This invention discloses a method for predicting the bearing stratum of cast-in-place piles based on deep fusion of
multimodal data. By integrating the original borehole data and
multimodal data of cast-in-place piles, and leveraging
deep learning to mine information, it reduces additional drilling and lowers costs. Simultaneously, through data preprocessing and rapid calculation using a
deep learning model, the results are obtained simply by inputting the
pile location coordinates after model training, significantly shortening the cycle and improving project progress. Furthermore, by integrating
multimodal data to construct a comprehensive
feature vector, the model deeply fuses and analyzes the data, learning location correlation patterns to achieve bearing stratum prediction for large-area sites, resulting in more comprehensive and continuous results, overcoming the shortcomings of traditional methods. In addition, the multimodal
feature vector encompasses multiple types of information, and
deep learning techniques such as cross-
modal attention fusion modules consider intermodal relationships. The model comprehensively mines deep feature patterns from various factors, enabling more accurate prediction of key information such as bearing stratum type, burial depth, and thickness.