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Microsoft researchers published a new open-source machine learning tool called Probabilistic Bias Correction in the journal Nature today. The software improves weather forecast accuracy for two to six weeks by correcting systematic bias in existing models. It runs on standard CPUs instead of expensive supercomputers or GPUs, making advanced forecasting accessible to resource-strapped agencies globally.
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