ArticleScientific reports2026
Deep learning-based intelligent prediction of strata pressure in a steeply inclined fully mechanized longwall face.
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Reliable prediction of strata-pressure evolution is essential for intelligent longwall mining, but steeply inclined panels show spatially heterogeneous support loading that challenges short-term warning. Here we analyse two months of hydraulic-support data from Panel II1013 in the Huaibei mining area and develop a local prediction workflow for support-pressure states. Missing and zero values were repaired, random measurement noise was reduced using a one-dimensional Kalman filter, and normalized sliding-window samples were used to compare CNN, LSTM, CNN-LSTM, Transformer and CNN-LSTM-Attention models against persistence and BP neural network baselines. Data analysis revealed a persistent high-pressure concentration from the middle to upper face. Under matched data partitioning, CNN-LSTM-Attention achieved the lowest test RMSE and highest R
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