Deconvoluting thermomechanical effects in X-ray diffraction data using machine learning

Lim, R.E.; Shang, S.-L.; Chuang, C.; Phan, T.Q.; Liu, Z.-K.; Pagan, D.C.

doi:10.1107/S2053273325000403

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Figure 11
The evolving (a) mean $[\varepsilon^{\rm T}_{\rm Mean}]$ , (b) maximum $[\varepsilon^{\rm T}_{\rm Max.}]$ , (c) minimum $[\varepsilon^{\rm T}_{\rm Min.}]$ and (d) standard deviation $[\varepsilon^{\rm T}_{\rm STD}]$ of the distribution of thermal strain within the experimental X-ray diffraction volume with respect to time t extracted using trained GPR surrogate models. The red error bars correspond to the square root of the variance (standard deviation) of the GPR surrogate model predictions.

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