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A study on crack characterization, damage severity, and propagation prediction for reinforced concrete beams using deep learning and machine learning techniques

Sep 2026 · Architecture, Structures and Construction · Vol 6 · 0 citations · 56 references

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The proposed system provides a comprehensive solution by integrating crack detection, severity assessment, classification, and growth prediction by integrating Random Forest Regression, which is proven to be the best one among all the three regression algorithms.

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