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3 years ago If you are doing this for summary variables then take a look at Decline Curve Analysis ("DCA"). Engineers use the historical production and DCA to prediction future production and is commonly used to QC simulation models. If the DCA results match the simulators results (or are close) then gives confidence in the model's forecasting ability under the same drive mechanism.
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On 14-Jan-21 02:17, Magne Sjaastad wrote:
Required modes are
- Linear
- Polynomial
- Exponential
- Hyperbolic
The regression analysis is intended to be used on cross plots to define the relationship between two properties. It is also relevant to use on summary curves to predict future trends.
Investigate if this task can be internally or what kind of external tool that can be used. External tools should be possible to use from vcpkg, or included as a submodule in ThirdParty.
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Required modes are
The regression analysis is intended to be used on cross plots to define the relationship between two properties. It is also relevant to use on summary curves to predict future trends.
Investigate if this task can be internally or what kind of external tool that can be used. External tools should be possible to use from vcpkg, or included as a submodule in ThirdParty.
https://petrowiki.spe.org/Production_forecasting_decline_curve_analysis
We have used gsl previously, can be installed by vcpkg https://github.com/microsoft/vcpkg/tree/master/ports/gsl
Previous use of GSL seen in this commit https://github.com/OPM/ResInsight/commit/a33339a31f3c4b7ab50134f0153eec40a52d711e