Abstract:Traditional imaging logging fracture identification relies on expert experience, which has strong subjectivity. Deep learning methods can extract multidimensional features to build fracture identification models. Integrating multiple models using ensemble learning improves accuracy, but simple fusion strategies show limited accuracy gains and complex strategies are prone to overfitting.Effective fusion methods need exploration to enhance fracture identification precision. To address this issue, a refined ensemble deep learning model based on the Stacking method is proposed.The model combines Deeplabv3+, YOLOv8, and SegFormer, incorporating a skip connection module to transfer original image backbone features to the meta-model layer, preventing errors due to insufficient features during fusion. In experiments, the model achieves a Dice coefficient of 89.6% on a constructed logging image fracture identification dataset, outperforming single and few-module ensembles. Applying this method to fracture identification in the Qaidam Basin's actual imaging logging data accurately extracts fracture information, proving the model's effectiveness and offering a new approach for imaging logging fracture identification.