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Data-driven prediction of atomic-oxygen erosion yield in polymers from bulk physical properties
Atomic oxygen (AO) erodes polymer surfaces in low Earth orbit, but durability data are limited. We evaluated a regression ensemble trained on 37 MISSE-2 polymers using eight selected bulk properties and five elemental-composition ratios. Its archived leave-one-out R^2(log) was 0.768; this estimate i
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