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Machine Learning Sensor Fusion for Water Vapor Radiometry based Tropospheric Delay Calibration
The next-generation Very Large Array (ngVLA) intends to use 22 GHz water vapor radiometry (WVR) to correct for tropospheric phase fluctuations in its high-frequency bands. However, current delay-retrieval methods do not reach the required accuracy and reliability. As a remedy, we propose a machine-l
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