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DMU research uses grey-fuzzy framework to tackle 'black box' problem in AI predictions of rock permeability - De Montfort University
dmu.ac.uk·August 4, 2026·1 min read
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Researchers at De Montfort University have developed a grey-fuzzy framework aimed at addressing the "black box" problem in artificial intelligence related to rock permeability predictions. This method seeks to enhance the interpretability and reliability of AI models in geological assessments.
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DMU research uses grey-fuzzy framework to tackle 'black box' problem in AI predictions of rock permeability De Montfort University
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