Investigation of machine learning models in predicting compressive strength for ultra-high-performance geopolymer concrete: A comparative study
Mohamed Abdellatief,
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Youssef M. Hassan,
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Mohamed T. Elnabwy
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Construction and Building Materials,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
436, P. 136884 - 136884
Published: June 12, 2024
Language: Английский
Towards a Reliable Design of Geopolymer Concrete for Green Landscapes: A Comparative Study of Tree-Based and Regression-Based Models
Buildings,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
14(3), P. 615 - 615
Published: Feb. 26, 2024
The
design
of
geopolymer
concrete
must
meet
more
stringent
requirements
for
the
landscape,
so
understanding
and
designing
with
a
higher
compressive
strength
challenging.
In
performance
prediction
strength,
machine
learning
models
have
advantage
being
accurate
faster.
However,
only
single
model
is
usually
used
at
present,
there
are
few
applications
ensemble
models,
optimization
processes
lacking.
Therefore,
this
paper
proposes
to
use
Firefly
Algorithm
(AF)
as
an
tool
perform
hyperparameter
tuning
on
Logistic
Regression
(LR),
Multiple
(MLR),
decision
tree
(DT),
Random
Forest
(RF)
models.
At
same
time,
reliability
efficiency
four
integrated
were
analyzed.
was
analyze
influencing
factors
determine
their
ability.
According
experimental
data,
RF-AF
had
lowest
RMSE
value.
value
training
set
test
4.0364
8.7202,
respectively.
R
0.9774
0.8915,
compared
other
three
has
stronger
generalization
ability
accuracy.
addition,
molar
concentration
NaOH
most
important
factors,
its
influence
far
greater
than
possible
including
content.
it
necessary
pay
attention
molarity
when
concrete.
Language: Английский
Exploratory literature review and scientometric analysis of artificial intelligence applied to geopolymeric materials
Engineering Applications of Artificial Intelligence,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
145, P. 110210 - 110210
Published: Feb. 20, 2025
Language: Английский
Carbon Emission Optimization of Ultra-High-Performance Concrete Using Machine Learning Methods
Min Wang,
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Mingfeng Du,
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Yue Jia
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et al.
Materials,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
17(7), P. 1670 - 1670
Published: April 5, 2024
Due
to
its
exceptional
qualities,
ultra-high-performance
concrete
(UHPC)
has
recently
become
one
of
the
hottest
research
areas,
although
material's
significant
carbon
emissions
go
against
current
development
trend.
In
order
lower
UHPC,
this
study
suggests
a
machine
learning-based
strategy
for
optimizing
mix
proportion
UHPC.
To
accomplish
this,
an
artificial
neural
network
(ANN)
is
initially
applied
develop
prediction
model
compressive
strength
and
slump
flow
Then,
genetic
algorithm
(GA)
employed
reduce
UHPC
while
taking
into
account
strength,
flow,
component
content,
proportion,
absolute
volume
as
constraint
conditions.
The
outcome
then
supported
by
results
experiments.
comparison
experimental
results,
findings
show
that
ANN
excellent
accuracy
with
error
less
than
10%.
are
decreased
688
kg/m3
after
GA
optimization,
effect
optimization
substantial.
learning
(ML)
can
provide
theoretical
support
various
aspects
Language: Английский
Modelling the properties of aerated concrete on the basis of raw materials and ash-and-slag wastes using machine learning paradigm
Frontiers in Materials,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
11
Published: Oct. 22, 2024
The
thermal
power
industry,
as
a
major
consumer
of
hard
coal,
significantly
contributes
to
harmful
emissions,
affecting
both
air
quality
and
soil
health
during
the
operation
transportation
ash
slag
waste.
This
study
presents
modeling
aerated
concrete
using
local
raw
materials
ash-and-slag
waste
in
seismic
areas
through
machine
learning
techniques.
A
comprehensive
literature
review
comparative
analysis
normative
documentation
underscore
relevance
feasibility
employing
non-autoclaved
blocks
such
regions.
Machine
methods
are
particularly
effective
for
disjointed
datasets,
with
neural
networks
demonstrating
superior
performance
complex
relationships
predicting
strength
density.
results
reveal
that
networks,
especially
those
Bayesian
Regularisation,
consistently
outperformed
decision
trees,
achieving
higher
regression
values
(R
=
0.9587
R
density
0.91997)
lower
error
metrics
(MSE,
RMSE,
RIE,
MAE).
indicates
their
advanced
capability
capture
intricate
non-linear
patterns.
concludes
artificial
robust
tool
properties,
crucial
producing
curing
wall
suitable
earthquake-resistant
construction.
Future
research
should
focus
on
optimizing
balance
between
by
enhancing
properties
utilizing
reliable
models.
Language: Английский