2019
DOI: 10.1785/0120180346
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Forecasting Earthquakes by Hybrid Model of Pattern Informatic and PageRank Methods

Abstract: Although there is no proven method for predicting earthquakes in a short time, it is feasible to evaluate their hazards probabilistically. Here, we aim to find active and passive places of Iran’s geographical region. In this regard, we have analyzed pattern informatic (PI) and the relative intensity methods in Iran as retrospective binary forecasting methods, and used the PageRank (PR) algorithm to rank different places. Then, we introduce a hybrid model of PR and PI methods (PR‐PI) for prediction in the earth… Show more

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“…Xuan [11] proposed a space-time influence domain (STID) method to construct an earthquake network considering the time, location, and magnitude of the earthquakes. Other researchers proposed other construction methods, such as similar activity patterns [12], mutual information [10], and hybrid model [18], etc. e time-series (TS) construction method, time window-based (TW) method, and space-time influence domain (STID) are all based on the temporal and spatial characteristics of seismicity and only consider the factors of time, location, and magnitude.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Xuan [11] proposed a space-time influence domain (STID) method to construct an earthquake network considering the time, location, and magnitude of the earthquakes. Other researchers proposed other construction methods, such as similar activity patterns [12], mutual information [10], and hybrid model [18], etc. e time-series (TS) construction method, time window-based (TW) method, and space-time influence domain (STID) are all based on the temporal and spatial characteristics of seismicity and only consider the factors of time, location, and magnitude.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%