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RAPIL: a reliability-aware physics-guided learning framework for robust density prediction and generalization assessment in laser powder bed fusion

Jul 2026 · Applied Physics A · Vol 132 · 0 citations · 26 references

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The Reliability-Aware Physics-Guided Learning (RAPIL) framework provides an interpretable, reliability-aware framework for relative density prediction across heterogeneous LPBF datasets while highlighting the remaining challenges associated with machine-dependent variability and model transferability.

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