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Gradient boosting decision tree algorithm.

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Random forest algorithm.

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Table 1.

Definitions of the features selected [50].

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Fig 3.

Prediction performance of four ML algorithms (GBDT, RF, SVR and MLP) without the feature Gap_nosoc.

(a) Error levels of ML predicted bandgaps (b) Fitness between predicted bandgaps and true bandgaps on the training sets (c) Fitness between predicted bandgaps and true bandgaps on the test sets.

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Fig 4.

Prediction performance of four ML algorithms (GBDT, RF, SVR and MLP) with the feature Gap_nosoc.

(a) Error levels of ML predicted bandgaps (b) Fitness between predicted bandgaps and true bandgaps on the training sets (c) Fitness between predicted bandgaps and true bandgaps on the test sets.

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Table 2.

Statistics of predicted bandgaps by SVR, GBDT, RF and MLP algorithms based on an 8-dimensional feature space.

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Table 3.

Statistics of predicted bandgaps by SVR, GBDT, RF and MLP algorithms based on a 9-dimensional feature space.

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Fig 5.

Feature importance evaluation.

(a) 8-dimensional feature space (b) 9-dimensional feature space.

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