Suitability assessment of artificial neural network to approximate surface subsidence due to rock mass drainage
Based on the previous studies conducted by the authors, a new approach was proposed, namely the tools of artificial intelligence. One of neural networks is a multilayer perceptron network (MLP), which has already found applications in many fields of science. Sequentially, a series of calculations wa...
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doaj-52ceb373eaf5439e98fbdf4a112fb5442020-12-02T14:36:13ZengCentral Mining Institute (Główny Instytut Górnictwa)Journal of Sustainable Mining2300-39602015-01-0114210110710.1016/j.jsm.2015.08.014Suitability assessment of artificial neural network to approximate surface subsidence due to rock mass drainageRyszard HejmanowskiWojciech T. WitkowskiBased on the previous studies conducted by the authors, a new approach was proposed, namely the tools of artificial intelligence. One of neural networks is a multilayer perceptron network (MLP), which has already found applications in many fields of science. Sequentially, a series of calculations was made for different MLP neural network configuration and the best of them was selected. Mean square error (MSE) and the correlation coefficient R were adopted as the selection criterion for the optimal network. The obtained results were characterized with a considerable dispersion. With an increase in the amount of hidden neurons, the MSE of the network increased while the correlation coefficient R decreased. Similar conclusions were drawn for the network with a small number of hidden neurons. The analysis allowed to select a network composed of 24 neurons as the best one for the issue under question. The obtained final answers of artificial neural network were presented in a histogram as differences between the calculated and expected value.http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S2300396015000154SubsidenceDrainage of underground mineArtificial neural networksMLP |
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Suitability assessment of artificial neural network to approximate surface subsidence due to rock mass drainage |
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Suitability assessment of artificial neural network to approximate surface subsidence due to rock mass drainage |
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Suitability assessment of artificial neural network to approximate surface subsidence due to rock mass drainage |
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Suitability assessment of artificial neural network to approximate surface subsidence due to rock mass drainage |
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suitability assessment of artificial neural network to approximate surface subsidence due to rock mass drainage |
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Central Mining Institute (Główny Instytut Górnictwa) |
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Journal of Sustainable Mining |
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Based on the previous studies conducted by the authors, a new approach was proposed, namely the tools of artificial intelligence. One of neural networks is a multilayer perceptron network (MLP), which has already found applications in many fields of science. Sequentially, a series of calculations was made for different MLP neural network configuration and the best of them was selected. Mean square error (MSE) and the correlation coefficient R were adopted as the selection criterion for the optimal network. The obtained results were characterized with a considerable dispersion. With an increase in the amount of hidden neurons, the MSE of the network increased while the correlation coefficient R decreased. Similar conclusions were drawn for the network with a small number of hidden neurons. The analysis allowed to select a network composed of 24 neurons as the best one for the issue under question. The obtained final answers of artificial neural network were presented in a histogram as differences between the calculated and expected value. |
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Subsidence Drainage of underground mine Artificial neural networks MLP |
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