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Applying new analytics, neural networks, computational approaches using structured and unstructured data, and also training neural networks with supervised and unsupervised algorithms. Chaired by Patrick Ng and Andrew Munoz.

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0 Replies and 307 Views Read This First! 307 0 Started by Bogdan Michka Welcome to AAPG N.E.T., an online space where you can Network, Engage and Talk. Please complete the following steps before you begin interacting with the discussion boards: 1. Take time to review your profile and privacy settings, paying attention to your display name and photo, as they will be used to identify your posts. 2. Read the Discussion Boards FAQ page to learn the rules and get familiar with the features: http://www.aapg.org/career/aapg-net/discussion-boards-faq — pa...

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09 May 2017 03:37 PM

0 Replies and 5 Views Introduction to Neural Network and Geostat for Subsurface 5 0 Started by Patrick Ng Dr. Pyrcz can energize audience in person and online. To find out more, go to links: Neural Network for Subsurface (glimpse into interpretation by machine) - https://www.eventbrite.com/e/free-subsurface-neural-networks-tickets-111658698172 Subsurface Spatial Continuity (aka Geostat and P10, P50, P90) - https://www.eventbrite.com/e/free-subsurface-spatial-continuity-tickets-111665237732 Webinars ensure continuous learning with proper social distancing, amidst convid-19.

30 Jun 2020 10:57 PM

0 Replies and 40 Views Free e-Course on AI and Geoscience 40 0 Started by Patrick Ng Check these out from our sister organization SEG. https://www.geoinsights.com/e-courses/utm_source=smartbrief&utm_medium=promote&utm_campaign=Free20E-courses See what is on offer and coming down the course pipeline.

21 May 2020 10:09 AM

0 Replies and 29 Views R-naught and b-factor 29 0 Started by Patrick Ng By now we have all heard of the challenges of modeling coronavirus spread. What we know today may need to be revised once more data becomes available (per Drs Birx and Fauci of CDC). Does that ring a bell in machine learning Perspective - if we draw a parallel between the R-naught* of covid-19 model and the b-factor in Arp’s hyperbolic decline curve for a well (and there exist many models to characterize well behavior), maybe we’d better appreciate the challenges CDC and virologists face...

20 May 2020 12:39 PM