This invention discloses a semi-
supervised clustering modeling method and
system for reservoir prediction. Addressing the challenges of large
seismic attribute data volume, high redundancy, scarce labels, and low
signal-to-
noise ratio, this invention embeds a modified K-means framework simultaneously with pairwise constraint guidance and sparse feature weighting. It iteratively optimizes cluster assignment and attribute weights, achieving a balance between maximizing inter-class differences and minimizing intra-class differences.
Differential privacy noise is introduced to ensure
data security without significantly reducing accuracy. It supports downsampling acceleration and multi-layer 3D
label alignment, enabling efficient
processing of millions of data points. Compared to conventional K-means and waveform clustering, this invention significantly improves the accuracy of blind well testing, clearly characterizing micro-structures such as channels and riverbeds, providing a high-resolution, highly interpretable integrated solution for reservoir distribution, thickness,
hydrocarbon content, and sedimentary
facies analysis.