Researchers have developed a data-efficient method for correcting the indentation size effect (ISE) in steels using machine learning and physics-guided augmentation. By augmenting a dataset of approximately 700 experimental indentations, they trained a constrained neural network to predict reference hardness, achieving high accuracy ($R^2 > 0.98$) and stable estimates even in the shallow indentation regime. This approach offers a pathway for data-efficient mechanical characterization of volume-constrained materials. AI
影响 Provides a novel data-efficient workflow for materials characterization, potentially applicable beyond steels.
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