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Long RAN, Yang DING, Qizhi CHEN, Baoping ZOU, and Xiaowei YE. Influence of adjacent shield tunneling construction on existing tunnel settlement: field monitoring and intelligent prediction[J]. Journal of Zhejiang University Science A, 1998, -1(-1): .
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Abstract: Urban subway tunnel construction inevitably disturbs the surrounding rock and causes the deformation of existing subway structures. Dynamic predictions of the tunnel horizontal displacement, tunnel ballast settlement, and tunnel differential settlement are important for ensuring the safety of buildings and tunnels. First, based on the Hangzhou metro project, we analyzed the influence of construction on the deformation of existing subway structures and the difficulties and key points in monitoring. Then a deformation prediction model, based on a back propagation (BP) neural network, was established with massive monitoring data. In particular, we analyzed the influence of four structures of the BP neural network on prediction performance, i.e., single input–single hidden layer–single output, multiple inputs–single hidden layer–single output, single input–double hidden layer–single output, and multiple input–double hidden layer–single output and verified them using measured data.
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