SummaryThe Support Vector Machine (SVM) method can be used to set up a nonlinear function prediction model. It is based on the small sample learning theory. The kernel function can be constructed automatically based on the actual sample data by using the SVM method. As a result, the function not only gets a higher fit precision but is also better generalized. The frequency spectrum and seismic waveform are related by Fourier transform, so they are two different forms of the same physical phenomenon. The variety of waveform character reflects stratigraphic differences and frequency spectrum differences reflect the variation of lithology, fluid composition, and formation thickness. It directly predicts sandstone thickness using the seismic waveform. This not only fully utilizes the seismic information but also greatly increases the accuracy of the prediction. Model examples and actual applications show the applicability of this method.
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