Abstract

A supplement method based on reusing the original bridge structure is suggested to expedite construction and reduce costs. Furthermore, theoretical analysis of the single pile bearing capacity is conducted, primarily involving the calculation of the bridge pile foundation settlement, horizontal resistance and axial bearing capacity. At the same time, considering that the time series data generated in the actual process often have characteristics of imbalance between classes, a cost-sensitive hybrid network model is also constructed. Its significance is the analysis of bridge reinforcement performance data. The experimental results show that compared with the cross-entropy loss function, the introduction of a cost-sensitive loss function can significantly improve the monitoring accuracy of abnormal data sets. The ACC− score, G-means and F-measures are higher than those of the specific cross-entropy loss function. The permissible bearing capacity of muddy clay determined using a network model complies with engineering standards in the evaluation of bridge reinforcement performance. As a result, the reliability of this form of reinforcement is improved.

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