Research on intelligent semi-active control algorithms and seismic reliability based on machine learning

Aiming to address the shortcomings of existing semi-active control algorithms with poor robustness and the limited generalization ability of current evaluation methods based on deterministic analysis, a novel approach based on probability density evolution is proposed. This method is designed to assess the seismic reliability, enabling a more comprehensive evaluation of the control effectiveness of aqueduct structures. Building upon this, an intelligent semi-active control algorithm leveraging machine learning is introduced. The algorithm is further validated through engineering case studies to investigate semi-active control strategies in response to random seismic events. The results show that the seismic reliability of the machine learning-based semi-active control algorithm is significantly higher than that of the uncontrolled state for the same failure threshold under random seismic effects.

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Scientific Reports
Published
2024-11-27
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https://doi.org/10.1038/s41598-024-74457-7
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4
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Dam Engineering and Safety
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Research on intelligent semi-active control algorithms and seismic reliability based on machine learning

Jianguo Xu, Zhongyuan Xiao, Wang Li, Liang Huang
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Dam Engineering and Safety
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Research on intelligent semi-active control algorithms and seismic reliability based on machine learning

Jianguo Xu, Zhongyuan Xiao, Wang Li, Liang Huang
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Abstract

Aiming to address the shortcomings of existing semi-active control algorithms with poor robustness and the limited generalization ability of current evaluation methods based on deterministic analysis, a novel approach based on probability density evolution is proposed. This method is designed to assess the seismic reliability, enabling a more comprehensive evaluation of the control effectiveness of aqueduct structures. Building upon this, an intelligent semi-active control algorithm leveraging machine learning is introduced. The algorithm is further validated through engineering case studies to investigate semi-active control strategies in response to random seismic events. The results show that the seismic reliability of the machine learning-based semi-active control algorithm is significantly higher than that of the uncontrolled state for the same failure threshold under random seismic effects.

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Zhengzhou University (CN), Henan Province Water Conservancy Survey and Design Research (CN)
National Natural Science Foundation of China
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Dam Engineering and Safety
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