Decoding physical mechanisms governing elastic moduli in inorganic materials through interpretable machine learning

Interpretable ML with 34 key features predicts shear ( G ) and bulk ( K ) moduli ( R 2 = 0.892/0.949), reveals the physical origins, and uncovers synergistic and compensatory feature interactions for rational elastic property design of inorganic materials.

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Journal of Materials Chemistry A
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2026-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.1039/d6ta00098c
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Machine Learning in Materials Science
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Decoding physical mechanisms governing elastic moduli in inorganic materials through interpretable machine learning

Wu Li, Xin Zhang, H. J. Yang, Jia Du
Journal of Materials Chemistry A
Machine Learning in Materials Science
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Decoding physical mechanisms governing elastic moduli in inorganic materials through interpretable machine learning

Wu Li, Xin Zhang, H. J. Yang, Jia Du
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Abstract

Interpretable ML with 34 key features predicts shear ( G ) and bulk ( K ) moduli ( R 2 = 0.892/0.949), reveals the physical origins, and uncovers synergistic and compensatory feature interactions for rational elastic property design of inorganic materials.

Journal of Materials Chemistry A
Beijing University of Technology (CN)
Openalex Percentile: Top 7%
Machine Learning in Materials Science
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