Table 1 Predicted probabilities in % on the experimental data from several models trained with different simulated training data sets.

From: A convolutional neural network for defect classification in Bragg coherent X-ray diffraction

Experimental example

P10 mixed 1

SixS Screw 1

P10 no defect 1

P10 no defect 2

SixS Screw 2

P10 mixed 2

SixS no defect

P10 mixed 3

P10 no defect 3

Training data set

         

 Pt-unrelaxed small crystals CD

p 99

s 1

e 0

p 0

s 3

e 97

p 100

s 0

e 0

p 100

s 0

e 0

p 0

s 1

e 99

p 97

s 2

e 1

p 100

s 0

e 0

p 100

s 0

e 0

p 100

s 0

e 0

 Pt-relaxed small crystals CD

p 99

s 1

e 0

p 0

s 100

e 0

p 100

s 0

e 0

p 100

s 0

e 0

p 0

s 69

e 31

p 72

s 18

e 10

p 72

s 16

e 12

p 92

s 6

e 2

p 100

s 0

e 0

 Pt-relaxed big crystals CD

p 99

s 0

e 1

p 0

s 100

e 0

p 100

s 0

e 0

p 100

s 0

e 0

p 25

s 38

e 37

p 99

s 0

e 1

p 99

s 0

e 1

p 99

s 0

e 1

p 100

s 0

e 0

 Multi-elements relaxed big crystals CD

p 98

s 0

e 2

p 0

s 100

e 0

p 100

s 0

e 0

p 100

s 0

e 0

p 0

s 98

e 2

p 88

s 5

e 8

p 99

s 0

e 1

p 94

s 2

e 3

p 100

s 0

e 0

 Multi-elements relaxed big crystals RPD

p 9

s 53

e 38

p 0

s 36

e 64

p 100

s 0

e 0

p 100

s 0

e 0

p 0

s 8

e92

p 0

s 58

e 42

p 99

s 1

e 0

p 0

s 63

e 37

p 100

s 0

e 0

 Multi-elements-relaxed big crystals 75% CD, 25% RPD

p 0

s 94

e 6

p 0

s 100

e 0

p 98

s 2

e 0

p 99

s 1

e 0

p 0

s 97

e 3

p 0

s 84

e 16

p 75

s 16

e 9

p 0

s 82

e 18

p 100

s 0

e 0

  1. In each cell, the prediction probability for the 3 classes (prefect: p, screw: s, edge: e) is shown in bold if the prediction is correct and in italics if it is wrong. CD and RPD stand for centered dislocations and random position dislocations, respectively.