Scientific Software
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NEMSEER — Peer-reviewed • Rank 4.7 • Science 100%

NEMSEER: A Python package for downloading and handling historical National Electricity Market forecast data produced by the Australian Energy Market Operator - Published in JOSS (2023)

Earth and Environmental Sciences Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning (40%) Medicine (40%)
Scientific Software · Peer-reviewed
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forecast • Rank 28.2 • Science 36%

Forecasting Functions for Time Series and Linear Models

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tstoolbox • Rank 4.6 • Science 54%

Command line script and Python library to work with time-series data.

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smooth • Rank 17.4 • Science 36%

The set of functions used for time series analysis and in forecasting.

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asgs • Rank 8.7 • Science 36%

The Automated Solution Generation System (ASGS) is open-source software for compiling ADCIRC, automating coastal ocean modeling, and providing pre/post-processing tools for real-time decision support. Join us: https://discord.gg/jFbacxrUf9. Available for Ubuntu, RHEL, Oracle, Windows WSL2, and VirtualBox—get it prebuilt with ADCIRC at link below,

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awsm • Rank 8.4 • Science 33%

Automated Water Supply Model (AWSM) was developed at the USDA Agricultural Research Service. AWSM was designed to streamline the workflow used to forecast the water supply of multiple water basins.

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fable.ata • Rank 8.3 • Science 10%

Fable Modelling Wrappers for ATAforecasting Package

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https://github.com/fipelle/messytimeseriesoptim.jl • Rank 1.9 • Science 13%

A Julia implementation of estimation and validation algorithms for time series compatible with incomplete data.

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atmoswing • Science 36%

The official AtmoSwing repository

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WRF • Science 36%

The official repository for the Weather Research and Forecasting (WRF) model

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scenario • Science 10%

scenario - an R package for scenario tree construction

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omicron-sgtf-forecast • Science 54%

In this work, we use S-gene target failure (SGTF) as a proxy of variant status combined with reported case counts to explore the evidence for changes in transmission advantage over time for the Omicron variant. If present this could indicate the impact of immune escape, bias in SGTF data or differences in the populations within which the variants are circulating. We also report estimates for growth rates by variant and overall, case counts overall and by variant for a 14 day forecast window assuming constant future growth, the date at which Omicron will become dominant in England and in each NHS region, and the estimated cumulative percentage of the population with a reported Omicron case.