Co-occurrence correlation function-based porous medium three-dimensional modeling method
A correlation function and porous media technology, applied in the field of porous media modeling based on co-occurrence correlation functions, can solve the problems of accelerating the reconstruction speed and the large difference in the real structure of the reconstructed structure
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[0044] The present invention will be further described below in conjunction with the accompanying drawings:
[0045] (1) Scan the two-dimensional training image to obtain its co-occurrence correlation function. According to the different patterns formed by the two points, they are recorded to the corresponding positions respectively, the scanning is completed, and normalization is performed to eliminate the influence of the image size on it.
[0046](2) Initialize the target three-dimensional structure according to the porosity, and calculate its corresponding co-occurrence correlation function. The calculation method of the three-dimensional target structure is different from that of the two-dimensional image. Three tangential direction correlation functions need to be calculated separately, and then normalized and averaged. The acceptance probability of the initial structure is 0.5, and the initial temperature is set.
[0047] (3) According to the strategy of simulated anne...
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