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How Should Machine Learning Be Successfully Used for Wind Speed Vertical Extrapolation?
Nicola Bodini
, Mike Optis
National Wind Technology Center
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Engineering
Random Forest
100%
Learning System
100%
Wind Resource
66%
Conventional Technique
50%
Compressed Air Motors
50%
Machine Learning Technique
33%
Performance Improvement
16%
Conventional Method
16%
Common Practice
16%
Turbulent Kinetic Energy
16%
Learning Approach
16%
Real World Application
16%
Optical Radar
16%
Input Feature
16%
Logarithmic Law
16%
Mean Absolute Error
16%
Earth and Planetary Sciences
Machine Learning
100%
Wind Velocity
100%
Power Law
36%
Wind Resources
36%
Compressed Air Motors
27%
Atmospherics
9%
Oklahoma
9%
Kinetic Energy
9%
Sonic Anemometer
9%
Optical Radar
9%
Observatory
9%