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Machine learning reveals historical seismic events in Yellowstone caldera
In a new study, published July 18 in the high impact journal Science Advances, Western engineering professor Bing Li and his collaborators used machine learning to re-examine historical earthquake data from the Yellowstone caldera over a 15-year period.
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