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Mamba-Stormer v1.0: A Bidirectional Vision Mamba Backbone for Accurate and Scalable Global Weather Forecasting

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The results suggest that bidirectional Vision 15 Mamba is a strong backbone for neural weather prediction — achieving better accuracy and growing computational efficiency, consistent with a more suitable spatial inductive bias for atmospheric modeling.

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