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Tropical Cyclone Attributes in Sparse Autoencoder Features of an AI Weather Model
Artificial intelligence (AI) weather models now forecast weather events skillfully, but how they represent these events internally remains unknown. Sparse autoencoders (SAEs) provide sparse features for probing hidden states, but how information about multiple physical attributes of an event is orga
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