Improving Landsat predictions of rangeland fractional cover with multitask learning and uncertainty
Brady Allred(Oklahoma State University), Daniel R. Uden(University of Nebraska–Lincoln), Heath D. Starns(Texas A&M University System), Jason W. Karl(University of Idaho), Tyler Erickson(Google (United States)), Kirk W. Davies(Agricultural Research Service), Jeremy D. Maestas(Natural Resources Conservation Service), Jonathan J. Maynard(University of Colorado Boulder), Brandon T. Bestelmeyer(New Mexico State University), Christopher F. Brown(Google (United States)), Vincent Jansen(University of Idaho), Dirac Twidwell(University of Nebraska–Lincoln), David E. Naugle(University of Montana), Sarah E. McCord(Agricultural Research Service), Lisa M. Ellsworth(Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife), Matthew Jones(University of Montana), Timothy V. Griffiths(Natural Resources Conservation Service), Chad S. Boyd(Eastern Oregon University), Samuel D. Fuhlendorf(Oklahoma State University)
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