QPCA-EnDCF is a deterministic ensemble data assimilation method that replaces stochastic observation perturbations with a spectrally regularized rank-κ update on whitened residuals, yielding better spread-skill and rank-histogram reliability than stochastic EnKF on Lorenz-96 in undersampled regimes.
APACrefauthors \ 2001
4 Pith papers cite this work. Polarity classification is still indexing.
years
2026 4verdicts
UNVERDICTED 4representative citing papers
An autoregressive Gaussian process transport-map construction factors spatio-temporal joint densities into conditional distributions with data-dependent sparsity to enable scalable generative modeling of non-Gaussian fields.
A derivative-free ensemble Kalman-Bucy smoother is developed for continuous-time data assimilation that supports Bayesian causal inference and iterative model structure identification with small ensemble sizes under partial observations.
The explicit-convection km-scale simulation produces fewer and weaker Atlantic hurricanes than parameterized coarser runs because seed vortices fail to amplify after crossing the West African coast due to weaker top-heavy mass flux profiles and underestimated MCS stratiform components.
citing papers explorer
-
A Data-Consistent Approach to Ensemble Filtering
QPCA-EnDCF is a deterministic ensemble data assimilation method that replaces stochastic observation perturbations with a spectrally regularized rank-κ update on whitened residuals, yielding better spread-skill and rank-histogram reliability than stochastic EnKF on Lorenz-96 in undersampled regimes.
-
Scalable generative modeling of non-Gaussian spatio-temporal fields via autoregressive Gaussian processes
An autoregressive Gaussian process transport-map construction factors spatio-temporal joint densities into conditional distributions with data-dependent sparsity to enable scalable generative modeling of non-Gaussian fields.
-
A Continuous-Time Ensemble Kalman-Bucy Smoother for Causal Inference and Model Discovery
A derivative-free ensemble Kalman-Bucy smoother is developed for continuous-time data assimilation that supports Bayesian causal inference and iterative model structure identification with small ensemble sizes under partial observations.
-
Dynamics of East Atlantic seed vortex populations in global km-scale models
The explicit-convection km-scale simulation produces fewer and weaker Atlantic hurricanes than parameterized coarser runs because seed vortices fail to amplify after crossing the West African coast due to weaker top-heavy mass flux profiles and underestimated MCS stratiform components.