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MET-AL

Documentation

Complete guide for coordination bond stability in transition metals under extreme environments.
CBSI · η_HP · E_a · ρ_EC · σ_nav · LXF · K_latt · ACI

DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.19566418 Python 3.11+ MIT License 93.4% Accuracy E-LAB-EXT
v1.0.0 · MET-AL Released: March 2026 CBSI Accuracy: 93.4% Test Pass Rate: 100%

Coordination Bond Stability Index (CBSI)

"The metal speaks. MET-AL translates." — Samir Baladi, March 2026

MET-AL introduces the first physics-informed AI framework for quantitative characterization of coordination bond stability in transition metal complexes operating under extreme environmental conditions — the Coordination Bond Stability Index (CBSI). Built on seven orthogonal physico-chemical descriptors spanning hydrostatic bond compression efficiency, adaptive structural resilience, electrochemical signal density, thermodynamic navigation accuracy, ligand exchange fidelity, topological lattice expansion rate, and corrosion propagation stability.

93.4%
CBSI Accuracy
52-site cross-validation
95.1%
Failure Detection
False alert: 3.8%
38 days
Early Warning
Mean lead time
3,847
CCUs
14 years · 52 sites

Coordination Bond Stability Index

// CBSI Composite Formula (Equation 3.1) CBSI = 0.19·η_HP* + 0.17·E_a* + 0.18·ρ_EC* + 0.14·σ_nav* + 0.13·LXF* + 0.11·K_latt* + 0.08·ACI* // AI Correction with Environment Bias (Equation 3.2) CBSI_adj = σ(CBSI_raw + β_env + β_thermal) // Python implementation from met_al_science import CBSI, CBSIParameters params = CBSIParameters( eta_hp=0.74, ea=0.67, pec=0.57, sigma_nav=0.73, lxf=0.91, klatt=1.74, aci=0.43 ) cbsi = CBSI.compute(params)

Seven Physico-Chemical Descriptors

ParameterDescriptionWeightDomain
η_HPHydrostatic Pressure Compression Efficiency19%High-Pressure Chemistry
E_aAdaptive Structural Resilience Index17%Mechanical Dynamics
ρ_ECElectrochemical Signal Density18%Electrochemistry
σ_navStress-Tensor Navigation Accuracy14%Tensor Mechanics
LXFLigand Exchange Fidelity13%Coordination Chemistry
K_lattTopological Lattice Expansion Rate11%Fractal Crystallography
ACICorrosion Propagation Inhibition Index8%Materials Degradation

Physics-Informed Neural Network

// UAS-inspired control formulation u_i(t) = -α_i·ρ_eff,i(t)·tanh(β_i·Δ_i(t))·φ_i(t) // PINN penalty layer constraints // • Thermodynamic consistency (ΔG < 0) // • Mass conservation (dissolution = measured loss) // • Symmetry preservation (crystallographic point group) // Python implementation from met_al_science import MetalPredictor predictor = MetalPredictor() result = predictor.predict_from_parameters(params)

Five Extreme Environments

95.2%
Deep-Sea Hydrothermal
20–35 MPa · 2–380°C · 11 sites
94.6%
Abyssal Plain Cold
35–110 MPa · 1.5–4°C · 13 sites
92.1%
Cryogenic Space
10⁻⁸ Pa · -196 to -20°C · 10 sites
91.4%
Radiation Orbital
Ambient–5 MPa · -80 to +150°C · 9 sites
93.8%
High-Temp Industrial
5–30 MPa · 300–900°C · 9 sites

Quick setup

# Install from PyPI pip install met_al_science # Clone repository git clone https://github.com/gitdeeper10/MET-AL.git cd MET-AL # Install with pip pip install -e . # Verify installation python -c "from met_al_science import __version__; print(__version__)"

Python interface

CBSIParameters
Seven physico-chemical descriptor container
from met_al_science import CBSIParameters params = CBSIParameters( eta_hp=0.74, ea=0.67, pec=0.57, sigma_nav=0.73, lxf=0.91, klatt=1.74, aci=0.43 )
CBSI
Coordination Bond Stability Index computation
from met_al_science import CBSI cbsi = CBSI.compute(params, env_type='deep_sea_hydrothermal')
MetalPredictor
AI predictor with PINN constraints
from met_al_science import MetalPredictor predictor = MetalPredictor() result = predictor.predict_from_parameters(params)

MET-AL architecture

parameters.py
7 Parameters
η_HP, E_a, ρ_EC, σ_nav, LXF, K_latt, ACI
cbsi.py
CBSI
Composite formula + corrections
ai_models.py
PINN
Physics-Informed Neural Network
data_loader.py
Data
3,847 CCU dataset loader
thresholds.py
Thresholds
Adaptive CBSI thresholds
utils.py
Utils
Statistics & helpers

Principal investigator

Samir Baladi

Interdisciplinary AI Researcher — Transition Metal Systems & Computational Materials Science Division
Ronin Institute / Rite of Renaissance
Samir Baladi is an independent researcher affiliated with the Ronin Institute, developing the Rite of Renaissance interdisciplinary research program. MET-AL is a physics-informed AI framework for coordination bond stability in transition metals under extreme environments, integrating high-pressure crystallography, electrochemical impedance spectroscopy, DFT computation, and PINN architecture.
No conflicts of interest declared. All code and data are open-source under MIT License.

How to cite

@software{baladi2026metal, author = {Samir Baladi}, title = {MET-AL: Coordination Bond Stability in Transition Metals Under Extreme Environments}, year = {2026}, version = {1.0.0}, publisher = {Zenodo}, doi = {10.5281/zenodo.19566418}, url = {https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.19566418}, note = {Physics-Informed AI Framework} }
"The metal speaks. MET-AL translates. Coordination bond networks are not passive structural elements — they are active information processing systems that sense, integrate, respond to, and transmit information about environmental state across spatial scales from individual bond lengths to macroscopic fracture networks spanning centimeters."

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