Sains Malaysiana 53(2)(2024): 447-459
http://doi.org/10.17576/jsm-2024-5302-17
Optimizing Degradable
Plastic Density Prediction: A Coarse-to-Fine Deep Neural Network Approach
(Mengoptimumkan Ramalan Ketumpatan Plastik Terdegradasi: Pendekatan Rangkaian Neuron Dalam Carian Kasar-ke- Halus)
SYAMSIAH ABU BAKAR1,2,*, SAIFUL IZZUAN HUSSAIN2 & ZIROUR
MOURAD3
1Department
of Mathematics, Universiti Kuala Lumpur Malaysia
France Institute, 43650 Bandar Baru Bangi, Selangor, Malaysia
2School of Mathematical Sciences, Faculty of Science and Technology, Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia,
43600 UKM Bangi, Selangor, Malaysia
3France Collaboration Programme, Universiti Kuala Lumpur Malaysia France Institute, 43650 Bandar Baru Bangi, Selangor, Malaysia
Diserahkan: 7 Julai 2023/Diterima:
15 Januari 2024
Abstract
Density is an important property for the
production of high-quality degradable plastics. Density is useful to determine
the type of plastic material and to detect physical changes in the plastic
material. In this paper, a novel technique for predicting the density of
degradable plastics using Deep Neural Networks (DNN) is presented. The aim was
to reduce the dimension of the inputs in order to establish a strong
relationship between the inputs using principal component analysis (PCA). The
results show that the combination of polyethylene, oil palm biomass, starch and
palm oil has a greater impact on predicting the
density of degradable plastics. Subsequently, the number of hidden neurons is
determined by a coarse-to-fine search to develop the network topology of the
DNN model for predicting the density of degradable plastics. The developed DNN
model consists of 4 input neurons, 62 neurons in the first hidden layer, 31
neurons in the second hidden layer and one output neuron. The developed DNN
model showed high accuracy with the lowest values for RMSE, MAE and MSE,
indicating that the use of a DNN model is a suitable method for predicting the
density of degradable plastics. Furthermore, this study has the potential to
make rapid and accurate predictions about the physical properties of degradable
plastics in the context of polymers.
Keywords: Deep Neural Networks; degradable
plastics; density
Abstrak
Ketumpatan adalah sifat penting untuk pengeluaran plastik terurai berkualiti tinggi. Ketumpatan berguna untuk menentukan jenis bahan plastik dan untuk mengesan perubahan fizikal dalam bahan plastik. Dalam kajian ini, teknik baharu untuk meramalkan ketumpatan plastik terurai menggunakan Rangkaian Neuron Dalam (DNN) dibentangkan. Matlamatnya adalah untuk mengurangkan dimensi input bagi mewujudkan hubungan yang kukuh antara input menggunakan analisis komponen utama (PCA). Keputusan menunjukkan bahawa gabungan polietilena, biojisim kelapa sawit, kanji dan minyak sawit mempunyai kesan yang lebih besar dalam meramalkan ketumpatan plastik terurai. Seterusnya, bilangan neuron tersembunyi ditentukan oleh carian kasar ke halus untuk membangunkan topologi rangkaian model DNN untuk meramalkan ketumpatan plastik terdegradasi. Model DNN yang dibangunkan terdiri daripada 4 neuron
input, 62 neuron dalam lapisan tersembunyi pertama, 31
neuron dalam lapisan tersembunyi kedua dan satu neuron output. Model DNN yang dibangunkan menunjukkan ketepatan yang tinggi dengan nilai terendah untuk RMSE, MAE
dan MSE, menunjukkan bahawa penggunaan model DNN adalah kaedah yang sesuai untuk meramalkan ketumpatan plastik terdegradasi. Selain itu, kajian ini berpotensi untuk membuat ramalan yang cepat dan tepat tentang sifat fizikal plastik terdegradasi dalam konteks polimer.
Kata kunci: Ketumpatan; plastik terdegradasi; Rangkaian Neuron Dalam
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*Pengarang untuk surat-menyurat;
email: syamsiah@unikl.edu.my
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