Yevhenii Zhuravskyi, Kweeni Iduoku, Meade E. Erickson, Anas Karuth, Durbek Usmanov, Gerardo Casanola-Martin, Maqsud N. Sayfiyev, Dilshod A. Ziyaev, Zulayho Smanova, Alicja Mikolajczyk* and Bakhtiyor Rasulev*,
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Abstract
Dielectric constant is an important property which is widely utilized in many scientific fields and characterizes the degree of polarization of substances under the external electric field. In this work, a structure–property relationship of the dielectric constants (ε) for a diverse set of polymers was investigated. A transparent mechanistic model was developed with the application of a machine learning approach that combines genetic algorithm and multiple linear regression analysis, to obtain a mechanistically explainable and transparent model. Based on the evaluation conducted using various validation criteria, four- and eight-variable models were proposed. The best model showed a high predictive performance for training and test sets, with R2 values of 0.905 and 0.812, respectively. Obtained statistical performance results and selected descriptors in the best models were analyzed and discussed. With the validation procedures applied, the models were proven to have a good predictive ability and robustness for further applications in polymer permittivity prediction.
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ACS Materials Au is an open access journal publishing letters articles reviews and perspectives describing high-quality research at the forefront of fundamental and applied research and at the interface between materials and other disciplines such as chemistry engineering and biology. Papers that showcase multidisciplinary and innovative materials research addressing global challenges are especially welcome. Areas of interest include but are not limited to:Design synthesis characterization and evaluation of forefront and emerging materialsUnderstanding structure property performance relationships and their underlying mechanismsDevelopment of materials for energy environmental biomedical electronic and catalytic applications