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In the quest for technological advancement, materials play a pivotal role. From semiconductors to
superconductors,
the properties of materials define the capabilities of our devices and systems. Traditional
methods of material
discovery, though robust, are time-consuming and expensive. Machine Learning (ML), a
transformative
technology that has revolutionized many fields. In the realm of material science, ML-assisted
material
discovery promises to accelerate the pace of innovation, enabling the development of materials
with unprecedented
properties and functionalities.
Data-Driven Paradigm
ML-assisted material discovery operates on a data-driven paradigm. Enormous datasets containing
information about the properties, structure, and performance of materials are used to train
models.
This treasure trove of data encompasses experimental results, simulations, and insights from
scientific
literature. By mining this information, ML models can uncover hidden patterns and relationships
that may elude human researchers.
Feature Engineering
The heart of ML-assisted material discovery lies in feature engineering. Relevant descriptors
are extracted
from the data, capturing crucial aspects like elemental composition, crystal structure,
electronic properties,
and more. These features serve as the foundation upon which predictive models are constructed.
Predictive Models
ML models, ranging from linear regressions to complex deep neural networks, are trained to
predict material
properties based on the extracted features. Through iterative learning, these models become
adept at discerning
intricate relationships between a material's structure and its performance characteristics.
Sir CV Raman Block , Anna University.
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