PPgNN v1
This is neural network model uses data that was collected from multiple sources. Listed below are all the sources from where data was used to train the model shown on the home page. The complete data set used to train the model is stored here.
Materials and Test Types
| Reference | Material | SX or DS | Test Type | Dwell Type |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Rodas, Gorgannejad, Neu9 | CMSX-8 | SX | IF | None, T, C |
| Amaro, Antolovich, Neu10 | PWA1484 | SX | TMF | None, C |
| Segersäll, Leidermark, Moverare11 | STAL-15 | SX | TMF | C |
| Segersäll, Deng12 | STAL-15 | SX | TMF | T |
| Lafata, Rettberg, He, Pollock13 | René N5 | SX | IF | C |
| Hong, Choi, Kim, Yoo, Jo14 | CMSX-4 | SX | IF | T&C |
| Hong, Kang, Choi, Kim, Yoo, Jo15 | CMSX-4 | SX | TMF | None |
| Hong, Yoon, Choi, Kim, Yoo, Jo16 | CMSX-4 | SX | TMF | None |
| Egly, Lang, Löhe17 | CMSX-4 | SX | TMF | T |
| Moverare, Johansson, Reed18 | CMSX-4 | SX | TMF | C |
| Ott, Mughrabi19 | CMSX-4, CSMX-6 | SX | IF | None |
| Okazaki, Take, Kakehi, Yamazaki, Sakane, Arai, et al.20 | CMSX-4, CM247LC | SX, DS | IF, TMF | None, C |
| Wahl, Harris21 | CMSX-4 PLUS | SX | IF | None |
| Yandt, Wu, Tsuno, Sato22 | LSC-11, CSMX-4 | SX | IF | None, C |
| Okazaki, Sakaguchi23 | CMSX-2, CSMX-4 | SX | IF, TMF | None |
| Wahl, Harris24 | CMSX-7, CMSX-8 | SX | IF | None |
| Reed, Moverare, Sato, Karlsson, Hasselqvist25 | STAL-15 | SX | TMF | C |
| Sato, Moverare, Hasselqvist, Reed26 | STAL-15 | SX | TMF | C |
| Segersäll, Kontis, Pedrazzini, Bagot, Moody, Moverare, et al.27 | STAL-15, STAL-15-Si, STAL-15-Re | SX | TMF | C |
| Moverare, Johansson28 | SCA425Hf | SX | TMF | C |
| Gabb, Gayda, Miner29 | René N4 | SX | IF | None |
| Yu, Sun, Jin, Zhao, Guan, Hu30 | SRR99 | SX | IF | None |
| Han, Yu, Sun, Hu31 | SRR99 | SX | TMF | None |
| Fleury, Rémy32 | AM1 | SX | IF | None |
| Estrada Rodas33 | CMSX-8 | SX | TMF | None |
| Shenoy, Gordon, McDowell, Neu34 | GTD-111 | DS | IF | None, T, C |
| Gordon35 | GTD-111 | DS | IF | None, T, C |
| Engler-Pinto, Jr., Noseda, Nazmy, Fezai-Aria36 | CM247LC | DS | TMF | None |
| Kirka37 | CM247LC | DS | IF, TMF | None, T, C |
| Kirka, Brindley, Neu, Antolovich, Shinde, Gravett38 | CM247LC | DS | IF, TMF | None, T, C |
| Guth, Petráš, Škorík, Kruml, Man, Lang, et al.39 | CM247LC | DS | TMF | None, T, C |
| Okazaki, Tabata, Nohmi40 | René 80H, CM247LC | DS | IF | None |
| Rai, Sahu, Das, Paulose, Fernando41 | CM247LC | DS | IF | None, T |
| Moore, Neu42 | CM247LC | DS | IF | None, C |
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