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Machine learning approaches for predicting dielectric properties of banana fibers reinforced with polypropylene composites
Dielectric properties are the most crucial factor to consider when designing polymeric dielectrics for energy storage capacitors, microelectronic devices, and high-voltage insulations. Finding polymer dielectrics with the right characteristics quickly enough is still difficult, especially for high-e...
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description | Dielectric properties are the most crucial factor to consider when designing polymeric dielectrics for energy storage capacitors, microelectronic devices, and high-voltage insulations. Finding polymer dielectrics with the right characteristics quickly enough is still difficult, especially for high-energy, high-temperature applications. Unsymmetrically positioned banana fibers reinforced with polypropylene (PP) matrix at level fractions of 20%, 30%, 40%, and 50% were used to create composites that complied with ASTM requirements. An impedance analyzer is employed to determine a dielectric parameter. In this article, we have experimented with a few tree-based models, including the ExtraTreeRegressor, XGBoostRegressor, and CatBoostRegressor, to estimate the dielectric properties of banana fibers, given that Tree-based machine learning (ML) algorithms have enormous potential in handling nonlinearity and prediction. To confirm these experimental results, we also tabulated model assessment measures such as Mean Square Error (MSE), Root Mean Square Error (RMSE), and R2 score. ExtraTreeRegressor outperforms the other models with the lowest error and the highest R2 score (0.98). Furthermore, we applied the Explainable AI technique LIME (Local Interpretable Model Agnostic Explanations) to the optimal model and presented a thorough performance analysis to comprehend the behavior of the model in a better way. |
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