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A New Robust Weak Supervision Deep Learning Approach for Reservoir Properties Prediction in Malaysian Basin Field

Muhammad Izzuljad Ahmad Fuad    
Maman Hermana    
Makky Sandra Jaya and Muhammad Anwar Ishak    

Resumen

This article demonstrates the implementation of a new approach to weak supervision techniques for better reservoir properties prediction in the Malaysian Basin in order to improve seismic inversion in this region.

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