Early Results of Comparison between K-Nearest Neighbor and Artificial Neural Network Method for Facies Estimation
Keywords
Artificial Intelligence, K-Nearest Neighbors, Artificial Neural Network, Facies EstimationAbstract
Artificial Intelligence method has been widely used recently in many aspects to understand big data. Fundamentally, the purpose of Artificial Intelligence is to solve nonlinear problem. Most methods are trying to optimize an output from one or many inputs parameter by identifying any potential patterns that fit or using a statistical data. In Oil & Gas industry, one of the main challenges that can be solved by Artificial Intelligence is estimating facies from well log or seismic data. The main scope of this study is estimating lithofacies by analyzing well logs input using two different methods, K-Nearest Neighbor (KNN) and Artificial Neural Network (ANN). We employed various well log data such as gamma-ray, resistivity, neutron density porosity, and photoelectric effect from well log data at Panoma Council Grove Field, South West Kansas, United States. This study shows that using optimized parameters, KNN method faster than ANN method but, ANN give result better than KNN. Nevertheless, despite the fact this research could estimate lithologies, many aspect should be considered in order to reach optimum result such as insights from geological regional models.
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