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. 2019 Sep 30;5(10):1717–1730. doi: 10.1021/acscentsci.9b00804

Figure 3.

Figure 3

Transfer learning (TL) for λ of polymers using 19 observations. (a) The upper left plot shows 19 observed properties against predicted values given by directly trained random forests. The other panels present the prediction performance of transferred random forests trained using neural network features acquired from prelearning on CV (small molecules), and the viscosity, ρ, Tg, and Tm of polymers. The predicted and fitted values in the 5-fold CV are colored orange and blue, respectively. (b) Scatter plot matrix of observed properties in PoLyInfo for Tg (°C), Tm (°C), ρ (g/cm3), viscosity (η, dL/g) in log scale, CP (cal/g °C), and λ (W/mK). (c) Prediction performance of transferred random forests trained using neural network features acquired from prelearning of the ionization energy (Eion), n, cohesive energy (Ecoh), Hildebrand solubility parameter (δ), and electronic dielectric constant (ϵe) in Polymer Genome.