Extended BP Network-Based Pavement and Road Settlement Prediction

Jing Wang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.711.499

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Extended BP Network-Based Pavement and Road Settlement Prediction

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In recent years, many approaches were proposed to deal with the settlement prediction problem. However, because of the complexity of geography and other conditions, the current solutions still have some deficiencies and do not work well. To improve the accuracy of settlement prediction, the authors of this paper propose an extended BP network-based approach. This method first designed the model of BP network according to the dataset. This network includes one input layer, one output layer, one middle layer and an extended middle layer. After trained by samples, this network is used to predict the settlement value. The experiment indicates that our approach is available and work well in most situations.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 711)

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