DumME
Scikit-learn compatible version of Mixed-Effects Random Forests
Spatiotemporal phenology research with interpretable models
Climate change is widespread and intensifying rapidly. Temperatures continue to rise; droughts, forest wildfires and floods caused by extreme weather are becoming more frequent and severe. Climate change is undeniably impacting our planet and, as such, altering plants’ distribution and growth. The timing of plant’s life cycle events (like leafing) is clearly changing. Phenology is the science that studies these changes, their causes and interrelations.
This project aims at supporting such studies by providing efficient tools that facilitate and improve the process of discovering patterns and knowledge from phenological and environmental spatio-temporal data. These data are voluminous and characterized by complex spatial, temporal, and spatio-temporal correlations. This project proposes a regression machine learning technique that allows dealing with such complex data and providing both accurate and interpretable predictions. It will help experts to better understand phenological changes and more accurately analyze the impact of environmental and climate drivers on plants.
Understanding phenological variability
Scikit-learn compatible version of Mixed-Effects Random Forests
Spatiotemporal phenology research with interpretable models