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Quantitative Structure-property Relationship Model Based on Artificial Neural Network

Yue Mu, Li Sun

Journal of Engineering Research and Reports · pp. 14–24 · Published 11 Apr 2022

10.9734/jerr/2022/v22i517536

Abstract

Artificial neural network (ANN) has been widely researched and applied in chemical process, because of its parallel processing and excellent nonlinear mapping ability, with strong robustness and fault tolerance. By using artificial neural network to establish the model between the properties of mixture and its molecular structure, more accurate data can be predicted and obtained than those determined by experiment. This paper summarizes the development process of artificial neural network and analyzes the application of ANN in quantitative structure-property relationship model (QSPR). It is pointed out that QSPR model combined with artificial neural network can effectively predict the properties of compounds or mixtures, which can shorten the experimental testing process and is able to be widely used with less limitation. It has important significance in application of new biomass fuel, the analysis of the pollution, prediction of the risk of dangerous chemical properties and so on. In the future, there will be broader application space of ANN-QSPR model.

Artificial neural network quantitative structure-property relationship property estimation RBF neural network BP network

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