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Tree Based Machine Learning Framework for Stability Evaluation of Square Tunnels in Sloping Rock

Jul 2026 · Transportation Infrastructure Geotechnology · Vol 13 · 1 citation · 25 references

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The proposed AFELA–machine learning framework provides a computationally efficient, reliable, and interpretable approach for tunnel stability assessment in sloping rock mass conditions.

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