| CPC E21B 44/00 (2013.01) [E21B 47/095 (2020.05); E21B 47/10 (2013.01); E21B 2200/20 (2020.05); E21B 2200/22 (2020.05)] | 18 Claims | 

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               1. A method for detecting a drilling anomaly, the method comprising: 
            receiving a plurality of physical measurements related to a wellbore, wherein the plurality of physical measurements include a flow rate measurement of a flow rate of drilling fluid into the wellbore, a weight on bit (WOB) measurement of a weight on a drill bit in the wellbore, and a depth measurement of the drill bit in the wellbore; 
                based at least partially upon the plurality of physical measurements, estimating a plurality of estimated parameters of a physical model for estimating a drilling characteristic; 
                determining a theoretical estimation of the drilling characteristic based on the physical model using the plurality of physical measurements and the plurality of estimated parameters, wherein determining the theoretical estimation includes: 
                multiplying the depth measurement with a first parameter of the plurality of estimated parameters; 
                  exponentiating the flow rate measurement by raising the flow rate measurement to a power of a second parameter of the plurality of estimated parameters; and 
                  multiplying the WOB measurement with a third parameter of the plurality of estimated parameters; 
                determining, utilizing a drilling event classification neural network, an anomaly probability that a drilling anomaly event is occurring based on the theoretical estimation of the drilling characteristic and a measurement of the drilling characteristic; and 
                using the anomaly probability, decreasing a drilling operation setting by adjusting operation of subterranean drilling equipment, wherein the drilling operation setting includes at least one of a flow rate decrease in the flow rate, a WOB decrease of the weight on the drill bit, or a pressure decrease in a standpipe pressure of the drilling fluid at a standpipe. 
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