Robots VS Humans in the search for chemical intelligence
A new paper has just been published by the Cronin group that shows how machine learning can be used to search for new molecules and crystals of those molecules more efficiently that either a human experimenter or a random algorithm. This paper outlines part of the Cronin Group’s digital chemistry vision to help human experimenters enhance their work by using machine learning and artificial intelligence combined with chemical search systems.
News articles featuring this work have been published in Chemistry World and at ChemEurope.com.