A study on civil engineering construction simulation technology based on artificial intelligence for civil buildings
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2024
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Yi, J.
Liu, Q.
Fan, L.
Zhang, J.
Sun, H.
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Journal of Physics : Conference Series, 2024, vol.2816, iss.012071, pp.1-6
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2024 4th International Conference on Artificial Intelligence and Industrial Technology Applications, AIITA 2024 (12 Apr 2024 - 14 Apr 2024 : Hybrid, Guangzhou)
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This research delves into utilizing Artificial Intelligence (AI) in civil engineering, specifically construction simulations. The primary objective is to reconcile the discrepancies between conventional structural analysis techniques and the actual performance of structures. By integrating AI technologies—neural networks, cellular automata, and support vector machines— with data mining, this research proposes a novel approach for simulating civil building constructions. Traditional methods, often constrained by underlying assumptions, fail to capture the complex behaviors of engineering structures accurately. The developed AI simulation framework utilizes experimental and on-site data to construct digital models, enabling precise prediction of structural behaviors without the limitations of traditional assumptions. Results indicate that AI-enhanced simulations can significantly improve the accuracy of structural analysis, demonstrating potential for wider application in civil engineering. This advancement promises to enhance the predictability, efficiency, and safety of civil constructions, marking a significant step forward in the field.
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