Journal Article

·2021 OPEN ACCESS

Application of Supervised Machine Learning Regression Algorithm to Prediction of Dielectric Properties of PPy/Kufeki Stone Composites for Energy Implementations

Önder EYECİOĞLU YTU , Yaşar Karabul YTU , Mehmet Kılıç YTU , Zeynep Güven Özdemir YTU

GAZI UNIVERSITY JOURNAL OF SCIENCE

Abstract

The present study deals with the application of the supervised machine learning regression algorithms known as Linear Regression (LR), Support Vector Machine (SVM), and Gaussian process regression (GPR) to the frequency and temperature-dependent dielectric parameters of polymer/inorganic film composites. The frequency and temperature-dependent experimental data set of the dielectric parameters (ε^' and ε^'') of Polypyrrole/Kufeki Stone (PPy/KS) has been utilized. ML models were compared based on their model performance and the most suitable was chosen. After choosing the most suitable ML model, at first, the predictions of the same dielectric parameters of the same samples for different temperatures have been made. Then, the predictions of temperature and frequency-dependent ε^' and ε^'' have been performed for the new PPy based composites consisting of different KS additives that were not produced experimentally. As a result of machine learning, the saturation for KS reinforcing material weight % for dielectric parameters has been determined for capacitor applications. In the light of experimental data and the estimations made by the GPR algorithm, some specific KS additive percentage, working temperature, and frequency ranges have been suggested for the capacitor applications of PPy.

Keywords

Dielectric Support vector machine Materials science Algorithm Capacitor Composite material Kriging Machine learning Computer science Voltage Engineering

Subject Areas

Fuel Cells and Related Materials ·Electrical and Electronic Engineering ·Physical Sciences
Smart Materials for Construction ·Pollution ·Physical Sciences
Conducting polymers and applications ·Polymers and Plastics ·Physical Sciences

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