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The average-derivative optimal method (ADM) is widely applied in frequency-domain forward modeling for its high accuracy and simplicity. Since tuning weighted coefficients can suppress the numerical dispersion, it is extremely important to adopt a suitable optimization algorithm to determine the ADM coefficients. To date, most schemes associated with the ADM have adopted the conventional local optimization algorithms, which are sensitive to the initial value and easy to converge on local optimum. The motivation of this paper is to derive new and more accurate ADM coefficients for 2D frequency-domain elastic-wave equation by the global optimization algorithms, which can escape from the local optimum with a certain probability. We adopt simulated annealing (SA) and particle swarm optimization (PSO) algorithms for global optimization and numerical modeling. Compared with the conventional local optimization algorithm, the global optimization algorithms have smaller phase errors, especially for S-wave phase velocity. Numerical examples demonstrate that the global optimization algorithms produce more accurate results than the local optimization algorithm.
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With the escalating demand for underground mining and infrastructure construction, the optimization of tunnel construction has emerged as a primary concern for researchers. The geological conditions encountered during the excavation of hard rock tunnels using tunnel boring machines (TBM) significantly impact construction efficiency and cost-effectiveness. The existing lithology testing methods need to be more efficient in aligning with TBM operational efficiency. In recent years, the rapid advancement of artificial intelligence has paved the way for its integration into numerous domains, including tunnel engineering. To address this issue, this study proposes three innovative hybrid RF-based intelligent models, namely PSO-RF, ALO-RF, and GWO-RF, for the precise prediction of lithology in hard rock tunnels using TBM working parameters. The TBM operating parameters of the Jilin Yinsong Water Supply Project serve as the basis for this investigation. Twelve distinct characteristic parameters relevant to the lithology of the tunnel working face were carefully selected as input parameters for lithology prediction. Comparative analysis of the three hybrid models reveals that GWO-RF demonstrates exceptional lithology prediction performance (ACC = 0.999924; PREA = 0.0.9999976; RECA = 0.999775; F1A = 0.999876; Kappa = 0.999911), whereas PSO-RF and ALO-RF exhibit slightly inferior performance. Nonetheless, all three hybrid models exhibit a significant improvement in prediction accuracy compared to the unoptimized RF model. The research findings presented herein facilitate the swift determination of TBM working surface lithology, enabling timely adjustment of TBM working parameters, reducing equipment wear and tear, and enhancing construction efficiency.
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