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Explicitly include GPP, ER, Gas exchange in model outputs #46
One possible approach to adding process guidance to the vanilla deep learning model is to explicitly represent the DO mass balance by outputting GPP, ER, and Gas exchange:
Also, an option for farther down the road would be to take this approach but then add on a second layer of neural network after the GPP, ER and K are predicted that included a subset of the original predictors. This would allow for non-deterministic relationships between metabolism and oxygen concentrations that arise because of variation in stream temperatures, differences in groundwater inputs, or other types of process error.
One more thought - could we also estimate water temperature? Meaning that the estimated variables would be:
If so, then we could calculate DO saturation, and then have equations like the ones above to calculate DO max/mean/min:
I'm still don't fully understand the h, W, and b terms - so I apologize if these equations don't make sense!
One possible approach to adding process guidance to the vanilla deep learning model is to explicitly represent the DO mass balance by outputting GPP, ER, and Gas exchange:
Baseline LSTM (#40):

Proposed:
