PhyMLP: an automated strategy for machine-learning potential construction via data fusion and adaptive point-sampling
Yiqun Guo , Shihui Ning , Guoqi Guo , Yangchun Chen , Bowen Huang , Shifang Xiao , Wangyu Hu
Journal of Materials Informatics ›› 2026, Vol. 6 ›› Issue (3) : 37
This paper presents an automated strategy for constructing machine-learning potential (MLP) datasets through a physics-strengthened point-sampling scheme called physics-strengthened machine-learning potential (PhyMLP). By integrating heterogeneous data sources - including the Rose equation of state, experimental pressure-volume (P-V) measurements, traditional empirical potentials, and first-principles calculations - this method effectively circumvents computational bottlenecks and reduces the reliance on the exhaustive density functional theory (DFT) computations inherent in conventional training-set construction. The PhyMLP employs an adaptive, physics-guided sampling strategy that leverages intrinsic material responses and requires only a limited number of critical DFT calculations to efficiently characterize the potential energy surface. Using body-centered cubic tungsten as a benchmark system, the moment tensor potential trained on the PhyMLP-generated dataset exhibited exceptional predictive accuracy across a wide spectrum of material properties, ranging from fundamental physical constants to complex defect energetics and kinetic behavior. Ultimately, this study established a systematic and computationally efficient paradigm for developing accurate transferable MLPs, thereby offering a robust framework for large-scale atomistic simulations and advanced material modeling.
Machine-learning potentials / multi-source data fusion / automated dataset construction / tungsten / molecular dynamics
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