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Scalable Bayesian Optimization of Composite Functions for Image-Based Inverse Problems in Materials Characterization
Estimating physical parameters from scientific images is a common inverse problem in materials characterization that often relies on expensive physics-based simulations. In electron microscopy, specimen thickness and crystal mistilt are critical parameters that govern how electrons scatter through t
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