ave earner: Predicting wave farms power output using effective meta-learner deep gradient boosting model: A case study from Australian coasts
Authors:
- Mehdi NeshatMehdi Neshat
- Nataliia Y. SergiienkoNSNataliia Y. Sergiienko
- Ashkan RafieeARAshkan Rafiee
- Seyedali MirjaliliSMSeyedali Mirjalili
- Amir H. GandomiAGAmir H. Gandomi
- John BolandJohn Boland
Open Access
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Funding Information
- Australian Government
- Australian Research Council (ARC IE230100545)
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