ArticleMaterials (Basel, Switzerland)2026
Individualized Prediction of In-Plane Shear Stress-Strain Curves for Composites Using Early-Stage Digital Image Correlation Strain Fields.
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The in-plane shear performance of carbon fiber-reinforced polymer (CFRP) composites is critical for structural design but is challenged by significant property scatter. This study aims to achieve individualized prediction of the complete shear stress-strain curve for each composite specimen using only a single early-stage digital image correlation (DIC) strain field. Systematic in-plane shear tests were conducted on 45 laminated carbon fiber/epoxy specimens with synchronized full-field DIC data and macroscopic load-displacement records. A lightweight encoder-decoder convolutional neural network was developed, taking a single DIC strain contour map at 0.2% global strain as input and mapping it directly to the full-range stress-strain curve up to failure for that specific specimen. Data augmentation and Dropout regularization mitigated the small-sample challenge. The proposed model achieved strong predictive performance across the five-fold cross-validation yielded a mean R
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