Intelligent prediction of rockburst in tunnels based on back propagation neural network integrated beetle antennae search algorithm.
Journal:
Environmental science and pollution research international
PMID:
36502473
Abstract
Rockburst is one of the major engineering geological disasters of underground engineering. Accurate rockburst intensity level prediction is vital for disaster control during underground tunnel construction. In this work, a hybrid model integrating the back propagation neural network (BPNN) with beetle antennae search algorithm (BAS) has been developed for rockburst prediction. Before model building, 173 groups of rockburst dataset were collected. Six geological parameters are selected as predictors for rockburst, including the maximum tangential stress of the surrounding rock σ, the uniaxial compressive strength of rock σ, the tensile strength of rock σ, the stress ratio σ/σ, the rock brittleness ratio σ/σ, and the elastic energy index W. After preprocessed by outlier detection and synthetic minority oversampling technique (SMOTE), the new dataset was divided into training and test parts. BAS could optimize the weights and biases of BPNN from the training process. Then the established hybrid model was applied to the test samples with predicted accuracy of 94.3%, proving that the hybrid model has practical value in researching rockburst prediction.