A Hybrid Prediction Model for Local Resistance Coefficient of Water Transmission Tunnel Maintenance Ventilation Based on Machine Learning

Tong, Dawei; Wu, Huijun; Liu, Changxin; Guo, Zhi; Pei, Li

doi:10.3390/app13169135

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“…A study employed an improved genetic algorithm (GA) to solve the inverse problem of ventilation resistance coefficients, enhancing the algorithm's global and local search capabilities [62]. In a different line of research, a hybrid prediction model for the local resistance coefficient of water transmission tunnel maintenance ventilation has been proposed based on machine learning [63]. The hybrid model introduced the hybrid kernel into a relevance vector machine to build the Hybrid Kernel Relevance Vector Machine model (HKRVM).…”

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Forecasting the Friction Factor of a Mine Airway Using an Improvement Stacking Ensemble Learning Approach

Qi,

Gao,

Obracaj

et al. 2024

IEEE Access

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The prediction of frictional air resistance using the inherent properties of roadways is of great significance for ventilation network computation and flow regulation in underground mines. This study proposes an improved stacked learning and error correction-based prediction model for the frictional air resistance of mine airways, called friction factor. A prediction set is established by selecting ten factors, including tunnel spatial features and support forms, with the ventilation resistance coefficient as the label. The improved stacked model consists of two layers. The first layer is the base learning module, which is composed of four components: Principal Components Analysis and Back Propagation (PCA-BP), GA-Projection Pursuit Regression (GA-PPR), Random Forest (RF), LightGBM (LGBM). The second layer is the meta-learning module, which is composed of the Ridge Regression (RR). Compared to traditional stacked models, the improved model first uses the Extreme Gradient Boosting (XG Boost) learner to evaluate the significance of input feature variables to eliminate redundancy and improve accuracy, thus enhancing prediction precision and computational efficiency. Then, the first-layer prediction results are weighted based on the errors of different prediction models in the training set using K-fold cross-validation. Box-Cox transformation is applied to the training set data from the first layer to the second layer to improve prediction normality and homogeneity. The error correction prediction model extracts the historical prediction errors from the meta-learning module and constructs an error prediction model using support vector machines (SVR), which are then combined with the meta-learning results to obtain the final prediction. The improved stacked model is compared with traditional ensemble learning models and single prediction models, and quantified using three metrics: root mean square error (RMSE), mean absolute error (MAE), and R-squared (R 2 ). The results demonstrate that the proposed improved model effectively enhances the prediction accuracy of the ensemble learning models, providing a new prediction method for the accurate acquisition of the friction factor of mine airways.

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