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February 14, 2026Russian Journal of Building Construction and Architecture0 citationsOpen Access

Problems and Limitations of Using Machine Learning to Solve Problems in the Construction Sector

ORO.N. RedinaANA.N. NikolukinAKA.O. Korneeva

Key Points

  • This analysis addresses the challenges and limitations of machine learning applications in the construction sector.
  • Evaluated the reliability of analytical models in construction applications.
  • Analyzed the influence of initial data quality on model accuracy.
  • Discussed model adaptation issues related to construction data.
  • Explored the integration of process knowledge for model training.
  • Identified key factors affecting the reliability of machine learning models.
  • Emphasized the necessity of high-quality initial data for accurate predictions.
  • Outlined main directions for testing the adequacy of analytical models in construction.

Abstract

Statement of the problem. Currently, there is an obvious need to develop methods and approaches that allow analytical models to effectively cope with the uncertainty and errors of the source data, which is key to the successful implementation of machine learning in construction projects. Results. The article pays special attention to the reliability of analytical models, which require high accuracy to ensure the safety and durability of structures. The influence of the quality of the initial data, including the representativeness and balance of the sample, is analyzed, and the problems of adapting analytical models are also discussed. The importance of integrating knowledge about the work of the process occurring in structures for training (building) analytical models is noted, which can increase their adequacy and accuracy. Conclusions. The main directions for testing machine learning systems — evaluating the adequacy of the obtained analytical models for construction tasks — are formulated and justified.

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Redina et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/699011a12ccff479cfe588b2https://doi.org/10.36622/2542-0526.2026.69.1.002
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