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Autonomous design of new chemical reactions using a variational autoencoder

Chemistry

Autonomous design of new chemical reactions using a variational autoencoder

R. Tempke and T. Musho

This groundbreaking study by Robert Tempke and Terence Musho explores the bias in current chemical reaction datasets, introducing AGoRaS, an AI model that generates over 7 million synthetic reactions from a mere 7,000, enhancing diversity and applicability in molecular research.

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Abstract
This study addresses the inherent bias in existing chemical reaction datasets by developing an AI model based on a Variational AutoEncoder (VAE) to synthetically generate a larger, more comprehensive dataset. The model, AGoRaS, generates over 7,000,000 new reactions from a training set of only 7,000, including larger and more diverse molecular species than in the original dataset.
Publisher
Communications Chemistry
Published On
Mar 22, 2022
Authors
Robert Tempke, Terence Musho
Tags
chemical reactions
AI model
Variational AutoEncoder
synthetic dataset
molecular species
data bias
AGoRaS
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