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Machine learning-driven multi-objective optimisation of shape-memory programming parameters in 4D-printed PLA
DOI:10.1016/j.matdes.2026.117160.png)
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• A validated surrogate framework enables systematic selection of shape-memory programming conditions.
• Recovery temperature dominates recovery speed and final shape recovery.
• Surrogate models capture nonlinear responses despite replicate-level variability.
• Selected knee predicts 3.14 s recovery time, 99.72% shape fixity and 91.70% shape recovery.
Keywords:
Additive manufacturing
4D printing
Shape-memory polymer
Multi-objective optimisation
Design of experiments
Machine learning surrogate model
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