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This paper addresses a critical problem in smart manufacturing: anomaly detection in complex processes like robotic welding. It highlights the limitations of existing methods that lack causal understanding and struggle with heterogeneous data. The proposed Causal-HM framework offers a novel solution by explicitly modeling the physical process-to-result dependency, using sensor data to guide feature extraction and enforcing a causal architecture. The impressive I-AUROC score on a new benchmark suggests significant advancements in the field.
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Causal-HM achieves a state-of-the-art (SOTA) I-AUROC of 90.7%.

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AI-Driven Thermal Modeling Revolutionizes Friction Stir Welding

Published:Dec 15, 2025 16:41
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ArXiv

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This research explores a cutting-edge approach, using atomistic simulations to guide convolutional neural networks for enhanced thermal modeling in friction stir welding. This integration promises significant advancements in welding process optimization and material property prediction.
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The article focuses on using atomistic simulation guided convolutional neural networks.