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The Pattern Informatics (PI) method is a new approach to earthquake forecast based on statistical physics.Through strict mathematical statistics, this method could detect the regions where the seismic
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The 8th International Workshop on Statistical Seismology (第8
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The Pattern Informatics (PI) method is a new approach to earthquake forecast based on statistical physics.Through strict mathematical statistics, this method could detect the regions where the seismicity significantly deviates from the normal state (i.e., seismic quiescence or seismic activation), known as "seismic hotspots".
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