ArticleScientific reports2025
Settlement early warning method for high speed railway subgrades based on TD Transformer.
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During high speed railway construction, shield-tunnel undercrossing frequently induces subgrade settlement, which threatens project safety and progress. Existing settlement monitoring methods struggle to provide timely early warnings due to unclear data features and inadequate long-term dependency modeling.To address this, we propose a settlement early warning method for high-speed railway subgrades based on TD Transformer. Firstly, we utilize temporal-spatial enhanced attention (TSEA) for feature extraction from high-speed railway settlement data, effectively resolving the problem of vague features post-extraction. Secondly, dynamic global temporal attention (DGTA) is employed to dynamically capture and represent the long-term dependencies of settlement data. Experimental results demonstrate that TD Transformer achieves Accuracy, Precision, Recall, and F1-Score of 93.39%, 93.10%, 93.40%, and 93.24%, respectively, outperforming other advanced settlement early warning methods for high-speed railway subgrade with relative improvements of 1.24%, 1.3%, 1.3%, and 1.27%.This method effectively forecasts subgrade settlement and exhibits significant superiority in the task of multi-factor settlement early warning for high-speed railway subgrades.
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