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Methodology for mapping bridge temperature-deflection considering uncertainty

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Bowen Xiao
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Yuanlin Zheng
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Shi, Jiapeng
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Jin Di *
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Fengjiang Qin
DOI:10.1016/j.engstruct.2024.119580delete
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Bridge deflection is a critical measure of structural stiffness, influenced by a variety of factors, making it challenging to establish a clear temperature-deflection relationship. Current research separates the temperature- induced deflection component from deflection data. However, the authenticity of this separation has not been adequately verified. This study introduces a novel neural network, the Residual Connection Mixture Density Network (ResMDN), which eliminates the need for preprocessing deflection data. The ResMDN allows for the construction of a probability distribution prediction model for temperature-induced deflection, effectively addressing uncertainties with limited prior knowledge. The research findings demonstrate a significant linear relationship between the ResMDN-predicted variance of temperature-induced deflection and vehicular weight, thereby validating the accuracy of the ResMDN model. Furthermore, the study proposes using the maximum probability density of temperature-induced deflection as the theoretical value. A comparative analysis of deflection components extracted using different methods revealed that traditional approaches tend to capture the combined effect of temperature- and vehicle-induced static deflections. In contrast, the ResMDN accurately predicts the actual temperature-induced deflections, outperforming existing methodologies.
Keyword:
Structural health monitoring
Intelligent algorithm
Mixture density network
Bridge structure
Temperature-deflection mapping

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Chongqing University
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