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Table 1.

Classification standard of rockburst intensity grading features.

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Table 2.

The corresponding prediction index grading standard.

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Table 3.

The rockburst intensity predictive index values and corresponding normalized values of Ideal Rock Masses.

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Table 4.

Predictive index values of rockburst cases in underground engineering at home and abroad.

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Fig 1.

The distribution of predictive indexes for each case.

Index 1 is σθ/σc, the ratio of rock shear stress and uniaxial compressive strength. Index 2 is σc/σt, the ratio of rock uniaxial compressive strength and tensile strength. Index 3 is Is, the brittleness index of rock. Index 4 is Wet, the elastic energy index of rock.

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Fig 2.

The distribution of variable weights for each case.

Index 1 is σθ/σc, the ratio of rock shear stress and uniaxial compressive strength. Index 2 is σc/σt, the ratio of rock uniaxial compressive strength and tensile strength. Index 3 is Is, the brittleness index of rock. Index 4 is Wet, the elastic energy index of rock.

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Table 5.

Weight values of predictive indexes for ideal rock mass and engineering cases.

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Table 6.

The comprehensive correlation degrees and rockburst intensity grading variables of each ideal rock mass.

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Table 7.

Rockburst intensity feature grades and grading variable interval.

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Table 8.

Prediction results 1.

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Prediction results 2.

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