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1. Materials Science › Machine Learning in Materials Science

   Machine-learning-accelerated high-throughput materials screening: Discovery of novel quaternary Heusler compounds

   Kim, Ward, He, Krishna, Agrawal and Wolverton · Physical Review Materials · 2018

   The authors trained a machine-learning model on DFT data from the OQMD to predict material stability, and used it to speed up the search for new quaternary Heusler compounds.

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   1. UncheckedA machine-learning approach finds new stable materials about 30 times faster than undirected searches and predicts 55 new stable quaternary Heusler compounds.“Our ML-based approach can find new stable materials at a rate 30 times faster than undirected searches and we use it to predict 55 previously unknown, stable QH compounds.”