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Zenodo
2025
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| Online Access: | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15761989 |
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- <p> High-entropy alloys (HEAs) offer remarkable properties in the areas of mechanics, temperature and chemistry. While <br>HEAs have a wide range of possible material compositions, both exploring and identifying them proves difficult for traditional <br>processes. ML methods have proven to be highly effective in speeding up materials research and optimization by exploring the <br>links between different compositions, structures and the related properties. It reviews the interaction between machine learning <br>(ML) and HEA research, pointing out successful applications along the materials creation process. It reviews several ML <br>methods used in developing HEA systems, such as supervised learning for forecasting properties, unsupervised learning for <br>detecting patterns, reinforcement learning for optimizing results and active learning for saving time during experimentation. The <br>review looks at the present obstacles, difficulties and potential paths forward for research involving ML in HEA. Using ML <br>along with physics and experiments greatly speeds up the search for new HEAs useful for many purposes. </p>