Attribute Recognition Model and Application for Evaluating Expansive Soil

Aiming at the evaluation of expansive soil in practice, the assessment model and procedure for evaluating the expansion grade of expansive soil are developed in terms of attribute recognition theory. An evaluation index system is presented, the similar weight is defined by similar figures in determi...

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