Open fizzking opened 6 months ago
Thank you for your question. Earthformer does not directly predict the Niño3.4 index, but rather forecasts future sea surface temperature (SST) anomalies across a certain region used to calculate the index, which has two spatial dimensions.
Ok, I understand. But why are in_len and out_len respectively 12,14 in fig configuration, but 12 and 26 in data preprocessing?
The dataset we used has a maximum support of out_len=26
(two years). For the experiments in our paper, we only explored a setting with out_len=14
(one year).
Why I use the command:
MASTER_ADDR=localhost MASTER_PORT=10001 python ./scripts/cuboid_transformer/enso/train_cuboid_enso.py --gpus 1 --cfg ./scripts/cuboid_transformer/enso/earthformer_enso_v1.yaml --ckpt_name last.ckpt --save tmp_enso
Trying to run the training enso dataset results in code that automatically kills?
This error does not appear to be related to our code. You may want to run sudo dmesg
to view system log messages and help identify what happened.
The label of enso is Nino3.4 SST anomaly index, and the data dimension is (year,month). But why targe shape in cfg is a four-dimensional array of (12,24, 48,1), shouldn't it be two-dimensional![b0a86f241b4dd828b4656e7e811b437](https://github.com/amazon-science/earth-forecasting-transformer/assets/111410702/83e34735-78d9-46fb-b176-8f9f95ac2583)