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January 26, 2026International Journal for Numerical Methods in Engineering2 citationsOpen Access

Rediscovering Hyperelasticity by Deep Symbolic Regression

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RARasul AbdusalamovMIM. Itskov

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  • The study aims to improve hyperelastic material modeling for elastomers by employing deep symbolic regression.
  • Utilized deep symbolic regression to identify strain energy functions from experimental data.
  • Focused on classical data sets from Treloar and Kawabata for vulcanized rubber.
  • Explored functional forms of strain energy related to the principal invariants of the right Cauchy-Green tensor.
  • Developed models with high predictive accuracy for various deformation modes.
  • Demonstrated effectiveness in uniaxial and equibiaxial tension, pure shear, and general biaxial loading.
  • Highlighted the importance of both invariants in modeling rubber-like material behavior.

Abstract

ABSTRACT Accurate hyperelastic material modeling of elastomers under multi‐axial loading still remains a research challenge. This work employs deep symbolic regression as an interpretable machine learning approach to discover novel strain energy functions directly from experimental results, with a specific focus on the classical Treloar and Kawabata data sets for vulcanized rubber. The proposed approach circumvents traditional human model selection biases by exploring possible functional forms of strain energy functions expressed in terms of both the first and second principal invariants of the right Cauchy‐Green tensor. The resulting models exhibit high predictive accuracy for various deformation modes, including uniaxial and equibiaxial tension, pure shear, and general biaxial loading. This underscores the potential of deep symbolic regression in advancing hyperelastic material modeling and highlights the importance of both invariants in capturing the complex behaviors of rubber‐like materials.

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Abdusalamov et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/697703d3722626c4468e8d3ahttps://doi.org/10.1002/nme.70258
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