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model strategies in the contest of mineral-water interfaces
are currently underway in our group.
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
This work has been conducted in the frame of the indus-
trial chair MULTIMINE funded by ArcelorMittal, Région
Grand Est, Metz Métropole and Université de Lorraine.
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Figure 8. Scheme used to save computational cost over the MLFF training. (a) The system is trained separately and (b)
eventually merged in a database which in turn can be used as a data set for further, specific training
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