Irradiated mechanical properties predicted by a machine learning method with the Fourier-transform-based feature extension

High-dimensional nonlinear relationships between the irradiated yield strength and its influencing factors, including doses, temperatures, and crystal structures, are difficult to explicitly characterize in the absence of a comprehensive database. In this study, we developed a machine learning metho...

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Published in:Journal of nuclear science and technology 2024-06, Vol.61 (6), p.713-732
Main Authors: Dong, Yingxuan, Lv, Junnan, Zuo, Hong, Li, Qun
Format: Article
Language:English
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Design optimization
dimensional extension method of feature vector
Fourier transforms
Irradiation
Machine learning
Material properties
Mechanical properties
Prediction models
supported vector machine for regression
Yield strength
Yield stress
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Summary:High-dimensional nonlinear relationships between the irradiated yield strength and its influencing factors, including doses, temperatures, and crystal structures, are difficult to explicitly characterize in the absence of a comprehensive database. In this study, we developed a machine learning method with the Fourier-transform-based feature extension, successfully constructing the prediction model of irradiated yield strength by a relatively small and sparse database of irradiated material properties. The analysis suggests that the proposed feature extension method improves the training performances of machine learning with small dataset. And the present model is accurate and feasible for predicting the irradiated yielding behaviors. Furthermore, we attempt the inverse machine learning model to determine material properties and irradiation conditions according to the desired yield strength. Since the parameter combinations commensurate with a fixed strength are diverse, the optimal model is helpful in reversely calculating and optimizing material performances. The data-driven machine learning method, which can detect the implicit correlations among numerous data, exhibits great prospects in investigating irradiated mechanical properties and exploring multiscale links in the nuclear material field. This work holds the promise for optimizing the design of in-pile structural components and can be further extended to other machine learning problems with the small dataset.
ISSN:0022-3131
1881-1248
DOI:10.1080/00223131.2023.2267044