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            as compared to memorization performance. Under data constraints, the training
            and testing of a data-driven model are generally done in one well and then
            deployed in another new, unseen well. For purposes of evaluating the model
            deployment, in the first case, SNN model is trained and tested in Well 1; fol-
            lowing that, the SNN model is deployed in Well 2 (row 3 in Table 4.3). In
            the second case, SNN model is trained and tested in Well 2; following that,
            the SNN model is deployed in Well 1 (row 4 in Table 4.3). Wells 1 and 2
            are in the same field separated by 300 meters. In Wells 1 and 2, the formations
            have similar sequence of intervals, but the thicknesses of the intervals vary
            between the two wells. For both the cases, the deployment performance is lower
            than the testing performance (Table 4.3). In comparison with the testing perfor-
            mance in Well 2 (second row of the Table 4.3), the deployment performances
            (in terms of NRMSE), when the SNN model is trained/tested in Well 1 and
            deployed in Well 2, for conductivity-dispersion logs change by 8.3%, 19.5%,
            0%, and  3.8%, and that for permittivity-dispersion logs change by 5.1%,
             5.0%, 15.5%, and 2.2% for the four frequencies f 0, f 1, f2, and f 3, respec-
            tively. On an average, the deployment performance (rows 3 and 4 in
            Table 4.3) when synthesizing conductivity-dispersion logs is 6% lower, and that
            when synthesizing the permittivity-dispersion logs is 4.5% lower as compared
            with the testing performances (rows 1 and 2 in Table 4.3). These results strongly
            indicate that the DD log synthesis using the SNN model exhibits good gener-
            alization and can be deployed in new wells.





              TABLE 4.3 Comparison of the generalization performances of the DD log
              synthesis using SNN model when trained/tested in one well and deployed in
              another well.
                                                           NRMSE

                                                 f0     f1      f2     f3
              Trained and tested in Well 1  Conductivity  0.067  0.066  0.071  0.077
              (testing performance)
                                     Permittivity  0.093  0.088  0.089  0.086
              Trained and tested in Well 2  Conductivity  0.072  0.077  0.094  0.105
              (testing performance)
                                     Permittivity  0.118  0.139  0.129  0.138
              Trained and tested in Well 1  Conductivity  0.078  0.092  0.094  0.101
              and deployed in Well 2
              (deployment performance)  Permittivity  0.124  0.132  0.131  0.141
              Trained and tested in Well 2  Conductivity  0.103  0.092  0.105  0.116
              and deployed in Well 1
              (deployment performance)  Permittivity  0.124  0.131  0.141  0.138
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