A multi-material gradient interface microscopic crack path prediction method comprises the following steps: S1, according to material similarity or geometric adjacency, orienting to form an edge, and generating an interface diagram; s2, extracting an energy release rate, a
principal stress gradient and a temperature; s3, the three field quantities are mapped back to the graph through KD-Tree nearest neighbor and differentiable
Gaussian interpolation, and node and edge embedding features are obtained; s4, the temperature-stress-energy
cascade gating
message passing network calculates a
crack initiation probability and an edge probability, and extracts a crack path according to the maximum cumulative probability; s5, the path is gridded into an indication
tensor, and an error gradient for the probability and the
energy density is generated; s6, synchronously correcting the network weight and the local
energy density according to the gradient, and circulating the steps S2 to S5 until the
score is converged; s7, freezing the weight, screening
crack initiation nodes, performing spline
smoothing on a path, formatting an energy field and a reliability
label, and outputting the energy field and the reliability
label; according to the method, high-precision failure evaluation is obtained with less calculation amount, and the
crack initiation position, the three-dimensional crack curve and the reliability level are output.