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This paper addresses the critical need for improved weather forecasting in East Africa, where limited computational resources hinder the use of ensemble forecasting. The authors propose a cost-effective, high-resolution machine learning model (cGAN) that can run on laptops, making it accessible to meteorological services with limited infrastructure. This is significant because it directly addresses a practical problem with real-world consequences, potentially improving societal resilience to weather events.
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Compared to existing state-of-the-art AI models, our system offers higher spatial resolution. It is cheap to train/run and requires no additional post-processing.