Abstract:
The study focuses on developing neuro-fuzzy and fuzzy models for laser alloying of structural steel $\mathrm{30Õ\Gamma ÑÍ2À}$ with
chromium, based on numerical experiment results. Finite element modeling of laser alloying for steel $\mathrm{30Õ\Gamma ÑÍ2À}$ was
performed using APDL programming language, accounting for temperature-dependent thermophysical material properties and
power densities, and employing a face-centered central composite experimental design. The experimental factors included time
intervals corresponding to the durations of three laser pulse fronts and their peak power densities, while the response variables
were maximum temperatures in the processing zone. The model quality was evaluated using statistical metrics ($RMSE$, $MAE$, $MAPE$, $R^2$) on a test dataset. The results demonstrate the superior predictive accuracy of neuro-fuzzy models over conventional
fuzzy models for laser alloying parameters.