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Deep Learning-based Mechanical Characterization of Synthetically Generated Plant Fibers under Transverse Compression
Plant fibers are increasingly used as sustainable reinforcements in composites, but the intrinsic variability of their microstructure causes substantial scatter in transverse mechanical behavior, complicating composite design. Characterizing this behavior relies on finite element (FE) simulations re
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