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<h2class="banded"> Zero-shot Generalization </h2>
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We show the zero-shot generalizability of our models on the more complex and real-world-like geological settings of Marmousi and Overthrust datasets. We chose models trained on the most complex OpenFWI datasets, i.e., STA
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(for Marmousi) and STB (for overthrust) datasets, and compared their zero-shot performance in predicting velocity maps (inverse problem). We observe that none of the baselines are able to invert
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velocity maps at high resolution. However, the predictions of Latent U-Net and Invertible X-Net are still able to delineate the sharp changes in velocity maps especially in the shallow part of the
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data. On the forward problem, our models are able to accurately predict seismic waveforms for both Marmousi and Overthrust data relative to baselines.
Figure 6: Zero-shot generalization (both forward and inverse) on Marmousi and Overthrust datasets using models trained on STA and STB datasets, respectively.
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<h2class="banded"> Conclusions </h2>
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In this work, we introduced a unified framework for solving both forward and inverse problems in subsurface imaging, termed the Generalized-Forward-Inverse (GFI) framework.
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Within this framework, we proposed two novel architectures, Latent U-Net and Invertible X-Net, that leverage the power of U-Nets and IU-Nets to perform latent space translations, respectively.
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Our study also addresses several key questions left unanswered by prior research in subsurface imaging discussed in the paper. We recommend reading the full paper for details.
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