2021
DOI: 10.1007/s00521-021-06553-y
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Multivariate regression and genetic programming for prediction of backbreak in open-pit blasting

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“…When all the variables introduced into the equation have reached a significant level, and at the same time, no new variables can be introduced, the stepwise regression is announced, and the optimal equation obtained at this time is between the least independent variables and the best fitting effect. The optimal equilibrium is reached [ 20 ]. It should be pointed out that the reason why it is emphasized here that the independent variables included in the regression equation should be as few as possible without affecting the fitting effect of the regression equation is that the more independent variables, the higher the requirements for data sources [ 21 ].…”
Section: Our Modelmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…When all the variables introduced into the equation have reached a significant level, and at the same time, no new variables can be introduced, the stepwise regression is announced, and the optimal equation obtained at this time is between the least independent variables and the best fitting effect. The optimal equilibrium is reached [ 20 ]. It should be pointed out that the reason why it is emphasized here that the independent variables included in the regression equation should be as few as possible without affecting the fitting effect of the regression equation is that the more independent variables, the higher the requirements for data sources [ 21 ].…”
Section: Our Modelmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The effect of input variables on the output variable was studied by sensitivity analysis using the cosine amplitude method in this study, enabling the identification of the most critical input variable. The mathematical relation is shown below. , R i j = k = 1 n ( x i k × x j k ) k = 1 n x i k 2 × k = 1 n x j k 2 where R ij is the sensitivity of an input variable, x i is the input variable, x j is the output variable, and n represents the number of data set.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Multiple regression analysis has a wider range of applications. Since linear regression analysis is relatively simple and common, the following first introduces multiple linear regression [25,26]. On the basis of linear analysis, dummy variable regression and a class of curve regression models that can be transformed into linear regression are gradually introduced.…”
Section: Cost Control Measures At the Completion Stagementioning
confidence: 99%