Lithology logging identification of volcanic rock based on ADASYN-GS-XGBOOST hybrid model

Marine Origin Petroleum Geology ›› 2024, Vol. 29 ›› Issue (2) : 188-196.

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Marine Origin Petroleum Geology ›› 2024, Vol. 29 ›› Issue (2) : 188-196.
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Lithology logging identification of volcanic rock based on ADASYN-GS-XGBOOST hybrid model

  • SONG Zihao,GONG Hongyu,RAN Aihua,YANG Penghui,LIU Diren
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The forming environment of volcanic rocks is complex,and the lithology of volcanic rocks in a certain area may be mainly composed of two or three types,which leads to serious imbalance of core data of different lithology.The existing lithology identification methods are not effective in dealing with unbalanced samples among classes.To solve these problems,a volcanic rock lithology identification method based on ADASYN-GS-XGBOOST hybrid model is proposed.The unbalanced samples are processed by ADASYN oversampling algorithm to obtain a new sample set,and then XGBOOST is used as the base classifier to classify the samples.The ADASYN-GS-XGBOOST hybrid lithology identification model is established by using Grid Search to optimize the parameters of the model.The results of the hybrid model training are compared with those of K nearest neighbor,naive Bayes,random forest,XGBOOST and SMOTE-GS-XGBOOST algorithms.The results show that the model based on ADASYN-GS-XGBOOST algorithm has the best identification effect.This method overcomes the problem that existing lithology identification methods can not effectively solve the problem of unbalanced samples,and greatly improves the accuracy of lithology identification of volcanic rocks.

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ADASYN algorithm, XGBOOST algorithm, hybrid model, volcanic rocks, logging, lithology identification

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Lithology logging identification of volcanic rock based on ADASYN-GS-XGBOOST hybrid model[J]. Marine Origin Petroleum Geology. 2024, 29(2): 188-196
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