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.. De-faille, N m = 72) : Gauche : L'allure des indicateurs de failles associés à toutes les failles candidates après l'étape de prolongation pour une deuxième itération. Droite : L'ensemble de failles candidates, portées par la grille de recherche de fractures C tracées en cyan, retenues pour l'étape d'optimisation pour une deuxième itération. La faille tracée en vert présente la meilleure valeur d'indicateur, Test, vol.3, issue.2, p.100

=. 2%, 5. , and 8. , Barrières obtenues par l'algorithme pour N m = 8, en faisant varier ? ? {2%, 5% 8%}. La barrière à identifier est en bleu au centre du domaine. Colonne de gauche : pour mesures de pressions et de haut en bas : ? = 2%, 5%, 8%. Colonne de droite : pour des mesures de vitesses de Darcy et de haut en bas : ? = 2%, 5%, pp.8-130

=. 0% and 2. , Barrières obtenues par l'algorithme, quand la fracture n'est pas portée par C . Cas où les mesures sont de vitesses de Darcy. La barrière à identifier est en bleu au centre du domaine Colonne de gauche : sans bruit (? = 0%) et de haut en bas : N m = 72, Colonne de droite : avec bruit (? = 2%) et de haut en bas : N m = 72, p.135

=. 2%, 5. , and 8. , Résultat de l'algorithme. Le type et le nombre de mesures varient, ainsi que le niveau de bruit. On donne le nombre de barrières que trouve l'algorithme ainsi que les valeurs de ? ? associées. Pour N m = 72, la localisation de la barrière donnée par l'algorithme est exacte, Test, vol.2, issue.8 ?, p.128

=. 0% and 2. , Résultat de l'algorithme, quand la barrière n'est pas portée par C . Le type et le nombre de mesures varient, ainsi que le niveau de bruit. On donne le nombre de barrières que trouve l'algorithme ainsi que les valeurs de ? ? associées. La localisation des barrières est indiquée dans les Figures 5, Test, vol.270, issue.12 8, p.133

=. 0% and 2. , Résultat de l'algorithme, quand la fracture n'est pas portée par C . Le type et le nombre de mesures varient, ainsi que le niveau de bruit ? = 0%, 2% et 5%. On donne le nombre de barrières que trouve l'algorithme ainsi que les valeurs de ? ? associées. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 144

=. 0% and 2. , Résultat de l'algorithme, quand la fracture n'est pas portée par C . Le type et le nombre de mesures varient, ainsi que le niveau de bruit ? = 0%, 2%. On donne le nombre de barrières que trouve l'algorithme ainsi que les valeurs de ? ? associées. La localisation des fractures est indiquée dans les Figures 5, Test, vol.3, issue.12 8, p.150

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