Development of New Correlation Fines Content, NSPT and CPT Using Neural Network Approach and Multilinear Regression to Support Liquefaction Hazard Analysis

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  • Akhmad Muktaf Haifani
  • Hadi Suntoko
  • Adi Gunawan Muhammad
  • Siti Alimah

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https://doi.org/10.59670/ml.v20i6.4388

Abstract

Identification and characterization of constituent soil types in the form of Fines Content (FC) values are essential in analyzing the potential of soils to be liquefaction. Multiple Linear Regression is one of the fundamental statistical models used to determine the causality between target and predictor geotechnical parameters.  The study used multilinear regression approaches and artificial neural networks to get optimal results from FC predictions. The study considers the correlation between the SBT Index and FC and several other parameters such as NSPT, Depth, Totally Overburden Stress, Initially Overburden Stress, and Sleeve Friction. The coefficient of determination resulting from the regression process shows a reasonably strong relationship between the independent and target parameters, as much as 61.4%. In comparison, the Neural Network is 96.928%, which indi-cates a nonlinear influence.

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2023-09-02

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Haifani, A. M. ., Suntoko, H. ., Muhammad, A. G. ., & Alimah, S. . (2023). Development of New Correlation Fines Content, NSPT and CPT Using Neural Network Approach and Multilinear Regression to Support Liquefaction Hazard Analysis . Migration Letters, 20(6), 930–940. https://doi.org/10.59670/ml.v20i6.4388

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