Research Article

Prediction of Compressive Strength of Concrete and Rock Using an Elementary Instance-Based Learning Algorithm

Table 3

Correlation matrices of concrete datasets.

Dataset 1ssaSFWcaageTCMHRWRAFACS

ssa10.040−0.854−0.27900.4790.682−0.5110.584
SF100000.030−0.2030.082
W10.3340−0.568−0.9170−0.485
ca10−0.965−0.5810−0.484
age10000.578
TCM10.76100.556
HRWRA10.1660.477
FA1−0.342
CS1

Dataset 2W/PSPcaFACssaCS

W/P10.138−0.306−0.5180.461−0.350−0.466
SP10.059−0.236−0.124−0.028−0.442
ca10.052−0.3790.141−0.027
FA1−0.612−0.2150.214
C1−0.1630.288
ssa10.375
CS1

Dataset 3W/Bs/aWFAAESPCS

W/B10.572−0.032−0.016−0.958−0.898−0.909
s/a1−0.382−0.122−0.622−0.482−0.333
W1−0.0140.208−0.209−0.286
FA10.0120.024−0.068
AE10.8630.841
SP10.922
CS1

The parameters listed in the first row of datasets 1 to 3 are defined in Table 2.