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Examples of melt pool cases. The left image shows a normal case of melt pools. The four melt pools on the right are anomaly cases: (a) small size but regular shape, (b) large size and irregular shape with spatters and plumes, (c) large size with plumes, and (d) normal size but irregular shape.
Published Online: April 23, 2025
Fig. 2 Examples of melt pool cases. The left image shows a normal case of melt pools. The four melt pools on the right are anomaly cases: ( a ) small size but regular shape, ( b ) large size and irregular shape with spatters and plumes, ( c ) large size with plumes, and ( d ) normal size but irreg... More about this image found in Examples of melt pool cases. The left image shows a normal case of melt poo...
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An illustration of the proposed self-supervised approach for the multilabel classification of melt pool anomalies, including (a) pretraining and (b) fine-tuning. Blue and gray boxes indicate unmasked and masked embeddings, respectively; in grayscale, these are distinguished by hatch and solid fill patterns.
Published Online: April 23, 2025
Fig. 4 An illustration of the proposed self-supervised approach for the multilabel classification of melt pool anomalies, including ( a ) pretraining and ( b ) fine-tuning. Blue and gray boxes indicate unmasked and masked embeddings, respectively; in grayscale, these are distinguished by hatch and... More about this image found in An illustration of the proposed self-supervised approach for the multilabel...
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Examples of misclassification results for each case: (a) size, (b) shape, (c) plume, and (d) spatter. T and P on the left images indicate “true” and “predicted,” respectively.
Published Online: April 23, 2025
Fig. 8 Examples of misclassification results for each case: ( a ) size, ( b ) shape, ( c ) plume, and ( d ) spatter. T and P on the left images indicate “true” and “predicted,” respectively. More about this image found in Examples of misclassification results for each case: ( a ) size, ( b ) shap...
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