Stochastic Replica Voting Machine Prediction of Stable Cubic and Double Perovskite Materials and Binary Alloys

Abstract

A machine learning approach that we term the `Stochastic Replica Voting Machine' (SRVM) algorithm is presented and applied to a binary and a 3-class classification problems in materials science. Here, we employ SRVM to predict candidate compounds capable of forming stable perovskites and double perovskites and further classify binary ($AB$) solids. The results of our binary and ternary classifications compared well to those obtained by SVM and neural network algorithms.

45 pages, 25 figures

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