Interpretable Machine Learning for Predicting Unconfined Compressive Strength of Cemented Tailings Backfill: A Data-Driven Approach with Bayesian Optimization and SHAP Analysis
In backfill mining of metal mines, the sedimentation and shrinkage of backfill slurry critically affect roof-contact quality and stope stability. This study investigates these characteristics for unsorted tailings backfill slurry from the Daye Iron Mine through laboratory experiments and develops a prediction model for...
Compressive strength is the single most important design parameter governing the safety, serviceability, and economy of concrete structures, yet its determination through standard 7-, 14-, or 28-day destructive cylinder/cube testing is slow, costly, and unable to assess concrete already cast in place. This study develo...
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The rapid rate of urbanization and industrialization has driven the excessive use of natural resources like river sand and gravel, raising significant sustainability concerns. Waste foundry sand (WFS), a discarded by-product of ferrous and nonferrous metal casting industries, offers a promising substitute for natur...
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Developing reliable computational tools for durability and service-life assessment of concrete structures in aggressive environments is essential for advancing predictive modeling in structural engineering. This study introduces machine learning (ML)–based models for forecasting the sulfate and acid resistance of recyc...
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An interpretable machine-learning framework for predicting the splitting strength of asphalt concrete and supporting data-driven mixture design and a GUI platform integrating prediction and SHAP-based explanation was developed to improve the accessibility and practical applicability of the proposed framework.
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Coal-based solid wastes, including coal gangue and fly ash, can be extensively utilised in cemented backfill materials. However, the slump, bleeding rate, and mechanical strength of these materials depend nonlinearly on the mixture composition, particle size, solids concentration, and curing conditions, complicating th...