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The hypervariational method: a general, automated technique based on innovations to tune the parameters of the Hybrid covariance matrix
The Hybrid forecast covariance model is an operationally successful way to build a background error covariance matrix. It is constructed as a weighted sum, with scalar weights, of the climatological covariance matrix and a localized ensemble covariance matrix, with a localization matrix typically de
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