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Taylor Diagram and Wasserstein Distance for Model Evaluation
The Taylor diagram is used to evaluate and compare predictive models with observed data and has many applications in climate and environmental sciences. Three statistics of interest--the centered root-mean-squared error, standard deviation, and the product-moment correlation coefficient--are related
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