January 1, 2016Open Access

Machine-learning prediction of the d-band center for metals and bimetals

ITIchigaku TakigawaHokkaido University KSKen‐ichi ShimizuHokkaido University of Science KTKoji TsudaTokyo Medical University

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The d-band centers for eleven metals and their pairwise bimetals for two different structures (1% metal doped- or overlayer-covered metal surfaces) are statistically predicted using machine learning methods from readily available values as descriptors for the target metals.

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