
IDEATM
ICSATM
IBPATM
IPDATM
IRCATM
ISMATM
IRTATM
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The Key Features of IDEATM
- Proprietary & Unique Algorithms/Modules
- Intelligent Patching of Data Files:
This unique algorithm provides a tested and proven methodology that
can patch the holes that may exist in a data set. The intelligent
algorithm that incorporates a combination of neural networks and genetic
algorithms rescues the information content of the data record by substituting
an optimum value for the missing cell/cells in the record. This process has been
validated using data generated by a complex non-linear equation, a numerical
simulator and field data. A report demonstrating the capabilities of this
methodology is available upon request.
- Key Performance Indicators (KPI):
This is an algorithm that identifies most influential parameters in any given
process prior to modeling. It examines the influence of each input parameter on
the output (either one at a time or in combination with all other parameters -
combinations of 2, 3 …) and then ranks each input based on its overall influence
on the output. The outcome of the algorithm is a tornado chart ranking all input
parameters based on their importance in the process. This is a tested and proven
algorithm that has been validated using data generated by a complex non-linear
equation, a numerical simulator and field data. A report demonstrating the
capabilities of this methodology is available upon request.
- KPI Behavior:
This module shows the behavior of each input parameter on how it influences and
affects the output in a simple two-dimensional plot allowing the user to see
clear trends out of scattered input-output relationships.
- Optimized Clustering:
During any cluster analysis user need to identify two important items in order to
achieve the best separation of data records into clusters. First, the number of
clusters and second, the combination of parameters that results in optimum clusters.
This information usually is not available to the user, especially for large data
sets and data sets that represent unknown behavior, emphasizing a key technical shortcoming of
software applications that use SOM (Self Organizing Maps) as their main modeling and
analysis technique. This module helps users in
identification of these two important clustering characteristics and takes the guess
work out of the analysis.
- Reinforced Cluster Analysis:
This a unique and powerful set of algorithms and interfaces that allows users to
perform supervised clustering of the data using the output as a guide for identification
of cluster centers without using it (the output) to actually perform the clustering.
- Intelligent Data Partitioning:
This module provides an effective and powerful alternative to random partitioning
of the dataset into training, calibration and verification (validation) datasets. It makes
sure that original dataset is divided such that all three partitioned datasets
are statistically representative.
- Dependency:
This module allows users to define inputs to a data driven model as a function
of other inputs (i.e. relative permeability as a function of saturation) when both
are input to the model. The dependencies are user defined and can be in the form of
tables, equations or other models (neural networks) allowing development of fully dynamic
data driven models.
- Complete Neural networks and Regression Modules
- Linear Regression
- Non-Linear Regression
- Multiple Linear and Non-Linear Regressions
- Backpropagation Neural Networks
- Learning Algorithms
- Vanilla Backpropagation
- Accelerated Backpropagation using learning rates and momentum
- Quick-Prop
- R-Prop
- Architecture
- Multiple Hidden Layers (sequential)
- Multiple Transfer Functions
- General Regression Neural Networks
- Conventional Learning
- Genetically enhanced learning
- Recurrent Neural Networks
- Learning Algorithms
- Vanilla Backpropagation
- Accelerated Backpropagation using learning rates and momentum
- Quick-Prop
- R-Prop
- Architecture
- Multiple Hidden Layers (sequential)
- Multiple Transfer Functions
- Powerful Pre- and Post-processing Modules
- Basic and Advance Statistical Analysis
- Conventional Cluster Analysis (K-Mean) - Self Organizing Maps (SOM)
- Intelligent Cluster Analysis (Fuzzy C-Mean)
- Sensitivity Analysis
- Two Dimensional Analysis
- Three Dimensional Analysis
- Uncertainty Analysis using Monte Carlo Simulation
- General Model Behavior
- Type Curve Development
- Based on single record (Single Well)
- Based on groups of records (Groups of Wells)
- Based on entire dataset (All the Wells in the Field)
- Application of developed Model to New Datasets
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