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AI software may help eggheads predict where aftershocks will strike
Neural networks can predict where aftershocks will occur after earthquakes to a higher accuracy than standard techniques, according to a new study published in Nature on Wednesday. After a major earthquake aftershocks can endanger the survivors and those seeking to help them. Now a group of researchers from Harvard University …
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Thursday 30th August 2018 12:43 GMT Arctic fox
@John Mangan Re: "discretizing"....."<sob>"
"“By discretizing the volume around each mainshock in this way,"
Indeed. What about:
"....by using/choosing/selecting/defining a discrete* volume around each mainshock in this way........"
It would at least show that one had some feeling for the English language and was not making up verbs whenever one felt like it.
*Yes, then one is using the adjective "discrete" correctly in the context.