2021
DOI: 10.1016/j.engfracmech.2021.108130
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A physics-informed neural network for creep-fatigue life prediction of components at elevated temperatures

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“…In this way, data‐driven models can achieve a better prediction performance and also a lower requirement on the size of training datasets, thanks to the cooperation between different information sources for modeling. Several exploration works have been reported for the development of domain knowledge‐integrated data‐driven models 39–42 . For example, Read et al 41 explored encoding the principle of energy conservation into the loss function of ANNs for lake water temperature prediction, Masi et al 42 studied the fusion of principles of thermodynamics into the structure design of ANNs for material constitutive modeling, and Gan et al 39 recently developed a robust damage theory‐informed data‐driven model for remaining life prediction under stepwise loading.…”
Section: Domain Knowledge‐integrated Elm Ensemble Modelmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…In this way, data‐driven models can achieve a better prediction performance and also a lower requirement on the size of training datasets, thanks to the cooperation between different information sources for modeling. Several exploration works have been reported for the development of domain knowledge‐integrated data‐driven models 39–42 . For example, Read et al 41 explored encoding the principle of energy conservation into the loss function of ANNs for lake water temperature prediction, Masi et al 42 studied the fusion of principles of thermodynamics into the structure design of ANNs for material constitutive modeling, and Gan et al 39 recently developed a robust damage theory‐informed data‐driven model for remaining life prediction under stepwise loading.…”
Section: Domain Knowledge‐integrated Elm Ensemble Modelmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Apart from ensemble learning, domain knowledge integration is also a useful approach to essentially improve the accuracy and stability of ANN‐based models. It has shown that incorporating domain knowledge as the restrictions or benchmarks for model training can inherently optimize the data‐driven process of model prediction 39,40 . As an emerging modeling methodology, domain knowledge‐integrated ANN‐based models are still in the exploration stage, and several successful applications have been reported in previous studies 39–42 …”
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“…The division ratio is related to the overall size of the data set. Based on the above, 80% of the data is used for training, and 20% is used for testing [44]. In the collected 450 sets of data sets, 360 sets of sample data are used for training, and 90 sets of sample data are used for testing.…”
Section: Optimization and Evaluation Of The Modelmentioning
confidence: 99%