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Risk averse - to be, or not to be 366 0
Started by Patrick Ng
In 2019, over a series of AAPG Analytics / Machine Learning Workshops across different regions, I posed this question to participants, “would you be ready to fly on 737 Max when it re-enters service” In sessions attended by mostly engineers and data scientists, fewer than three hands were raised. However, in one hosted by the Kansas Geological Survey, half a dozen participants raised theirs. Interpretation It may be attributable to professional mindsets, e.g., geologists more explorationist (r...
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Watch Subsurface Data Analytics and Machine Learning by Dr. Michael Pyrcz 358 0
Started by Bogdan Michka
Watch Subsurface Data Analytics and Machine Learning, a Distinguished Lecture talk given by Michael Pyrcz during 2019-20 AAPG DL Season. https://www.aapg.org/career/training/in-person/distinguished-lecture/presentation/articleid/56434/michael-pyrcz-subsurface-data-analytics-and-machine-learning Abstract: Every energy company that I visit is interested in growing internal capabilities to add value with data analytics and machine learning. Energy has a long history of working with large, ...
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03 Mar 2020 03:33 PM |
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Excel-Based Random Forest Machine Learning Algorithms: Programming and Application 302 0
Started by Susan Nash
Check out the link: https://www.aapg.org/career/training/in-person/short-courses/details/ispreview/true/articleid/563881743109-overview To give you a powerful new tool for your reservoir, reserves, supply chain, water management, and other models, AAPG is offering a machine learning course that jump-starts you into building powerful Random Forest algorithms without having to program in Python or R. You simply use Excel and Visual Basic, and your instructors will guide you as you build a too...
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03 Mar 2020 11:11 AM |
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Azure, AWS and GCP - Plug and Play 471 0
Started by Patrick Ng
Hot off the press from Azure https://www.cnbc.com/2019/11/04/microsofts-azure-arc-lets-customers-use-its-tools-on-other-clouds.html Expect AWS and GCP, if not sooner, interoperability to match. p.s. recall May 2019 Q1 snapshot post, 'Predict by 2020, kubernetes will afford true interoperability among different cloud platforms', Azure Arc beats that by a quarter!
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04 Nov 2019 02:45 PM |
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Azure, AWS and GCP snapshot Q3, 2019 497 0
Started by Patrick Ng
Take a specific challenge - portfolio allocation, and focus on how we put it together. Visual reference, figures associated with the two Hybrid model articles. “Hybrid approach to Well Economics” https://www.ogj.com/home/article/17295206/a-hybrid-approach-to-well-economics “Operating profitably with $ 50 Oil” https://www.ogj.com/home/article/17295171/operating-profitably-with-50-oil Azure Power ...
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