Exploring temperature-dependent photoluminescence dynamics of colloidal CdSe nanoplatelets using machine learning...

The study explore machine learning (ML) techniques to predict temperature-dependent photoluminescence (PL) spectra in colloidal CdSe nanoplatelets (NPLs), leveraging polynomial regression models trained on experimental data from 85 to 270 K spanning temperatures to forecast PL spectra backward to 0 K and forward to 300 K. 6th-degree polynomial models with Tweedie regression were optimal for band energy ([Formula: see text]) predictions up to 300 K, while 9th-degree models with LassoLars and Linear Regression regressors were suitable for backward predictions to 0 K. For exciton energy ([Formula: see text]), the Lasso model of degree 5 and the Ridge model of degree 4 performed well up to 300 K, while the Tweedie model of degree 2 and Theil-Sen model of degree 2 showed promise for predictions to 0 K. Furthermore, a GA-based approach was utilized to fit experimental data to theoretical model of Fan and Varshni equations, facilitating a comparative analysis with the ML-predicted curves.