A machine learning perspective on the inverse indentation problem: uniqueness, surrogate modeling, and learning elasto-plastic properties from pile-up
Quan Jiao(Liaoning Academy of Agricultural Sciences), Joost J. Vlassak(Harvard University), Chang‐Fu Han(Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (Taiwan)), Jong‐hyoung Kim(Harvard University), Chia-Hua Chang(Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (Taiwan)), Yongchao Chen(Harvard University)
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