Conflict Fusion Analysis on Earthquake-Damaged Risk Evidences for Underground Structure

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To account for the conflict sensitivity, one model is presented to fuse the high conflict risk evidences about earthquake-damaged underground structure. Following the nature ideology and model rule of Evidence Theory, the earthquake-damaged origin risk evidence is revised with Similarity Coefficients, and the identical intensity and conflict intensity is calculated for each risk evidence; the difference and conflict character is comparatively analyzed about the fusion rules respectively on Similarity Coefficient and Conflict Intensity; Under Standard DS Fusion Mode and Conflict Intensity Fusion Method, the four combination fusion model is presented as Model-AO, Model-RO, Model-AC and Model-RC, and the improved risk fusion operator is given for such earthquake-damaged underground structure evidences. Finally, case demonstrates the validity of the integrated model, which could overcome the high conflict lack in the risk fusion standard DS model.

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