Abstract
With the resource development gradually into the deep, rock explosion phenomenon is more and more frequent. The suddenness and harmfulness of rockbursts threaten the safe development of underground resources. In order to more accurately predict the possible intensities of rockbursts in specific rock conditions and stress environments, the rock mechanical and stress parameters between different intensities of rockbursts are further explored, an AdaBoost model considering the differences in the hierarchy is established, and a Flash Hill-Climbing method is proposed to optimize the hyperparameters in the classification model. Finally, a misclassification difference index (MCDI) is defined to quantitatively characterize the severity of misclassification. The results show that the accuracy of the Improved AdaBoost model is about 2.3% higher than that of the Normal AdaBoost model, and the Misclassification Difference Index (MCDI) of the Normal AdaBoost model is 05, while the the Improved AdaBoost model is 00. The model can provide a theoretical reference for rockburst prediction.