Machine Learning Predicts Laboratory Earthquakes (original) (raw)
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Seth Stein
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Max Wyss
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Paul Johnson
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David Jackson
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Eric Bergman
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John Rundle
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Dario Albarello
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David Jackson
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Neural Networks in Seismic Discrimination
Farid Dowla
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Early Warning for Great Earthquakes From Characterization of Crustal Deformation Patterns With Deep Learning
Diego Melgar
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An experiment in the use of trained neural networks for regional seismic event classification
Jay Pulli
Geophysical Research Letters, 1990
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Dynamics of the Markov Time Scale of Seismic Activity May Provide a Short-Term Alert for Earthquakes
J. Peinke
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Why is earthquake prediction research not progressing faster?
Max Wyss
Tectonophysics, 2001
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Possibility of Biases in the Estimation of Earthquake Recurrence and Seismic Hazard from Geologic Data
steven wesnousky
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Using modern seismological data to reveal earthquake precursors
A. Lyubushin
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A review of geological evidence for recurrence times of large earthquakes
Madrid Shiko
Earthquake Prediction, An International Review, 1981
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Does the Catalog of California Earthquakes, with Aftershocks Included, Contain Information about Future Large Earthquakes?
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Framework and standalone applications of machine learning in seismic processing
Bagher Farmani
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Mian Liu
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