This application discloses a
radar echo extrapolation method based on temporal motion
decomposition and dominant fusion, relating to the field of spatiotemporal
sequence prediction technology. The method proposes an innovative network fusion paradigm, specifically including: acquiring implicit long-term / short-term temporal features and explicit global / transient motion features during
processing using stacked hierarchical recurrent networks; then, innovatively constructing query vectors using temporal features and key-value vectors using motion features, and fusing them using a heterogeneous cross-attention mechanism to form a fusion architecture "dominated by an implicit state modeling network and referenced by an explicit
motion modeling network." Based on this, through a series of collaborative designs such as directional decoupling, reference confidence
estimation, and long-term feature constraints on short-term features,
noise in long-term / short-term motion features is effectively suppressed, enhancing
system stability. This method can improve the problems of blurred texture details and attenuation in high-value echo regions in predicted images.