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Mathematical Models for Oil Production Optimization in Fuzzy Environments: Well Stock Forecasting and Regulation
The relevance of this study is the importance of investigating mathematical models and systems to optimize oil production in forecasting and regulating well stock in fuzzy environments. The purpose was to assess the practical application of Markov chain models and fuzzy set theory to optimize
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