Adaptive Filtering Prediction for Slope Displacement Based on LMS Algorithm
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Abstract
The slope's safety state and stability can be effectively estimated by making an accurate prediction for slope displacement. Aiming at the characteristic of slope displacement's adaptive variation with time,this paper applied the adaptive filtering theory to establish a kind of prediction model for slope displacement which could be solved by Least Mean Square( LMS) algorithm. At the same it provided the methods of initial parameters calculation and model testing. On basis of that,the model was applied to predict the displacement of a real slope by using the historical monitoring data. The results indicate that the prediction data show a good agreement with the historical monitoring data,the prediction model gets a good approximation? capability and extrapolating? ability,and it has a higher prediction precision and a better reliability.
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