2024
DOI: 10.1039/d3gc04801b
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An interpretable 3D multi-hierarchical representation-based deep neural network for environmental, health and safety properties prediction of organic solvents

Jun Zhang,
Qin Wang,
Yang Lei
et al.

Abstract: A 3D multi-hierarchical representation-based deep neural network (3D-MrDNN) architecture for prediction of the environmental, health and safety properties of organic solvents.

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“…This strategy, alongside other MCTS-based studies elsewhere, , has leveraged controlled search spaces to uncover new organic materials. Moreover, ML methods have proved applicable in learning, predicting, and optimization of environmental, health, and safety properties in prospective environmental sustainability studies. In our earlier work, we demonstrated a computational framework for application-specific metal–organic frameworks that was based on generative models and demonstrated adaptability across different materials, such as ionic liquids. These techniques are pivotal in unlocking the vast potential of materials design and finding better applications tailored to a particular target.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This strategy, alongside other MCTS-based studies elsewhere, , has leveraged controlled search spaces to uncover new organic materials. Moreover, ML methods have proved applicable in learning, predicting, and optimization of environmental, health, and safety properties in prospective environmental sustainability studies. In our earlier work, we demonstrated a computational framework for application-specific metal–organic frameworks that was based on generative models and demonstrated adaptability across different materials, such as ionic liquids. These techniques are pivotal in unlocking the vast potential of materials design and finding better applications tailored to a particular target.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%