Designing multi-functional alloys requires exploring high-dimensional composition-structure-property spaces, yet current tools are limited to low-dimensional projections and offer limited support for sensitivity or multi-objective tradeoff reasoning. We introduce AlloyLens, an interactive visual analytics system combining a coordinated scatterplot matrix (SPLOM), dynamic parameter sliders, gradient-based sensitivity curves, and nearest neighbor recommendations. This integrated approach reveals latent structure in simulation data, exposes the local impact of compositional changes, and highlights tradeoffs when exact matches are absent. We validate the system through case studies co-developed with domain experts spanning structural, thermal, and electrical alloy design.
@article{arxiv.2511.02133,
title = {AlloyLens: A Visual Analytics Tool for High-throughput Alloy Screening and Inverse Design},
author = {Suyang Li and Fernando Fajardo-Rojas and Diego Gomez-Gualdron and Remco Chang and Mingwei Li},
journal= {arXiv preprint arXiv:2511.02133},
year = {2025}
}