2022
DOI: 10.1155/2022/6585189
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Detection and Function of Elastic Wave Tomography of Foundation Piles of High-Rise Buildings under the Background of Internet of Things

Abstract: Foundation piles are a widely used foundation form for high-rise buildings. Its main function is to reduce the settlement of buildings. In recent years, in areas with good upper soil conditions, in order to reduce the amount of earthwork excavation and transportation, more and more engineering buildings use foundation piles. Therefore, the status of foundation piles in construction projects is becoming more and more important. The high-rise building foundation pile project belongs to the underground concealed … Show more

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“…Matrix D is defined as a non-learnable function matrix as in equation (5) and its transpose is D T . The shrinkage operation in the d-update with a threshold value of 2 γ is implemented using a shrinkage operation, as in equation (7), with a learnable threshold β k for each iteration k. The threshold value is learned separately for each IB rather than explicitly defining it the same for all iterations.…”
Section: Algorithm 2 Sbtvmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Matrix D is defined as a non-learnable function matrix as in equation (5) and its transpose is D T . The shrinkage operation in the d-update with a threshold value of 2 γ is implemented using a shrinkage operation, as in equation (7), with a learnable threshold β k for each iteration k. The threshold value is learned separately for each IB rather than explicitly defining it the same for all iterations.…”
Section: Algorithm 2 Sbtvmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…It has a wide range of uses in biological (in vivo and ex vivo) imaging [1] such as the detection of hemoglobin [2], functional brain imaging [3], oxygen saturation monitoring [4], and pre-clinical cancer diagnoses [5]. Industrial imaging [6], including imaging of fractures, flaws [7] and lithium batteries [8] are just a few of the fascinating imaging applications made feasible by PAT imaging. The basis of PAT imaging is the photoacoustic phenomenon, whereby sound waves are detected as a result of optical illumination.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%