Application of Rough Set-Neural Network Algorithm to Predict Angle of Stratum Movement in Metal Deposit

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Based on a large number of research results of displacement angle in domestic and foreign caving mines, rough set neural network algorithm which is used for calculating the displacement angle of stratum is established by rough set theory and improved BP neural network theory, and which is applied in predicting displacement angle of stratum of a copper mine, The results show that the algorithm has higher precision , and the result is better than the traditional BP neural network algorithm, and providing a new method to similar mine in selecting angle of strata movement.

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