2011
DOI: 10.1016/j.advengsoft.2011.04.003
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Parametric optimisation in a 2-D cellular automata model of fundamental seismic attributes with the use of genetic algorithms

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“…The quality criterion was realised by taking into account the extent that the simulation results matched with the GutenbergÁRichter (GR) law derived from recorded data of the area under test. The simulation results for regions of Greece with different seismic and geophysical characteristics were in good quantitative and qualitative agreement with the GR scaling relations (Georgoudas et al 2011).…”
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“…The quality criterion was realised by taking into account the extent that the simulation results matched with the GutenbergÁRichter (GR) law derived from recorded data of the area under test. The simulation results for regions of Greece with different seismic and geophysical characteristics were in good quantitative and qualitative agreement with the GR scaling relations (Georgoudas et al 2011).…”
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“…The proposed model (Cabalar and Cevic 2009) was also compared with an existing attenuation relationship (Gu¨lkan and Kalkan 2002) and was found to be more accurate. Furthermore, another study was focused on the optimal parameterisation of a CA model introducing the use of genetic algorithms (GA) (Georgoudas et al 2011). The optimisation of the CA model parameterisation, by applying a standard GA, extended its ability to study various hypotheses concerning the seismicity of the region under consideration.…”
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“…The fine-grained model is also one of the most popular parallel techniques. In [21,22], the finegrained parallel GAs were used. Individuals of this model are usually placed on a large 2D grid.…”
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“…The following two approaches are quoted from [29]. The mechanisms for information processing in natural systems appear to be much closer to those in CAs than in conventional serial-processing computers: CAs may, therefore, provide efficient media for practical simulations of many natural systems [27,[30][31][32][33][34][35][36].…”
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confidence: 99%