Google Inc.

Deere & Company

X Development LLC

Mineral Earth Sciences LLC

Grigory Bronevetsky

Hongxu Ma

Bin Ni

Qianyu Zhang

Olivia Hatalsky

Georgios Evangelopoulos

Benoit Schillings

Charlotte Leroy

Fa Li

Kunxiaojia Yuan

Gengchen Mai

Implementations are described herein for leveraging teleconnections and location embeddings to predict geospatial measures for a geographic location of interest. In various implementations, a plurality of reference geographic locations may be identified that are disparate from a geographic location of interest and influence a geospatial measure in the geographic location of interest. One or more features may be extracted from each of the plurality of reference geographic locations. The extracted features and a location embedding generated for the geographic location of interest may be encoded into a joint embedding. A sequence encoder may be applied to the joint embedding to generate encoded data indicative of the predicted geospatial measure.

Predicting geospatial measures

Implementations are described herein for identifying related source code edits to perform, or to aid in the performance of, various programming tasks. In various implementations, a first edit made to a first source code snippet in a source code editor may be detected. Based on the first edit, a second source code edit to be made to a second source code snippet may be identified. The identifying may include: traversing one or more graphs to determine one or more edge sequences between nodes corresponding to the first and second source code snippets, comparing the one or more edge sequences to a plurality of reference edge sequences between nodes corresponding to historical co-occurrences of the first and second code edits, and identifying the second edit based on the comparing. The source code editor may provide output that includes a recommendation to implement the second edit.

Identification and application of related source code edits

Implementations are described herein for predicting a future climate condition in an agricultural area. In various implementations, a teleconnection model may be applied to a dataset of remote climate conditions such as water surface temperatures to identify one or more of the most influential remote climate conditions on the future climate condition in the agricultural area. A trained machine learning model may be applied to the one or more most influential remote climate conditions and to historical climate data for the agricultural area to generate data indicative of the predicted future climate condition. Based on the data indicative of the predicted future climate condition, one or more output components may be caused to render output that conveys the predicted future climate condition.

Predicting climate conditions based on teleconnections

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