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This research addresses the computational bottleneck of diffusion models in weather forecasting by introducing a distillation technique that compresses multi-step sampling into a single-step process. The method maintains high accuracy for extreme events like typhoons while significantly reducing neural function evaluations, offering a practical path toward scalable AI-driven climate prediction.
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Diffusion Distillation for Efficient Weather Ensembles

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arXiv:2608.27728v1 Announce Type: new Abstract: Diffusion models generate skillful weather ensembles but require costly iterative sampling. We introduce a supervised energy-distance distillation method that compresses a multi-step diffusion teacher into a single-step student by aligning student forecasts with teacher samples and ground-truth observations. Experiments on global forecasting and typhoon-track prediction show that our student outperforms existing distillation methods and preserves skill for extreme events. It matches or surpasses the teacher across key metrics using only one neural function evaluation per autoregressive step.

Abstract:Diffusion models generate skillful weather ensembles but require costly iterative sampling. We introduce a supervised energy-distance distillation method that compresses a multi-step diffusion teacher into a single-step student by aligning student forecasts with teacher samples and ground-truth observations. Experiments on global forecasting and typhoon-track prediction show that our student outperforms existing distillation methods and preserves skill for extreme events. It matches or surpasses the teacher across key metrics using only one neural function evaluation per autoregressive step.

Machine Learning (cs.LG); Applications (stat.AP)

arXiv:2608.27728 [cs.LG]

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