A prediction model of ground vibration considering the local amplification of vibration

Author:

Zhao Hong,Zhou Ming,Yang Fulian,Dong Wenxiu

Abstract

Abstract The ground environmental vibration caused by traffic load will attenuate monotonously with the increase of the distance from the load source. However, considering the complexity of stratum factors, the attenuation of ground vibration will have local amplification of ground vibration instead of monotonous attenuation. This article is based on RBF neural network. The method can predict the ground environment vibration of the local amplification phenomenon of the ground vibration. This paper selects the theoretical solution of the complex theoretical model to perform the fitting approximation and the numerical approximation with the measured discrete data. The results show that the numerical approximation is better. Since the RBF neural network does not require other neural network models to perform supervised learning training, the numerical convergence speed is also relatively fast.

Publisher

IOP Publishing

Subject

General Engineering

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