“…Previously, artificial neural networks were already used to analyze nickel‐based alloys, 26,27 but these works dealt with applications in synthesizing new chemical compositions of heat‐resistant alloys, 26,28–31 in modeling the change in the coefficient of thermal expansion, 32,33 in modeling energy hysteresis, 34 in the prediction of low‐cycle fatigue energy, 35 in modeling the development of fatigue cracks, 36 in predicting the occurrence of material defects, 37 and in modeling the time to failure 38 . Moreover, each study was typically limited to a single grade of alloy.…”