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Exercices of the MOOC Machine Learning in Weather & Climate

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MOOC Machine Learning in Weather & Climate - Jupyter notebook exercises

This repository is forked from ecmwf-projects/mooc-machine-learning-weather-climate. The latter upstream repository hosts the Jupyter notebook based exercises of the Massive Open Online Course (MOOC) on Machine Learning in Weather & Climate (https://www.ecmwf.int/mlwc-mooc).

To distinguish the original notebook exercices from my solutions/tests, each original notebook notebook.ipynb is copied and renamed as notebook_GF.ipynb where I implement my modifications if any.

🎓 My certificate of completion is available here.

In this tier there is only one notebook that demonstrates how to build a simple neural network on the WeatherBench dataset.

In this tier there are notebooks for each module that provide practical guidance on key concepts of Machine Learning.

Each module of this tier contains notebooks that demonstrate practical applications of Machine Learning in the various stages of Numerical Weather and Climate prediction.

How to run the notebooks

The notebooks can either be downloaded and run on participants' own computers, or they can be run directly in various cloud environments. The advantage of the latter is that no software needs to be installed locally. In each notebook a number of options are provided where the notebook can be run. These may include the following:

Colab Kaggle Deepnote
Colab Kaggle Deepnote
Colab requires a Google account, which can easily be set-up for free. Requires (free) registration with Kaggle. Once in, "switch on the internet" via settings. Requires (free) registration. Deepnote is a good platform also for collaboration.

License

Unless otherwise stated, the notebooks fall under Apache License 2.0. In applying this licence, ECMWF does not waive the privileges and immunities granted to it by virtue of its status as an intergovernmental organisation nor does it submit to any jurisdiction.