Demonstrates the effectiveness of a machine learning model for predicting fracture toughness in bi-materials, suggesting improved reliability through experimental validation.
• An interpretable NRBO-XGBoost-SHAP model is developed to predict the effective fracture toughness ( K eff ) of R-C bi-material. • Data from laboratory CSTBD testing and published literature were used to train and test NRBO-XGBoost-SHAP model. • Seven machine learning models were compared, and the NRBO-XGBoost model performed best in predicting K eff . • To enhance the model’s interpretability, SHAP analysis was integrated with classical fracture mechanics principles. • The NRBO-XGBoost model’s reliability was further substantiated through experimental validation utilizing a new dataset.
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