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meglamaniac · 17 Feb 2006, 18:20

Yeah, the trouble with the grids is that however small you make them, the contents of the grid is an average, so the only way to ensure absolute accuracy is to have infinately many infinately small cells (ie. it can't be done).
I was just thought it might be interesting if bayesian learning could sort of "spot" the innacuracies caused by the grid system.

17 Feb 2006, 18:20	#3
meglamaniac Born Sinful Join Date: Nov 2000 Location: Loughborough, UK Posts: 4,059	Re: Has this been tried for weather forecasting? Yeah, the trouble with the grids is that however small you make them, the contents of the grid is an average, so the only way to ensure absolute accuracy is to have infinately many infinately small cells (ie. it can't be done). I was just thought it might be interesting if bayesian learning could sort of "spot" the innacuracies caused by the grid system. __________________ Worth dying for. Worth killing for. Worth going to hell for. Amen.