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3 claims from 1 paper

1. Materials Science › Machine Learning in Materials Science

   High-Throughput Machine-Learning-Driven Synthesis of Full-Heusler Compounds

   Oliynyk, Antono, Sparks et al. · Chemistry of Materials · 2016

   A machine-learning model was trained to predict which element combinations form Heusler compounds, and was used to predict 12 new gallium-containing compounds that were then confirmed experimentally.

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   1. UncheckedThe authors report that their model correctly identifies 94% of Heusler compounds and wrongly flags 1% of non-Heusler compounds as Heusler.“The model has a true positive rate of 0.94 (and false positive rate of 0.01).”
   2. UncheckedA machine-learning model flagged 12 new gallium-based Heusler compounds (MRu2Ga and RuM2Ga, M = Ti–Co), which the authors report were confirmed experimentally.“It was applied to screen candidates with the formula AB 2 C and predict the existence of 12 novel gallides M Ru 2 Ga and Ru M 2 Ga (M = Ti–Co) as Heusler compounds, which were confirmed experimentally.”
   3. UncheckedOne of the predicted gallides, TiRu2Ga, showed diffraction peaks the paper says indicate an ordered Heusler structure rather than a disordered CsCl-type one.“One member, TiRu 2 Ga, exhibited diagnostic superstructure peaks that confirm the adoption of an ordered Heusler as opposed to a disordered CsCl-type structure.”