Machine Learning in Chemistry
Some of the most common applications of machine learning (ML) algorithms dealing with small molecules usually fall within two distinct domains, namely, the prediction of molecular properties and the design of novel molecules with some desirable …
Machine learning as a tool for chemical space exploration broadens horizons to work with known and unknown molecules. At its core lies molecular representation, an essential key to improve learning about structure–property relationships. Recently, …
Most machine learning applications in quantum-chemistry (QC) data sets rely on a single statistical error parameter such as the mean square error (MSE) to evaluate their performance. However, this approach has limitations or can even yield incorrect …