ChemistryCommunications Chemistry
Beyond traditional magnetic resonance processing with artificial intelligence
A. Jahangiri and V. Orekhov
This study by Amir Jahangiri and Vladislav Orekhov reveals how artificial intelligence can transform NMR spectroscopy by tackling previously unsolvable challenges. AI-driven neural networks have achieved breakthroughs in quadrature detection, quantifying signal intensity uncertainty, and creating a reference-free quality score for NMR spectra.
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