Quantitative Structural Description of Zeolites by Machine Learning Analysis of Infrared Spectra.
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ABSTRACT: Application of machine learning (ML) algorithms to spectroscopic data has a great potential for obtaining hidden correlations between structural information and spectral features. Here, we apply ML algorithms to theoretically simulated infrared (IR) spectra to establish the structure-spectrum correlations in zeolites. Two hundred thirty different types of zeolite frameworks were considered in the study whose theoretical IR spectra were used as the training ML set. A classification problem was solved to predict the presence or absence of possible tilings and secondary building units (SBUs). Several natural tilings and SBUs were also predicted with an accuracy above 89%. The set of continuous descriptors was also suggested, and the regression problem was also solved using the ExtraTrees algo
SUBMITTER: Skorynina AA
PROVIDER: S-EPMC10155178 | biostudies-literature | 2023 May
REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature
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