R. Gesner, Christos G. Christodoulou, Steven A. Lane
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A novel application of probabilistic prediction for estimating mm-wave attenuation due to varying weather conditions is developed. Validation of atmospheric propagation models in the W/V-bands has progressed greatly in past years, but the confidence of their predictions has not been validated. The Natural Gradient Boosting (NGBoost) algorithm is tested against a deep neural network to estimate atmospheric attenuation on a 72 GHz terrestrial link and to demonstrate the ability to produce prediction confidence estimates.