Chemora: A Multi-Agent AI Framework for Automated Chemical Synthesis Planning
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https://doi.org/10.63503/acset.88Keywords:
Retrosynthesis, Cheminformatics, Multi-Agent SystemsAbstract
Chemora is a multi-agent artificial intelligence system designed for use in safety evaluation and assessment, chemical rationalisation, retrosynthesis planning, and the development of experiments and protocols. Chemora can generate multiple viable synthesis routes for various molecules and experimental conditions by employing cheminformatics and machine-learning classifiers, coupled with modularised execution controls. This renders AI-assisted chemical synthesis planning significantly simpler, faster, and more cost-effective in terms of labour.
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