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# Surface-Texture Bias

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  1. Diffractograms are not photos: an ImageNet-only model reads phase fractions from background noise, while physics pre-training locks onto Bragg rings

    Synchrotron X-ray diffraction produces a 2D diffractogram per second, and image models seem able to read α and β phase fractions of Ti–6Al–4V from them. Two models reach similar accuracy after fine-tuning on 250 experimental diffractograms, yet robustness tests and attention maps show the ImageNet-only model infers fractions from background and pixel noise, while the model pre-trained on simulated diffractograms relies on Bragg reflections. Accuracy alone does not validate a model.

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