Abstract:Low-cycle fatigue reliability assessment of mechanical structures is crucial for ensuring the safety and service life of structures. To effectively conduct low-cycle fatigue reliability assessment, an elective ensemble collaborative surrogate modeling (SECSM) method was proposed based on collaborative modeling method, basis function selection strategy, and Stacking ensemble learning. First, the collaborative modeling method is used to decompose the analysis problem into sub-objectives and main objective. Then, leave-one-out cross-validation is applied to exclude surrogate models with poor precision from the basis function model family. Finally, base learners and meta-learner are selected from the remaining models for Stacking ensemble learning. The modeling characteristics and simulation performance of different surrogate models are verified through the low-cycle fatigue reliability assessment for high-pressure turbine blisk of an aeroengine under flow-thermal-structural coupling. The results show that the SECSM method has a low mean absolute error, high goodness of fit, and simulation precision, demonstrating excellent modeling characteristics and simulation performance. It provides valuable insights for low-cycle fatigue reliability analysis of mechanical structures.