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International Journal of AI for
            Materials and Design
                                                                               A unified industrial AI foundation framework


            influence model predictions, guiding feature selection.   PINNs incorporate physical laws and equations into the
            In addition, deep learning-based feature representation   learning process, improving model reliability in scenarios
            learning can discover complex patterns in datasets.   where data are sparse but prior knowledge is available.
            Tools such as tsfresh, PyCaret, and Shapley Additive   In addition, multi-modal learning approaches, which
            Explanations (SHAP) provide automated pipelines    combine information from multiple modalities – such as
            for feature extraction, feature importance, and feature   images, text, audio, tabular data, and sensor measurements
            selection. Therefore, effective feature engineering ensures   – enable the development of more comprehensive models
            that AI models focus on the most informative inputs while   suitable for complex industrial scenarios. 49,50  Furthermore,
            minimizing redundancy and noise.                   foundation models, which are pre-trained on large-scale
                                                               diverse datasets, offer a promising approach for transferable
            4.2.4. Data visualization                          and adaptable AI across different industrial domains.
            Data visualization plays an important role in making   These models can be fine-tuned for specific tasks, allowing
            complex datasets interpretable for both humans and AI   for efficient deployment with reduced training time and
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            systems.  Visualization supports tasks such as exploratory   improved generalization.  In the process of algorithm
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            data analysis, feature space visualization, anomaly   design, developers may  utilize  prior  knowledge and
            detection, and real-time monitoring. For instance, feature   experience to create new model architectures or iteratively
            space visualization using t-SNE or PCA projections can   refine existing models through systematic experimentation
            help detect outliers or clusters in high-dimensional sensor   and testing. When open-source implementations are
            data. Real-time dashboards that visualize data streams   available, they can be reproduced and further extended
            from  machines  and production  lines  help operational   based on established methods.
            teams identify issues early and improve system reliability.
            Moreover, industrial practitioners are encouraged to utilize   4.3.2. Model interpretability
            interactive visualization tools, such as Plotly, Tableau, and   Model interpretability is crucial for ensuring that AI
            D3, to enable dynamic data exploration.            models are transparent and explainable. One important
                                                               direction is interpretable ML, which focuses on developing
            4.3. Model module                                  models that are transparent by design, such as regression
            With  structured  knowledge  and  AI-ready  data  in  place,   models, decision trees, and generalized additive models.
            the model module is responsible for developing intelligent,   These models, along with techniques such as rule-based
            adaptable, interpretable, and efficient AI models to drive   learning  and  sparse  linear  models,  can  provide  clear
            industrial  AI  applications  in  Industry  4.0.  This  module   and consistent explanations, making them suitable for
            provides four key aspects to help developers systematically   industrial applications. 52,53  However, with the increasing
            design, adapt, and refine models that meet complex   use of deep learning models, which are often treated as
            industrial requirements.                           black boxes, it has become challenging to understand and
                                                               explain  how  such  models  make  predictions.  To  address
            4.3.1. Algorithm design                            this, developers are encouraged to use post hoc explanation
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            Algorithm design serves as the foundation for developing   methods, such as the SHAP values,  Local Interpretable
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            AI models. Developers should select or design models   Model-agnostic Explanations,  and integrated gradients.
            that align with data characteristics, domain constraints,   These methods enable feature importance analysis and
            and application requirements. Typical options range from   provide explanations of model predictions in both global
            traditional ML and statistical methods – such as decision   and local contexts. In addition, causal inference techniques
            tree, random forest, support vector machine, gradient   can enhance model interpretability by identifying cause-
            boosting, k-nearest neighbors, Gaussian mixture model,   and-effect relationships between input variables and model
            and various clustering algorithms – to deep learning   outcomes. Approaches such as structural causal models,
            architectures, including convolutional neural networks   counterfactual analysis, and invariant causal prediction can
            (CNNs), recurrent neural networks, graph neural networks,   be used to provide more robust and stable explanations,
            transformers, and their variants. 45,46  These algorithms are   particularly in dynamic industrial settings. 56
            applicable to problems involving both continuous variables
            (e.g., vibration signals, temperature, and pressure) and   4.3.3. Model adaptation and generalization
            discrete variables (e.g., operational states, fault modes, and   Model adaptation refers to the ability of an AI model to
            control events). Beyond traditional ML and deep learning   adjust its parameters or structure to accommodate new
            architectures, physics-informed neural networks (PINNs)   data distributions, domains, or operational scenarios
            have emerged as valuable tools in industrial AI. 47,48    without requiring complete retraining. Meanwhile, model


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