Exploring the RCNN Technique in a Multiple-Point Statistics Framework
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Authors
Avalos, Sebastian
Ortiz, Julian M.
Date
2019
Type
journal article
Language
en
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Abstract
This work explores the Recursive Convolutional Neural Network (RCNN) technique in terms of describing (1) the inner architecture, (2) the training process and (3) the simulation algorithm in a multiple-point statistics simulation framework. To acquire a more intuitive understanding of the previous description, visualizations of hidden layers activations using three different training images is presented. Two interesting applications (1) using RCNN E-types as secondary information for MPS algorithms and (2) training RCNN with scarce and limited information, are also explored.
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This is a preprint version of a paper that was subsequently published in S. Avalos and J. M. Ortiz, “Recursive convolutional neural networks in a multiple-point statistics framework,” Computers & geosciences, vol. 141, p. 104522–, Aug. 2020, doi: 10.1016/j.cageo.2020.104522.. It does not contain changes and edits that were made during peer review, or updates, edits and alterations by the authors and the publisher that occurred prior to acceptance and final publication
Citation
Avalos S, Ortiz JM (2019) Exploring the RCNN technique in a multiple-point statistics framework, Predictive Geometallurgy and Geostatistics Lab, Queen’s University, Annual Report 2019, paper 2019-03, 30-40.
Publisher
Queen's University