Analysis of Mine Safety Performance Evaluation Law Based on Matter-Element Analysis and Rough Set of Concept Lattice Reduction

Abstract

The mine safety performance evaluation and its law were taken as research objects; the human factor, mechanical equipment, management system, environment and technology were taken as mine safety state indexes; accident loss and disabling incident frequency rate as mine safety performance evaluation indexes. The classification standard of safety performance was determined according to the range of influence index and evaluation index, and then the influence index value of safety performance was discretized. According to the classification standard, the classical domain and node domain of safety performance evaluation index classification were determined. Combined with the weight of each safety performance evaluation index, the correlation degree of each mine safety performance evaluation was calculated, and then the mine safety performance was evaluated, and the mine safety performance evaluation decision system was constructed. Based on the dominance-based rough set, the evaluation law of mine safety performance evaluation decision system was analyzed. To generate more reliable laws, an efficient concept lattice reduction method was introduced to reduce the attributes of decision system. The example shows that when the concept lattice is used for reduction, there are 84 concepts in the Hasse diagram, and 24 of them can be identified. The decision system has 8 conditional attributes. And 255 power sets can be obtained under 8 conditional attributes. After eliminating the defect attribute, there are 148 reducible sets, among which there are 4 optimal reducible sets with two conditional attributes. The results show that the proposed method can be used to analyze the law of mine safety performance, so as to improve mine safety work.