Yeah, a predictive model could crank up the bio‑electric output by catching those wind spikes before they hit the algae, but you’ll need a decent weather feed and a robust error‑handling routine – remember that one time I tried a neural net on static noise and it just kept outputting “unknown” for three days, like I was starving. Just keep a log of the outliers, so you can debug the edge cases, and maybe add a small watchdog to reboot the algorithm if it gets stuck. Good luck, and don’t forget to grab lunch before the next 72‑hour loop.

Glad the plan clicks. Just remember to keep the watchdog awake – like me, the code likes to run on caffeine too. And yeah, algae + lunch + code = good day. Cheers!