by Benoit Parmentier about 12 years ago.
Updated about 12 years ago.
Activity type:
Coding/analysis
Description
The GAM regression is applied on a set of 10 days spread over a year to test its performance. We expect changes in the prediction fit with the different time of year (e.g. Winter and Summer) so replicating the same method for a set of 10 days will be useful for for the development of the new methods.
A r script will be developed to produce and compare the outputs for the 10 selected days.
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- Category set to Climate
- Assignee set to Benoit Parmentier
- Activity type set to Coding/analysis
- Parent task deleted (
#359)
- Status changed from New to In Progress
Beginning of the r code to produce prediction for 10 dates. Fit and validation will be evaluated using AIC, GCV, deviance and RMSE,.
I am reading about interactions and experimenting with the visualization tools.
At this stage, it is still unclear to me what interaction matters (among the variables:lat,lon,ELEV_SRTM, Eastness, Northness). There are also some errors in the input data which resulted in errors in the fit. There is a need to screen the data before performing the GAM...This requires some additional r coding.
- The R code has been updated to include some interaction terms. Examination of 3D surface plot with tmax on the z-axis and the various independent variables (lat, long, ELEV_SRTM,...) reveals different interesting features (see pdf document attached). So far two interactions terms have been included: lat-long and Eastness-Northness. To replicate the ANUSPLINE model a three way interaction term will aslo be included in the GAM model (lat,long, ELEV_SRTM).
Many models have been explored using the GAM methodology. At this stage, more detailed diagnostics is needed so for the past two weeks work has focused on the analysis of:
- patterns in residuals.
- outliers detections and screening of "bad" values.
- examining the contribution of various variables to the models in particular the land cover and LST averages.
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