2022
DOI: 10.3390/buildings12050502
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Implementation of a Life Cycle Cost Deep Learning Prediction Model Based on Building Structure Alternatives for Industrial Buildings

Abstract: Undoubtedly, most industrial buildings have a huge Life Cycle Cost (LCC) throughout their lifespan, and most of these costs occur in structural operation and maintenance costs, environmental impact costs, etc. Hence, it is necessary to think about a fast way to determine the LCC values. Therefore, this article presents an LCC deep learning prediction model to assess structural and envelope-type alternatives for industrial building, and to make a decision for the most suitable structure. The input and output cr… Show more

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“… Predictive modelling: Under various loads and environmental circumstances, RC frame performance and behaviour may be predicted using ML algorithms. The viability and dependability of design choices are assessed with the aid of these prediction models [39].…”
Section: Data Visualization Was Conducted By Utilizingmentioning
confidence: 99%
“… Predictive modelling: Under various loads and environmental circumstances, RC frame performance and behaviour may be predicted using ML algorithms. The viability and dependability of design choices are assessed with the aid of these prediction models [39].…”
Section: Data Visualization Was Conducted By Utilizingmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The main provisions of [38] stand for this decision. Of some interest is the lifecycle of a structure, taking into account the impact perception to be evaluated using the methodology provided in [39], based on (a), relaxed-tensioned cables (b) [30], prestressed joint with energy dissipating elements (c) [31], and supplementary frame structure (d) [32].…”
Section: The Effect Of Initial and Impact-triggered Imperfectionsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The main provisions of [38] stand for this decision. Of some interest is the lifecycle of a structure, taking into account the impact perception to be evaluated using the methodology provided in [39], based on the variant design of a steel structure and the restorability of its bearing capacity.…”
Section: Other Featuresmentioning
confidence: 99%