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RMS stands for 'root-mean-square' is a measure of the typical size of a varying quantity. It occurs in the n-denominator form of standard deviation (the RMS deviation from the mean)
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Is there an error metric that decreases the weight when the target is near zero?
As precipitation prediction models can only predict positive values, they won't be able to undershoot small values by much. When it comes to overshooting, there is no boundary. High precipitation val …
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