A deep learning approach for complex microstructure inference
Segmentation and classification of microstructures are required by quality control and materials development. The authors apply deep learning for the segmentation of complex phase steel microstructures, providing a bridge between experimental and computational methods for materials analysis.
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Main Authors: | Ali Riza Durmaz, Martin Müller, Bo Lei, Akhil Thomas, Dominik Britz, Elizabeth A. Holm, Chris Eberl, Frank Mücklich, Peter Gumbsch |
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Language: | EN |
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Nature Portfolio
2021
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Online Access: | https://doaj.org/article/63e5e4b34b434b15a778aed27ab99f3f |
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