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Bias correction

Even the best and most complex models have systematic errors. These errors can be caused by the use of a limited spatial resolution (large grid sizes), simplified thermodynamic processes and physics, or an incomplete understanding of the global climate system. For these reasons, bias correction techniques are applied to improve climate model accuracy. Various statistical methods, from simple scaling techniques to advanced machine learning models, adjust discrepancies between modeled and observed data to enhance reliability. The choice of bias correction method depends on the accuracy needs, computational resources, and the complexity of climate variability.