Active learning for efficient navigation of multi-component gas adsorption landscapes in a MOF
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Krishnendu Mukherjee, Etinosa Osaro, Yamil J. Colón
In recent decades, metal–organic frameworks (MOFs) have gained recognition for their potential in multicomponent gas separations. Though molecular simulations have revealed structure–property relationships of MOF–adsorbate systems, they can be computationally expensive and there is a need for surrogate models that can predict the adsorption data faster. In this work, an active learning (AL) protocol is introduced that can predict multicomponent gas adsorption in a MOF for a range of thermodynamic conditions. This methodology is applied to build a model for the adsorption of three different gas mixtures (CO2–CH4, Xe–Kr, and H2S–CO2) in the MOF Cu-BTC. A Gaussian process regression (GPR) model is used to fit the data as well to leverage its predicted uncertainty to drive the learning. The training data is generated using grand-canonical Monte Carlo (GCMC) simulations as points are iteratively added to the model to minimize the predicted uncertainty. Also, a criteria which captures the perceived performance of the GPs is introduced to terminate the AL process when the perceived accuracy threshold is met. The three systems are tested for a pressure–mole fraction (P–X), and a pressure–mole fraction–temperature (P–X–T) feature space. It is demonstrated that AL one only needs a fraction of the data from simulations to build a reliable surrogate model for predicting mixture adsorption. Further, the final GP fit from AL outperforms ideal adsorbed solution theory predictions.
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