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Predicting lattice thermal conductivity from fundamental material properties using machine learning techniques

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秦光照 (Guangzhao Qin) *
易伟 (Yi Wei)
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Linfeng Yu
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Jinyuan Xu
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Joshua Ojih
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Alejandro Rodriguez
H
Huimin Wang
秦真真 (Zhenzhen Qin)
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胡明 (Ming Hu) *
DOI:10.1039/d2ta08721adelete
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Abstract

Abstract

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High-throughput screening and material informatics have shown a great power in the discovery of novel materials, including batteries, high entropy alloys, and photocatalysts. However, the lattice thermal conductivity (kappa) oriented high-throughput screening of advanced thermal materials is still limited to the intensive use of first principles calculations, which is inapplicable to fast, robust, and large-scale material screening due to the unbearable computational cost demanding. In this study, 15 machine learning algorithms are utilized for fast and accurate kappa prediction from basic physical and chemical properties of materials. The well-trained models successfully capture the inherent correlation between these fundamental material properties and kappa for different types of materials. Moreover, deep learning combined with a semi-supervised technique shows the capability of accurately predicting diverse kappa values spanning 4 orders of magnitude, especially the power of extrapolative prediction on 3716 new materials. The developed models provide a powerful tool for large-scale advanced thermal functional materials screening with targeted thermal transport properties.
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Journal of Materials Chemistry A cover
Journal of Materials Chemistry A
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hunan university
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University of South Carolina System
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xiangtan university
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