An evaluation of the mine water inrush based on the deep learning of ISMOTE

Zhang Ye, Tang Shoufeng (), Shi Ke and Tong Xiamin
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Zhang Ye: China University of Mining and Technology
Tang Shoufeng: China University of Mining and Technology
Shi Ke: China University of Mining and Technology
Tong Xiamin: Hebei Building Materials Vocational and Technical College

Natural Hazards: Journal of the International Society for the Prevention and Mitigation of Natural Hazards, 2023, vol. 117, issue 2, No 12, 1475-1491

Abstract: Abstract In order to establish an effective coal mine floor water inrush prediction model, a neural network prediction method of water inrush based on an improved SMOTE algorithm expanding a small sample dataset and optimizing a deep confidence network was proposed. ISMOTE is used to enlarge the coal mine’s measured data collection, while PCA is used to minimize the data’s dimension. DBN is used to extract water inrush data features and estimate water inrush danger in coal mines. As the water inrush samples are small, they cannot provide enough information about the occurrence of water inrush accidents, which affects the DBN analysis of water inrush accidents, reduces the prediction accuracy, and causes safety hazards when mining in the coal mines. An improved SMOTE algorithm is used to expand the dataset. The DBN network is used to extract the secondary features of the nonlinear data after processing. Finally, a prediction model is established to predict coal mine water inrush. The superiority of this method is verified by the comparison between the actual condition and the prediction of the measured working face in a typical mining area in North China. The prediction accuracy of coal mine water inrush obtained by the model proposed in this paper is 94%, while the prediction accuracy of traditional BP algorithm is 70%, and the prediction accuracy of SAE algorithm is 91%, better than the rates of other methods. The findings of this study can be used to better predict and analyze coal mine water inrush accidents, improve the accuracy of water inrush accident prediction, and encourage the use of deep learning in coal mine floor water inrush prediction, all of which have theoretical and practical implications.

Keywords: Deep belief network; Principal component analysis; Improved SMOTE algorithm; Feature extraction (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2023
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