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Clustering in atom probe tomography data: coordination number metric, percolation-based parameter scaling, and size effects
The ability to identify nanometer-scale nuclei of new phases in atom probe tomography (APT) is often limited by the sensitivity of clustering algorithms to user-defined control parameters. Conventional approaches typically rely on the Euclidean distance metric and consider only solute atoms, thereby
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