MCLF: A multi-scale cross-log framework for many-to-one endogenous well-log prediction
Authors:
- Shaohua CaoSCShaohua Cao
- Yudong HeYHYudong He
- Ke XuKXKe Xu
- Tao ChenTCTao Chen
- Xinmin GeXGXinmin Ge
- Weishan ZhangWZWeishan Zhang
- 8 September 2026
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in Geoenergy Science and Engineering
- Vol. 268
Abstract
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