System and method for inferring geological classes

Data processing: artificial intelligence – Neural network – Learning task

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C706S020000, C706S021000, C367S025000, C703S010000

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ABSTRACT:
A system for inferring geological classes from oilfield well input data is described using a neural network for inferring class probabilities and class sequencing knowledge and optimising the class probabilities according to the sequencing knowledge.

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