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Seismic Site Response Prediction from Sparse Observations Using Finite-Element-Pretrained Latent Dynamics
Numerical site-response predictions often deviate from observations, yet correcting these discrepancies is difficult because records are limited in both sensor coverage and number of events. This study proposes the Transfer-Enabled Forced Latent Autoencoder for Response Equations (FLARE-T) to improv
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