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Scalable, Likelihood-Free Calibration of Ice-Sheet Models with Deep Diffusion Emulators and Feature Matching
The Antarctic ice sheet is a major source of uncertainty in future sea-level projections, and physical simulators such as the PSU3D-ICE model are essential for studying its evolution. Calibrating them against observations is challenging: the simulator outputs and observed ice-thickness fields are hi
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