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Uncertainty Quantification of Phase Equilibria and Thermodynamics (UQPET) Framework
1. PHASE FIELD WORKSHOP IX
EVANSTON, IL
NOVEMBER 5, 2019
UNCERTAINTY
QUANTIFICATION OF
PHASE EQUILIBRIA AND
THERMODYNAMICS
NOAH PAULSON
Computational Materials Scientist
Applied Materials Division
Argonne National Laboratory
Lemont, IL
2. CHIMAD UQPET
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• Uncertainty Quantification of Phase Equilibria and Thermodynamics (UQPET)
working group
• Researchers from Argonne, NIST, U Chicago, QuesTek, etc.
• Focused on UQ for thermodynamics and CALPHAD, in addition to other
applications
• Discussion of grand challenges
• Collaboration development
• Organization of workshops, etc.
6. BAYESIAN FRAMEWORK
DATA WEIGHTING
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Pr 𝐃 𝚯, 𝜶, 𝑀 = ෑ
i
ෑ
j
N yj
i
𝑀 xj
i
, 𝚯 , Τεj
i
αiLikelihood:
dataset index
data point index
Bayesian
hyperparameter
reported
error
Paulson, N.H., et al., IJES, 142
pg.74-93 (2019)
17. ABSTRACT
Uncertainty Quantification (UQ) for the CALculation of PHAse Diagrams (CALPHAD)
method has been investigated by various researchers over the past several decades;
however, interest in this topic has exploded with the widespread recognition of the impact
that CALPHAD modeling has made on the design of complex materials, including high
entropy and additively manufactured alloys. The open-source Python package, ESPEI,
employs Markov chain Monte Carlo (MCMC) sampling to perform Bayesian inference on
CALPHAD parameters and to propagate the uncertainty to the prediction of thermodynamic
properties. While some studies demonstrate the propagation of parameter uncertainty to
phase boundaries and invariant temperatures, no software package has been made
available. In this presentation, we introduce the open-source Phase Diagram Uncertainty
Quantification (PDUQ) Python package, which directly leverages ESPEI outputs to perform
UQ for a wide range of predictions, including overall phase diagram morphologies, invariant
positions, probabilities of phase stability and distributions of phase fraction/composition.
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