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Vol. 19, 2026August 05, 2026 EDT

Corrigendum: An Application of Image Processing Techniques in the Calibration of Catastrophe Models

Titus Kipkoech Rotich, Artur Hambardzumyan, Eliud Koech, Olga Poghosyan, Joseph Mungatu,
Artificial intelligenceImage processingCatastrophe modelingMachine learningNeural networksSemantic segmentation
https://doi.org/10.66573/001c.165343
This is a corrigendum to https://doi.org/10.66573/001c.146426
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Rotich, Titus Kipkoech, Artur Hambardzumyan, Eliud Koech, Olga Poghosyan, and Joseph Mungatu. 2026. “Corrigendum: An Application of Image Processing Techniques in the Calibration of Catastrophe Models.” Variance 19 (August). https://doi.org/10.66573/001c.165343.
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In Table 1, the F1 Score for the GLM is incorrect. It should be 0.6675. The corrected table is below.

Table 1.A summary of the fitted GLM and CNN (U-Net) model performance measures
Model MAE Precision Accuracy FAR Recall F1 Score
U-Net 1.7175 0.7010 0.7104 0.2989 0.8497 0.7604
GLM 1.9797 0.6578 0.6701 0.3401 0.6775 0.6675

In the paragraph that introduces Table 1, the text should read:

“We used these models to calculate various measures, as summarized in Table 1. The U-Net model outperformed the GLM on all measures. We then used the fitted U-Net model to predict the frequency of hail and compared it with the test data. Figure 12 shows the results.”

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