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Physics-informed machine learning framework integrating solid solution strengthening theory for accelerated hardness prediction in high-entropy alloys

Figure 7. Mechanistic interpretability analysis of the Hybrid PIML framework. (A) SHAP summary beeswarm plot. The physics-derived strengthening parameter (LSterm) exhibits a distinct positive correlation with hardness, validating the model’s adherence to SSS principles; (B) Global feature importance ranking. The LSterm is identified as the dominant predictor among all features, confirming that the PIML architecture successfully prioritizes physical mechanisms over raw compositional data; (C) SHAP dependence plot for LSterm. The curve reveals a clear monotonic increasing relationship between the theoretical strengthening factor and predicted hardness, demonstrating the model’s capability to capture the underlying non-linear physical laws. Hybrid PIML: Hybrid physics-informed machine learning; SHAP: SHapley Additive exPlanations; SSS: solid solution strengthening; VEC: valence electron concentration.

Journal of Materials Informatics
ISSN 2770-372X (Online)
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