Spatial Estimation of Losses Attributable to Meteorological Disasters in a Specific Area (105.0°E–115.0°E, 25°N–35°N) Using Bayesian Maximum Entropy and Partial Least Squares Regression

<div>Spatial distributions of PLS components in the studied area. (a) Spatial distributions of the first three PLS components, extracted from hard data of seven meteorological factors. (b) Spatial distributions of the first three PLS components, calculated using spatial distribution of seven meteorological factors with multivariate BME with soft probabilistic data methods.</div>

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Figure 10: Spatial Estimation of Losses Attributable to Meteorological Disasters in a Specific Area (105.0°E–115.0°E, 25°N–35°N) Using Bayesian Maximum Entropy and Partial Least Squares Regression 

Figure 10 | Spatial Estimation of Losses Attributable to Meteorological Disasters in a Specific Area (105.0°E–115.0°E, 25°N–35°N) Using Bayesian Maximum Entropy and Partial Least Squares Regression 