Seismic signals detection and classification using artiricial neural networks
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Pattern recognition belongs to a class of Problems which are easily solved by humans, but difficult for computers. It is sometimes difficult to formalize a problem which a human operator can casily understand by using examples. Neural networks are useful in solving this kind of problem. A neural network may, under certain conditions, simulate a well trained human operator in recognizing different types of earthquakes or in detecting the presence of a seismic event. It is then shown how a fully connected multi layer perceptron may perform a recognition task. It is shown how a self training auto associative neural network may detect an earthquake occurrence analysing the change in signal characteristics.
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Romeo, G. (1994) “Seismic signals detection and classification using artiricial neural networks”, Annals of Geophysics, 37(3). doi: 10.4401/ag-4211.
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