Software (GUI/APP) for Developing AI-based Models Capable of Predicting Load-Displacement Curve and AFM Image during Nanoindentation
During nanoindentation tests, the load-displacement curve is used for estimating mechanical properties, while an indent image obtained through atomic force microscopy (AFM) is used for studying deformation of a material. We present a computational platform for developing artificial intelligence-base...
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