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The invention relates to the technical field of reservoir lithology identification, in particular to a method for identifying stratum lithology parameters based on multi-core ensemble learning. The method comprises the following steps: dividing different sample sets according to the logging parameter characteristics; dividing a training sample set and a test sample set; aiming at the lithological parameter characteristics, establishing a strong classifier, respectively judging the test samples in the test sample set, and obtaining the lithological parameters by adopting an averaging method; establishing a strong classifier aiming at lithologic parameter characteristics according to the prediction result and reconstructed sample data; forming a strong classifier by using the strong classifier; judging the sample, and determining the final stratum lithology category by adopting a voting mode; and (4) adopting an absolute majority voting method, if the half number of votes marked by a certain lithology is judged to be the lithology, and if not, refusing to predict. The invention applies the characteristic of a multi-core ensemble learning algorithm, combines a plurality of classifiers, minimizes the classification error rate, improves the utilization rate of logging data and has high judgment accuracy.

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Method for identifying stratum lithology parameters based on multi-core ensemble learning
Technical Field
The invention relates to the technical field of reservoir lithology identification, in particular to a method for identifying stratum lithology parameters based on multi-core ensemble learning.
Background
Reservoir lithology identification is an important link in reservoir evaluation work, a development scheme can be formulated only after actual conditions of a stratum are accurately known, high and stable yield of an oil field is promoted, a coring method, a cross plot method and a statistical analysis method are conventionally used in the lithology identification process, so that not only is the workload large, but also the identification accuracy is influenced by professional knowledge and human factors. The relation between the logging parameters and the lithology is complex, the identification result is influenced by various logging methods, the accuracy of identifying different lithologies is unstable by utilizing single-core learning, different kernel functions are selected to obtain different identification results, and therefore correct lithology identification is obtained, the logging parameters and the kernel functions are carefully discussed and analyzed, and the lithology is identified as detailed as possible.
Hao Xia and Steven Hoi creatively put forward a multi-core Integrated learning framework (MKBoost), and the idea of AdaBoost is applied to multi-core learning, so that the complex optimization problem is ingeniously avoided, and the algorithm efficiency is greatly improved.
The prior art discloses an automatic rock lithology identification and classification method in a deep learning mode, which is used for analyzing rock lithology in geological engineering. By establishing the automatic recognition and classification model of the rock image, the geological condition in the engineering can be automatically and intelligently analyzed.
However, in actual production, the existing method mainly utilizes a deep learning method to identify the lithology of the stratum, and a multi-core ensemble learning method is not utilized to distinguish the lithology parameters and the lithology type temporarily.
Disclosure of Invention
Technical problem to be solved
The invention provides a method for identifying stratum lithology parameters based on multi-core ensemble learning, which aims to overcome the defects of low utilization rate of logging data, low judgment accuracy and the like caused by identifying stratum lithology by using a deep learning method in the prior art.
(II) technical scheme
In order to solve the problems, the invention provides a stratum lithology prediction method based on multi-core ensemble learning, which comprises the following steps of:
s1, dividing M different sample sets according to logging parameter characteristics,
S 1 ={(x 11 ,y 11 ),(x 12 ,y 12 ),…,(x 1n ,y 1n )};
S 2 ={(x 21 ,y 21 ),(x 22 ,y 22 ),…,(x 2n ,y 2n )};…;
S m ={(x m1 ,y m1 ),(x m2 ,y m2 ),…,(x mn ,y mn )}
wherein
Figure BDA0002267791330000021
S2, aiming at the predicted lithological parameter characteristics, under the condition that the same proportion is kept, dividing each sample set into training sample sets according to a certain proportion mtrain And a test sample set S mtest The number of samples in the training sample set is n mtrain The number of samples in the test sample set is n mtest
S3, aiming at lithologic parameter characteristics, establishing a strong classifier H j (x),j=1~L f Co-building L f A strong classifier;
s4, utilizing the strong classifiers H of the multiple categories produced above j (x),j=1~L f Respectively judging the test samples in the test sample set, and obtaining lithology parameters by adopting an averaging method;
step S5, comparing the prediction result with y in step S1 m2 Reconstruction of sample data, S 2m ={(z1,y1),(z2,y2),...,(zn,yn)}S 2m ={(z 1 ,y 1 ),(z 2 ,y 2 ),…,(z n ,y n )}
Wherein z is n =H(x mn ),y n =y mn
S6, aiming at lithological parameter characteristics, establishing a strong classifier H j (x),j=1~L p Co-building L p A strong classifier;
s7, taking the predicted lithology parameters as input data and utilizing a strong classifier H j (x),j=L f +1~2L f Composition strong classifier H (x):
Figure BDA0002267791330000022
s8, judging the sample, and determining the final stratum lithology type in a voting mode; h i Will be from the lithology label set c 1 ,c 2 ,…,c n A flag is predicted, identifying the predicted output of H (x) at sample x as an N-vector
Figure BDA0002267791330000023
Wherein h is i j (x) Is h i Marking of lithology c j An output of (d);
and S9, adopting an absolute majority voting method, if the number of the marked votes of a certain lithology is more than half, predicting the lithology, and if not, refusing to predict.
Preferably, the logging parameter vector x in step S1 m The method specifically comprises the following steps: acoustic time difference, neutron porosity, resistivity, permeability, natural gamma, natural resistivity, compensated neutrons.
Preferably, the lithology parameter vector y described in step S1 m1 Length L of f =3, specifically including: permeability, porosity, water saturation, lithology class parameter vector y m2 Length L of p =6, specifically including: shale, sandstone, mudstone, siltstone, argillaceous sandstone, argillaceous siltstone.
Preferably, the number M of sample sets in step S1 is equal to y m1 Length L of f
Preferably, the number of samples in the training sample set is 70% of the total number of samples in the sample set, and the number of samples in the testing sample set is 30% of the total number of samples.
Preferably, the strong classifier establishing method described in step S3 includes:
s31, setting training times T and carrying out training sample set S mtrain Each sample is assigned with an initialization weight D t T is the number of times of the current training,
Figure BDA0002267791330000031
step S32, setting M kernel functions,
Figure BDA0002267791330000032
step S33, according to weight distribution D of training samples t From a training sample set S mtrain Extracting the obtained samples to form a training set L;
step S34, training by using a base learning algorithm and using a training set L to generate a weak classifier h t
Step S35, using the weak classifier h generated in step S33 t For training sample set S mtrain Is predicted, the weak classifier h is calculated t Error rate of (e) t
Figure BDA0002267791330000033
Wherein y is i Is a training sample set S mtrain Sample of (1), f t j (x i ) Using a weak classifier h t The obtained prediction results, i =1 to S mtain J denotes the jth kernel function k j (·,·);
Step S36, selecting classification error rate
Figure BDA0002267791330000034
Minimum weak classifier f t j As the t-th classification base classifier, and
Figure BDA0002267791330000035
as a classification error rate epsilon t
Figure BDA0002267791330000036
Figure BDA0002267791330000037
Step S37, calculating the weak classifier h t Weight of a t
Figure BDA0002267791330000041
And updates the weight distribution of the training sample set,
Figure BDA0002267791330000042
wherein Z t Is normalizationThe factor(s) is (are),
Figure BDA0002267791330000043
increasing the number of cycles T = T +1, if T < T, proceeding to step S32, and if k = T, proceeding to step S38;
step S38, the above steps S31 to S35, collectively generate T weak classifiers, each having a weight a t To form a strong classifier H (x),
Figure BDA0002267791330000044
preferably, the kernel function in step S32 is a linear kernel, a polynomial kernel, a gaussian kernel, a laplacian kernel, or a Sigmoid kernel.
(III) advantageous effects
The method for identifying the formation lithology parameters based on the multi-core ensemble learning provided by the invention applies the characteristics of the multi-core ensemble learning algorithm, combines a plurality of classifiers, minimizes the classification error rate, and has the remarkable characteristics of improving the utilization rate of logging data, high judgment accuracy and the like.
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As shown in fig. 1, an embodiment of the present invention provides a method for identifying formation lithology parameters based on multi-core ensemble learning, which specifically includes:
s1, dividing M different sample sets according to logging parameter characteristics,
S 1 ={(x 11 ,y 11 ),(x 12 ,y 12 ),…,(x 1n ,y 1n )};
S 2 ={(x 21 ,y 21 ),(x 22 ,y 22 ),…,(x 2n ,y 2n )};…;
S m ={(x m1 ,y m1 ),(x m2 ,y m2 ),…,(x mn ,y mn )}
wherein
Figure BDA0002267791330000045
S2, aiming at the predicted lithological parameter characteristics, under the condition that the same proportion is kept, dividing each sample set into training sample sets according to a certain proportion mtrain And a test sample set S mtest The number of samples in the training sample set is n mtrain The number of samples in the test sample set is n mtest
S3, aiming at lithologic parameter characteristics, establishing a strong classifier H j (x),j=1~L f Co-building L f A strong classifier;
s4, utilizing the strong classifiers H of the multiple categories produced above j (x),j=1~L f Respectively judging the test samples in the test sample set, and obtaining lithology parameters by adopting an averaging method;
step S5, comparing the prediction result with y in step S1 m2 Reconstruction of sample data, S 2m ={(z1,y1),(z2,y2),...,(zn,yn)}S 2m ={(z 1 ,y 1 ),(z 2 ,y 2 ),…,(z n ,y n )}
Wherein z is n =H(x mn ),y n =y mn
S6, aiming at lithologic parameter characteristics, establishing a strong classifier H j (x),j=1~L p Co-building L p A strong classifier;
s7, taking the predicted lithology parameters as input data and utilizing a strong classifier H j (x),j=L f +1~2L f Composition strong classifier H (x):
Figure BDA0002267791330000051
s8, judging the sample, and determining the final stratum lithology category by voting;H i Will be from the lithology label set c 1 ,c 2 ,…,c n A flag is predicted, identifying the predicted output of H (x) at sample x as an N-vector
Figure BDA0002267791330000052
Wherein
Figure BDA0002267791330000053
Is h i Marking of lithology c j An output of (d);
and S9, adopting an absolute majority voting method, if the number of the marked votes of a certain lithology is more than half, predicting the lithology, and if not, refusing to predict.
Wherein, the logging parameter vector x in the step S1 m The method specifically comprises the following steps: acoustic time difference, neutron porosity, resistivity, permeability, natural gamma, natural resistivity, compensated neutrons.
Lithology parameter vector y described in step S1 m1 Length L of f =3, specifically including: permeability, porosity, water saturation, lithology class parameter vector y m2 Length L of p =6, specifically including: shale, sandstone, mudstone, siltstone, argillaceous sandstone, argillaceous siltstone.
Wherein the number M of the sample sets in the step S1 is equal to y m1 Length L of f
The number of samples in the training sample set is 70% of the total number of samples in the sample set, and the number of samples in the testing sample set is 30% of the total number of samples.
The strong classifier establishing method in step S3 includes:
s31, setting training times T and carrying out training sample set S mtrain Each sample is assigned with an initialization weight D t T is the number of times of the current training,
Figure BDA0002267791330000061
step S32, setting M kernel functions, k j (·,·):
Figure BDA0002267791330000062
Step S33, according to weight distribution D of training samples t From a training sample set S mtrain Extracting the obtained samples to form a training set L;
step S34, training by using a base learning algorithm and using a training set L to generate a weak classifier h t
Step S35, using the weak classifier h generated in step S33 t For training sample set S mtrain Is predicted, the weak classifier h is calculated t Error rate of (e) t
Figure BDA0002267791330000063
Wherein y is i Is a training sample set S mtrain Sample of (1), f t j (x i ) Using a weak classifier h t The obtained prediction results, i =1 to S mtain J denotes the jth kernel function k j (·,·);
Step S36, selecting classification error rate
Figure BDA0002267791330000064
Minimum weak classifier f t j As the t-th classification base classifier, and
Figure BDA0002267791330000065
as a classification error rate epsilon t
Figure BDA0002267791330000066
Figure BDA0002267791330000067
Step S37, calculating the weak classifier h t Weight of a t
Figure BDA0002267791330000068
And updates the weight distribution of the training sample set,
Figure BDA0002267791330000069
wherein Z t Is a normalization factor that is a function of,
Figure BDA00022677913300000610
increasing the cycle number T = T +1, if T < T, proceeding to step S32, and if k = T, proceeding to step S38;
step S38, the above steps S31 to S35, collectively generate T weak classifiers, each having a weight a t To form a strong classifier H (x),
Figure BDA00022677913300000611
the kernel function in step S32 is a linear kernel, a polynomial kernel, a gaussian kernel, a laplacian kernel, or a Sigmoid kernel.
According to the technical scheme, a plurality of weak classifiers with differences are established through a base learning algorithm, the lithological parameters of the test sample are judged respectively, the prediction results with the differences are obtained, and the strong classifiers are formed and used for judging the lithological character of the stratum. The method has the remarkable characteristics of improving the utilization rate of logging data, having high judgment accuracy and the like.
The method for identifying the formation lithology parameters based on the multi-core ensemble learning fully applies the characteristics of the multi-core ensemble learning algorithm, combines a plurality of classifiers and minimizes the classification error rate. In the method, a plurality of weak classifiers with differences are established through a base learning algorithm, the lithology parameters are judged first, prediction results with differences are obtained, strong classifiers are formed, the prediction results are used as input data, single lithology type judgment is carried out on samples again, and the purpose of predicting the lithology parameters and the lithology types is achieved.
The above embodiments are only for illustrating the invention and are not to be construed as limiting the invention, and those skilled in the art can make various changes and modifications without departing from the spirit and scope of the invention, therefore, all equivalent technical solutions also belong to the scope of the invention, and the scope of the invention is defined by the claims.

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1. A method for identifying stratum lithology parameters based on multi-core ensemble learning is characterized by comprising the following steps:
s1, dividing M different sample sets according to logging parameter characteristics,
S 1 ={(x 11 ,y 11 ),(x 12 ,y 12 ),L,(x 1n ,y 1n )};
S 2 ={(x 21 ,y 21 ),(x 22 ,y 22 ),L,(x 2n ,y 2n )};L;
S m ={(x m1 ,y m1 ),(x m2 ,y m2 ),L,(x mn ,y mn )}
wherein
Figure FDA0003854953230000011
S2, aiming at the predicted lithological parameter characteristics, under the condition that the same proportion is kept, dividing each sample set into training sample sets according to a certain proportion mtrain And a test sample set S mtest The number of samples in the training sample set is n mtrain The number of samples in the test sample set is n mtest
S3, aiming at lithologic parameter characteristics, establishing a strong classifier H j (x),j=1~L f Co-building L f The strong classifier specifically comprises: s31, setting training times T and carrying out training sample set S mtrain Each sample is assigned with an initialization weight D t T is the number of times of the current training,
Figure FDA0003854953230000012
step S32, setting M kernel functions, k j (·,·):
Figure FDA0003854953230000013
j=1,2,…,M;
Step S33, according to weight distribution D of training samples t From a training sample set S mtrain Extracting the obtained samples to form a training set L;
step S34, training by using a base learning algorithm and using a training set L to generate a weak classifier h t
Step S35, using the weak classifier h generated in step S33 t For training sample set S mtrain Is predicted, the weak classifier h is calculated t Error rate of (e) t
Figure FDA0003854953230000014
Wherein y is i Is a training sample set S mtrain Sample of (1), f t j (x i ) Using a weak classifier h t The obtained prediction results, i =1 to S mtain J denotes the jth kernel function k j (·,·);
Step S36, selecting classification error rate
Figure FDA0003854953230000015
Minimum weak classifier f t j As the t-th classification base classifier, and
Figure FDA0003854953230000016
as a classification error rate
Figure FDA0003854953230000017
Figure FDA0003854953230000021
Step S37, calculating the weak classifier h t Weight of a t
Figure FDA0003854953230000022
And updates the weight distribution of the training sample set,
Figure FDA0003854953230000023
wherein Z t Is a normalization factor that is a function of,
Figure FDA0003854953230000024
increasing the cycle number T = T +1, if T < T, proceeding to step S32, and if k = T, proceeding to step S38;
step S38, the above steps S31 to S35, collectively generate T weak classifiers, each having a weight a t To form a strong classifier H (x),
Figure FDA0003854953230000025
step S4, utilizing the strong classifiers H of the multiple categories produced in the above way j (x),j=1~L f Respectively judging the test samples in the test sample set, and obtaining lithology parameters by adopting an averaging method;
step S5, the prediction result and y in the step S1 m2 Reconstruction of sample data, S 2m ={(z1,y1),(z2,y2),...,(zn,yn)}S 2m ={(z 1 ,y 1 ),(z 2 ,y 2 ),L,(z n ,y n )}
Wherein z is n =H(x mn ),y n =y mn
S6, aiming at lithological parameter characteristics, establishing a strong classifier H j (x),j=1~L p Co-building L p A strong classifier;
s7, taking the predicted lithology parameters as input data and utilizing a strong classifier H j (x),j=L f +1~2L f Composition strong classifier H (x):
Figure FDA0003854953230000026
step S8, pairJudging the sample, and determining the final stratum lithology category by adopting a voting mode; h i Will be from the lithology label set c 1 ,c 2 ,L,c n A flag is predicted, identifying the predicted output of H (x) at sample x as an N-vector
Figure FDA0003854953230000027
Wherein
Figure FDA0003854953230000028
Is h i Marking of lithology c j An output of (d);
and S9, adopting an absolute majority voting method, if the number of the marked votes of a certain lithology is more than half, predicting the lithology, and if not, refusing to predict.
2. The method of claim 1, wherein the logging parameter vector x in step S1 m The method specifically comprises the following steps: acoustic time difference, neutron porosity, resistivity, permeability, natural gamma, natural resistivity, compensated neutrons.
3. The method of claim 1, wherein the lithology parameter vector y of step S1 m1 Length L of f =3, including in particular: permeability, porosity, water saturation, lithology class parameter vector y m2 Length L of p =6, specifically including: shale, sandstone, mudstone, siltstone, argillaceous sandstone, argillaceous siltstone.
4. The method of claim 3, wherein the number of sample sets M in step S1 is equal to y m1 Length L of f
5. The method of claim 1, wherein the number of samples in the training sample set is 70% of the total number of samples in the sample set, and the number of samples in the testing sample set is 30% of the total number of samples.
6. The method of claim 1, wherein the kernel function in step S32 is a linear kernel, a polynomial kernel, a gaussian kernel, a laplacian kernel, or a Sigmoid kernel.
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