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Bridges and culverts deteriorate with time and use. While in the past, various data-driven deterioration models, including Bayesian models, probit model, and Markov chains are proposed in the literature to model bridge deterioration, these models either suffer from low accuracy or are too complex to be applicable. Recently deep learning (DL) AI models are shown to significantly outperform other analytical modeling methodologies in a variety of application domains. In the past we have developed several novel DL models for enhanced bridge and culvert deterioration forecasting. Our results show that DL-based models outperform other existing models.
Bridge Management System (BMS) needs an analytical tool that can predict bridge element deterioration and answer questions related to bridge preservat...
Reliable data-driven forecasting models allow for public agencies to plan for future needs and resource allocation. Conditions of bridge assets are ma...
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