Yanpeng Liu's research while affiliated with East China University of Technology and other places
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Publications (4)
Geochemical maps are of great value in mineral exploration. Integrated geochemical anomaly maps provide comprehensive information about mapping assemblages of element concentrations to possible types of mineralization/ore, but vary depending on expert's knowledge and experience. This paper aims to test the capability of deep neural networks to deli...
The distribution of elements in soil is affected by various natural processes, and therefore, it is essential that exploration geochemists are able to recognize whether an elemental concentration is related to mineralization or other processes. This research aimed to recognize the elemental distribution and its controlling factors around the Zhaoji...
Traditionally, a geochemical exploration index is based mainly on elemental
concentration, and focusses on positive anomalies. This results in two problems: firstly, it
ignores depleted elements, negative anomalies, and immobile elements, and secondly,
elemental concentration does not directly reveal the degree of elemental mobility. To discover
in...
Citations
... The PLS-DA is a supervised classification technique using labeled data compared to the traditional analysis, which achieves maximum separation between categories by rotating the PCA components to reinforce the separation between observation groups, which in turn identifies different categories of separated variables [2,[5][6][7][8][9][10]. Currently, the discriminatory models are constructed by such methods to study the chemical composition of minerals such as magnetite [4,11], scheelite [12], tourmaline [13], and chalcopyrite [8], and to discriminate deposits and ore types such as the uranium deposits [14], gold deposits [15], magmatic Ni-Cu sulfide deposits [16,17], sphalerite [18], and lead-zinc deposits [19], as well as the ore-prospecting prediction [20,21]. ...
... To establish another approach to geochemical mapping, Zuo et al. [26] applied deep learning and indicated that this method could deal with nonlinear and complex problems. In addition, various ML techniques have been used to detect the content as well as the potential of minerals and geochemical anomalies as the following works [18,25,[27][28][29][30][31][32][33][34]. ...