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  • Application of machine learning in biochemical analysis.
  • Bioresource engineering and feedstock screening.

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  • Biomass elemental and biochemical compositions dictate its conversion potential, but a standardized classification is lacking.
  • Current biochemical analysis methods are time-consuming and costly, hindering large-scale biomass evaluation.
  • Distinct biomass types require specific processing pathways, necessitating accurate component prediction.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To develop a novel machine learning (ML) framework for predicting biomass biochemical components from elemental composition.
  • To establish a user-friendly tool for identifying biomass clusters and predicting main component contents.
  • To provide a reliable method for screening suitable biomass feedstocks for targeted product manufacturing.

Main Methods:

  • Utilized Principal Component Analysis (PCA) for effective dimensionality reduction (93.2% variance explained).
  • Employed a PCA-assisted clustering model to categorize biomass into lipid-/protein-rich and lignocellulosic groups (silhouette score 0.605).
  • Developed two regression models to predict protein, lipid, fibre, and lignin content with high accuracy (R² up to 0.88).

Main Results:

  • Biomass was successfully clustered into distinct groups based on elemental composition.
  • Regression models accurately predicted key biochemical components in both lipid-/protein-rich and lignocellulosic biomass.
  • The developed framework demonstrated strong generalization through thorough validation and testing.

Conclusions:

  • The integrated clustering-regression ML framework offers a reliable and efficient method for biomass characterization.
  • The developed software application simplifies feedstock screening for targeted bioproduct manufacturing.
  • This predictive tool supports optimized utilization of diverse biomass resources.