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WildfireSpreadBench: The Metric Decides the Model in Wildfire Spread Prediction
Machine learning is being increasingly used to predict where active wildfires will burn the following day, helping inform evacuation boundaries and containment lines. Most models are evaluated using Average Precision (AP), which summarizes performance across all decision thresholds, although acting
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