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Research questionHow can presence-only species-distribution models capture nonlinear temporal patterns for habitat forecasting?Environmental conditions such as precipitation, soil moisture, and vegetation change over time, and their sequence can affect habitat suitability. Flattening these observations into separate features can obscure nonlinear temporal relationships needed for forecasting.
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Latest papersRecent research connected to this question, newest first.Neural-Network Maxent: a general extension with learned nonlinearity, applied to time-series for Desert Locust distribution modellingThe source studies Desert Locust habitat forecasting with 50-day environmental sequences from ERA5-Land, MODIS, and Sentinel-3, using a seven-day gap between covariates and presence records. Evidence comes from an RNN-based extension of Maxent compared with standard Maxent in this setting.research paper · Sep 3, 2026
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