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AkerBP.models

Machine Learning Models for Petrophysics.

  • Classification Models
    • Wrapper for XGBoost classifier
    • Hierarchical and nested models for lithology (outdated)
  • Regression Models
    • Wrapper for XGBoost regressor
  • Rule-based models - several methods for badlog detection, including:
    • Crossplots outlier detection (supported: OCSVM, Elliptic envelope and Isolation Forest)
    • Logtrend, outliers, DENC and washout (based on the crossplots above)
    • Flatline
    • Resistivities
    • Casing
    • UMAP 3D segmentation
    • crosscorrelation

How to use

Example of how to use the badlog model class.

    import akerbp.models.rule_based_models as models
    # instantiate a badlog model object
    model = models.BadlogModel()

    # define which methods to run for badlog detection and run prediction
    # on data from one well
    methods = ['casing', 'flatline', 'dencorr', 'logtrend']
    model_predictions = model.predict(
        df_well,
        methods=methods,
        settings=None,
        mappings=None,
        folder_path=None
    )

Example of how to use the regression model class (wrapper of XGBoost).

    import akerbp.models.regression_models as models
    # instantiate an XGBoost regression model object with parameters as model_settings
    reg_model = models.XGBoostRegressionModel(
        settings=model_settings,
        model_path=folder_path
    )
    results = reg_model.predict(df_well)
    reg_model.save()  # it saves the model to specified folder path

This library is closely related and advised to be used together with akerbp.mlpet, also developed by AkerBP.

Rule-based models

The dataframe returned from running predictions on data from one well will contain new columns named in the following format "TYPE_METHOD_VAR", where:

  • TYPE: either "flag" or "agg". Flag can be 0 or 1 for regular or badlog samples respectively. Agg is the aggregation type, or score. It indicates how anomalous is the sample (used as a way for the user to set thresholds per method).
  • METHOD: method for the column flag. It should be as in the methods given to the predictions. An exception is the crossplots method, that will instead have [vpden, vpvs, aivpvs] as output method column names.
  • VAR: variable or curve that the column flags. It should be one of the following: den, ac, acs, rmed, rdep, rmic, calib_bs (one column only).

License

AkerBP.models Copyright 2021 AkerBP ASA

Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License"); you may not use this file except in compliance with the License. You may obtain a copy of the License at http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0

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