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            would not affect the accuracy of the statistical functions   each microstructure SVE vector, all variables denoted by
            were not included in the SP linkage model.         the statistical functions can be divided into a combination
              Subsequently, PCA was applied to reduce the      of orthogonal basis vectors, which is named as principal
            dimension of the microstructure descriptor matrix. For   components (PCs) and weight (PC variance score).
































                       Figure 5. Accumulated variance captured by different PCs retained in the reduced-order microstructure representation.














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            Figure 6. An example of L-PBF Ti-6Al-4V XY plane. (A) Ti-6Al-4V EBSD observation. (B) Schmid factor plot calculated from EBSD crystal orientation.
            (C) Taylor factor plot calculated from EBSD crystal orientation.

            Table 2. Crystal strain and residual stress.
             Material           ε22          ε23          ε33        σ22 (MPa)       σ23 (MPa)       σ33 (MPa)
            L-PBF XY HT       0.002297     −0.00062     −0.00246      273.343         −74.137         −292.612
            L-PBF XZ HT       −0.00096     0.000059     −0.00189      −114.478         7.021          −224.865
            L-PBF XY NHT      −0.00134     −0.00018     −0.00047      −159.341        −20.825         −55.981
            L-PBF XZ NHT      −0.00179     0.000861     −0.00099      −213.367        102.459         −118.336
            EB-PBF XY         −0.00411     0.000716     0.000364      −488.495        85.204          43.275
            EB-PBF XZ         0.000951     −0.00105     −0.00083      113.169         −124.950        −99.309


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