USF-Net: A Unified Spatiotemporal Fusion Network for Ground-Based Remote Sensing Cloud Image Sequence Extrapolation
PositiveArtificial Intelligence
USF-Net represents a significant advancement in the field of ground-based remote sensing cloud image sequence extrapolation, which is vital for optimizing photovoltaic power systems. Traditional methods have struggled with limitations, including static kernels that fail to adapt to varying resolutions and inadequate temporal guidance that hampers the modeling of long-range dependencies. By introducing USF-Net, researchers aim to overcome these challenges through an innovative architecture that combines adaptive large-kernel convolutions with a low-complexity attention mechanism. This integration allows for a more efficient extraction of features and better modeling of temporal dynamics. The encoder-decoder framework of USF-Net employs three basic layers for feature extraction, while the USTM component includes a SiB with a SSM for multi-scale contextual information and a TiB with a TAM for long-range temporal dependencies. This approach not only enhances the accuracy of cloud image ext…
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