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Summary

We introduce DeepSeismic, an open source Github repository (https://github.com/microsoft/seismic-deeplearning) that provides implementation of deep learning algorithms for seismic facies interpretation. The repository provides composable machine learning pipelines, that enables a data scientists and geophysicists to use state-of-the-art segmentation algorithms for seismic interpretation (e.g. UNet: , SEResNet: , HRNet: ). We provide scripts to reproduce benchmark results from running these algorithms using various public seismic datasets (Dutch F3, and Penobscot). Finally,the repository provides documentation, and quick start Jupyter notebook and Python scripts to enable the community to get started with seismic interpretation projects quickly. We believe the results in this paper provide a strong baseline on which others can build upon. To the best of our knowledge,these provide state-of-the-art result on Dutch F3 data set. We have released the code and the models in an open-source GitHub repository with permissive MIT license

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2020-11-30
2024-04-28
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