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Machine Learning Prediction of the Ground Reaction Curve in Sand with the MATLAB GUI Platform

Jul 2026 · Transportation Infrastructure Geotechnology · Vol 13 · 0 citations · 28 references

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The proposed framework combined a curated database, neural network-based curve prediction, and hyperparameter optimization, providing a robust approach for evaluating the soil arching effect, providing a robust approach for evaluating the soil arching effect.

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