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Intertwin-hython

Description

A python package aims to exploit state-of-the-art hydrological timeseries prediction and forcasting.

The package should supports the surrogate training, parameter learning and inference application components of the drought forecasting InterTwin's use case.

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Installation

This package is currently under development.

git clone https://github.com/interTwin-eu/hython.git

cd ./hython

pip install .

Usage

Please review the workflow notebook for a demonstration of the expected inputs, outputs, and how to use the package.

Support

Please open an issue if you have a bug, feature request or have an idea to improve the package.

Roadmap

  • Domain sampling

Training the model on large domains is time and energy consuming. This functionality samples the full domain producing a smaller subsample, with different degree of representativeness based on the sampling strategy, enabling decisions about the trade-off between model performance and computation time. It is likely that good enough performance can be achieved with representative sampling scheme.

Planned strategies: - no sampling (implemented) - regular grid sampling (implemented) - stratified sampling (coming soon) - spatial correlation sampling (coming soon)

  • Spatio-temporal validation consisting in (at least) three options: space, time and spacetime.

This feature generates (spatially, temporally or spatiotemporally) disjointed training and validation subsets for testing how well the model is performing in extrapolation tasks.

  • Simulation of river discharge

Surrogate's simulation of river discharge in addition to soil moisture and evapotranspiration

  • Parameter learning Calibratig the surrogate

  • Add metrics with hydrological meaning

  • Parallel and Distributed ML tasks.

  • Uncertainty & Explainable AI

  • Model evaluation

Assessing different model architectures and structures

Contact

For further information please contact:

mohammadhussein.alasawedah@eurac.edu

iacopofederico.ferrario@eurac.edu