Accurate prediction of structural failure modes under seismic excitations is crucial for assessing seismic risk and resilience.
A study proposes a framework to construct balanced datasets that include distinct failure modes.
The framework consists of three steps, including identifying critical ground motion features, estimating probability densities of failure domains, and generating samples transformed into ground motion time histories.
Numerical investigations using different structural models show that the framework effectively addresses dataset imbalance and improves machine learning performance in seismic failure mode prediction.