Fixes #815 Electron Energy Flux Prediction #817
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Related Issues or bug
Space environment modeling requires accurate prediction of electron energy flux to assess and mitigate space weather impacts on satellite operations. The primary problem addressed here is to predict ELE_TOTAL_ENERGY_FLUX using environmental and telemetry features, providing a reliable estimate of electron flux to improve satellite resilience in varying space weather conditions. The challenge is to identify a robust model that minimizes prediction error, offering precise flux predictions based on environmental indicators.
Fixes: #815
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