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Applications of graph theory exist in many science disciplines including chemistry, physics, medicine, and engineering. Since computational methods as well as computer-based approaches are less expensive and efficient, these techniques are very helpful to analyze chemical compounds. Chemical graph theory is a field that includes such kinds of analyses of chemical structures. Graph descriptors, also referred as topological indices, are graph invariants that help to study different structural properties of chemical substances. Such descriptors also aid to understand different activities related to chemical compounds. The main objective of this study is to find the best appropriate index to estimate the heat of formation of \(SF_6\). Initially, we compute degree-based topological indices, co-indices, and reverse indices for Sulfur hexafluoride. A similarity measure is used for feature selection. A network of the indices is constructed based on a similarity measure which is defined using Euclidean distance and Pearson correlation. Next, twenty-one subnetworks of the network consisting of highly similar indices, referred as modules, are captured. One module is containing 13 indices, three are containing 2 indices, and all the remaining modules are comprised of only one vertex. Hierarchical clustering is used to verify the detected modules. From each module one index, called master regulatory index (\(\mathcal {MRI}\)), is selected for further study. Afterward, the thermodynamical measure heat of formation (\(\mathcal {HOF}\)) is computed. A correlation analysis is done between each master regulatory index and heat of formation to capture any uncorrelated feature, if exists. Finally, mathematical formulations between each \(\mathcal {MRI}\) and \(\mathcal {HOF}\) are estimated. The best estimate is selected based on root mean squared error.
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Javed, S., Siddiqui, M.K., Khalid, S. et al. Predictive modeling of the heat of formation of sulfur hexafluoride using data science techniques. Eur. Phys. J. Plus 138, 1119 (2023). https://doi.org/10.1140/epjp/s13360-023-04761-0
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