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Learning Intrinsic Water-Quality Dynamics with Rainfall for Data-Driven Forecasting
Rainfall is an important environmental driver of water-quality variations through processes such as runoff, pollutant transport, dilution, and resuspension. Traditional mechanistic models can explicitly describe these processes but often require substantial process specification and site-specific ca
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