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    • * Optical engineering and computational imaging.
    • * Advanced manufacturing and 3D printing technologies.

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    • * Accurate optical 3D printer models are essential for reproducing the visual appearance of multimaterial 3D prints.
    • * Existing pure deep learning (PDL) models, while accurate, lack physical grounding, making them susceptible to noise and leading to implausible predictions.
    • * Robustness and physical plausibility are key challenges in developing reliable optical models for 3D printing.

    Purpose of the Study:

    • * To introduce a methodology for enhancing deep learning-based optical printer models with physical constraints.
    • * To develop a robust plausible deep learning (RPDL) model that improves upon the PDL model's sensitivity to data noise and physical implausibility.
    • * To validate the RPDL model's performance without requiring additional training samples.

    Main Methods:

    • * Developed a methodology to constrain deep learning models by incorporating physically plausible relationships and smoothness.
    • * Introduced the robust plausible deep learning (RPDL) optical printer model.
    • * Applied the RPDL model to four state-of-the-art multimaterial 3D printers.

    Main Results:

    • * The RPDL model significantly enhances robustness to erroneous and noisy training data.
    • * RPDL corrects physically implausible tonal-to-optical relationships and ensures smoother predictions compared to PDL models.
    • * On small datasets, RPDL demonstrated up to an 8% improvement in accuracy over the PDL model, indicating better generalization.

    Conclusions:

    • * The proposed methodology effectively integrates physical plausibility into deep learning optical models for 3D printing.
    • * The RPDL model offers a more reliable and accurate approach to predicting optical properties in multimaterial 3D printing, especially with imperfect data.
    • * RPDL represents a significant advancement in appearance reproduction for 3D printed objects.