Proceedings of International Conference on Applied Innovation in IT  ·  2026/06/12  ·  Vol. 14  ·  Issue 4  ·  pp. 245–250
Predicting Fire Risk in High-Risk Facilities Using Risk Estimation Algorithms
Tolaniddin Nurmuxamedov, Oybek Koraboshev, Rustambek Melikuziev and Said Shaumarov
This article considers the issue of using algorithms for calculation of estimates in ensuring fire safety at high-fire risk facilities. The proposed algorithms are based on methods and approaches such as multi-criteria assessment and statistical analysis. According to the assessment results, facilities are rated according to the level of danger and optimal management decisions are developed for fire prevention measures. The possibilities of fire risk monitoring and prediction are also considered. As a result of the research, an algorithmic solution has been developed that helps digitize the decision-making process aimed at increasing the level of safety for high-fire risk facilities. This approach allows reducing fire risk, minimizing errors caused by the human factor, and effectively planning safety measures. However, in this article, mathematical models and statistical analysis methods are used to assess fire risk, and the accuracy of predictions is increased through the integration of artificial intelligence with machine learning algorithms. According to the results, the developed model allows for early detection of dangerous situations in high-risk facilities and increases the efficiency of security systems. Using the proposed algorithms, an index expressing the risk level in percentages is formed, which facilitates the categorization of facilities by risk level. The results of this study will be of practical importance in the field of fire safety for the modernization of monitoring systems, optimization of the activities of firefighting services, and planning preventive measures.
Algorithms for Calculation of Estimates Control Parameters Optimization Hybrid Approaches Distance Matrices Minimization Factors Features
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