• Title of article

    Machine learning in structural engineering

  • Author/Authors

    Amezquita-Sancheza, J.P. NAP-RG - CA Sistemas Dinámicos - Faculty of Engineering - Departments of Electromechanical - and Biomedical Engineering. Autonomous University of Queretaro - Campus San Juan del Rio- San Juan del Rio - Queretaro - Mexico , Valtierra-Rodriguez, M. NAP-RG - CA Sistemas Dinámicos - Faculty of Engineering - Departments of Electromechanical - and Biomedical Engineering. Autonomous University of Queretaro - Campus San Juan del Rio- San Juan del Rio - Queretaro - Mexico , Adeli, H. Department of Civil - Environmental - and Geodetic Engineering - The Ohio State University - U.S.A

  • Pages
    12
  • From page
    2645
  • To page
    2656
  • Abstract
    This article presents a review of selected articles about structural engineering applications of machine learning (ML) in the past few years. It is divided into the following areas: structural system identification, structural health monitoring, structural vibration control, structural design, and prediction applications. Deepneural networkalgorithms have beenthe subject of a large number of articles in civil and structural engineering.There are, however, otherML algorithms with great potential in civil and structural engineering that are worth exploring. Four novel supervised ML algorithms developed recently by the senior author and his associates with potential applications in civil/structural engineering are reviewed in this paper. They are the Enhanced Probabilistic Neural Network (EPNN), the Neural Dynamic Classification (NDC) algorithm, the Finite Element Machine (FEMa), and the Dynamic Ensemble Learning (DEL) algorithm
  • Keywords
    Civil Structures , Machine learning , Deep learning , Structural Engineering , System Identification , Structural health monitoring , Vibration control , Structural Design Prediction
  • Journal title
    Scientia Iranica(Transactions A: Civil Engineering)
  • Serial Year
    2020
  • Record number

    2552816