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540     Fakultas Sains dan Teknologi
                   Universitas Terbuka (2023)


                       Root Mean Square Error (RMSE) is the magnitude of the error
                 rate of the prediction results, where the smaller (closer to 0) the
                 RMSE value, the more accurate the prediction results will be. The
                 RMSE value can be calculated by the following equation (Frost, n.d.)

                                            
                                             ′
                                          n Y −  Y i     2
                                            
                                             i
                                   RMSE =  ∑                       (3)
                                          i  1 =  n
                 RESULTS
                 1.    Climate-weather in Cirebon
                       Climate-weather  information  for salt  production  is utilized
                 differently than for agricultural (food crop) purposes (Bramawanto
                 & Abida, 2017). Farmers are more aware of drought and extreme
                 rain in food crop farming, while salt farmers are more aware of rain
                 that falls in the dry season when sea salt production is in progress.
                 The drier salt pans in an area become a potential condition for
                 increasing  salt harvests.  Dry conditions  are characterized  by low
                 rainfall,  low relative  humidity, and vast differences  between  day
                 and night temperatures and are supported by high wind speeds
                 (Tavakol et al., 2020). The weather model simulation results
                 generated by Meteoblue based on temperature and rainfall data
                 for the last 30 years show that the driest conditions in Cirebon occur
                 in August (Figure 2).













                 Sumber: Anonim, n.d. (meteoblue.com)
                   Figure 2. Monthly Average Precipitation, Temperature, and Wind
                                      Speed in Cirebon
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