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September 28, 2025Open Access

Intelligent Identification of Overburden Fractures in Physical Simulation Experiments Based on Improved U-Net Deep Learning and Multimodal Data Fusion

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Automatic fracture identification enhances recognition accuracy in physical simulations, suggesting improved mining practices.

The intelligent recognition system achieves 200 frames per second in real-time processing, enhancing operational efficiency.
Experimental results show a Dice coefficient of 0.91, indicating significantly better performance compared to traditional methods.
The approach incorporates multimodal data types, including RGB imagery and FMI resistivity data, for comprehensive fracture analysis.
Integration of attention gating mechanisms and ResNet-34 improves the model's ability to handle complex backgrounds effectively.

Zhang et al. (2025) studied this question.

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September 28, 2025Open Access

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Automatic fracture identification enhances recognition accuracy in physical simulations, suggesting improved mining practices.

The intelligent recognition system achieves 200 frames per second in real-time processing, enhancing operational efficiency.
Experimental results show a Dice coefficient of 0.91, indicating significantly better performance compared to traditional methods.
The approach incorporates multimodal data types, including RGB imagery and FMI resistivity data, for comprehensive fracture analysis.
Integration of attention gating mechanisms and ResNet-34 improves the model's ability to handle complex backgrounds effectively.

Zhang et al. (2025) studied this question.

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