journal article·2025-01

MT-CrackNet:A multi-task deep learning framework for automatic in-situ fatigue micro-crack detection and quantification

Xiangyun Long, Hongyu Ji, Jinkang Liu, Xiaogang Wang, Chao Jiang

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