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Automation of Construction Risk Management Processes Based on Machine Learning Algorithms: Problem Formulation and Efficiency Analysis

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Razgonau Aliaksandr

Rubric:Technical sciences in general
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The article examines theoretical and applied aspects of automating construction risk management processes using machine learning algorithms. It is shown that under conditions of high uncertainty in construction projects, traditional risk management approaches are limited in terms of responsiveness and forecasting accuracy. A conceptual model of risk management automation is considered, taking into account schedule, cost, quality, resource, and contractual factors. The main classes of machine learning algorithms applicable to risk prediction and ranking are analyzed. Based on a comparative analysis of published practical cases from large construction companies, the applied effects of implementing algorithmic solutions are demonstrated, including reduced losses, increased transparency of control, and improved quality of managerial decision-making.

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automation
construction projects
construction risk management
risk prediction
digitalization of construction
efficiency analysis
machine learning

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Razgonau Aliaksandr

Rubric:Technical sciences in general
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