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Replayable, offline-verifiable records for AI-assisted go/no-go decisions: experiment promotions, typed model answers and human-approved actions.
Does your AI hydrologic model conserve mass, energy and momentum?
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flood-lab.github.io/HydroTuring · English, Español, 中文 A benchmark that asks one question of any AI hydrologic model: does it conserve what physics says it must conserve? Not whether it fits a hydrograph. Whether its water budget closes, its energy budget closes, and its routing conserves momentum. A model passes HydroTuring only when every criterion of every probe passes.Read the full README ↗
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flood-lab.github.io/HydroTuring · English, Español, 中文 A benchmark that asks one question of any AI hydrologic model: does it conserve what physics says it must conserve? Not whether it fits a hydrograph. Whether its water budget closes, its energy budget closes, and its routing conserves momentum. A model passes HydroTuring only when every criterion of every probe passes.Read the full README ↗