The released Prithvi-100M crop classification model learned one new European region a day, with CA3 deciding what it learned. NASA's original model stays exactly as released.

Overall accuracy on held-out fields of each region, before and after six days with CA3.





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With CA3, day 6




Accuracy26% → 69%36% → 68%45% → 83%27% → 81%27% → 72%39% → 85%With CA3 the US validation set holds at 60. Ordinary fine-tuning learns Europe too, and loses the United States: 23 points on the first day, 33 at the end. It also forgets Europe as it goes (Brittany 79 after day 1, 51 after day 6; with CA3, 69).



On day 5 a sensor sent corrupted images. CA3 stopped all of them before they reached the model; 16% of clean images were held back too.
A licensed provider in Greater Poland contributed images on days 1 to 3, then withdrew. In 33 minutes CA3 removed what it taught, without touching NASA's model.
The fingerprint of NASA and IBM's weights is the same at the start, after the erasure and at the end.
Six days, one European region a day, with the incidents of an operational service planted.
Compared with ordinary fine-tuning: the whole model retrained on the same six days with everything received, no CA3. Overall accuracy on the held-out eastern quarter of each region's tile, on two sites never taught and on the official US validation set (771 tiles). Six pass criteria registered before the run; all six met.
| Overall accuracy | Europe, six regions | United States | Brittany, end |
|---|---|---|---|
| Released model | 33 | 60.6 | 26 |
| Ordinary fine-tuning | 71 | 33.2 | 51 |
| With CA3 | 76 | 60.1 | 69 |
A test on your own regions and seasons: your team sets the protocol and scores the predictions with its own code.
ContactAll twelve use casesResults from recorded, pre-registered tests. The mechanism is not shown. Model and dataset names are for identification only. Not produced or endorsed by NASA or IBM. CA3 is developed by Alberto Acedo, PhD, at Biome Makers Inc.