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Machine learning (ML) is revolutionizing solid oral dosage form development. This review details ML applications and provides guidance for effective implementation in pharmaceutical research and development.

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  • Pharmaceutical Sciences
  • Computer Science
  • Chemical Engineering

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  • Machine learning (ML) has seen increasing application in pharmaceutical research over the last three decades.
  • Both academic and industrial sectors are utilizing ML for preformulation, formulation, and process development studies.
  • The integration of ML offers potential for optimizing drug product development.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To comprehensively review the application of machine learning in solid oral dosage form development.
  • To provide expert perspectives on the optimal utilization of ML in pharmaceutical projects.
  • To guide researchers on the strategic implementation of ML for enhanced drug development outcomes.

Main Methods:

  • Review of literature and industry practices concerning ML in solid oral dosage form development.
  • Analysis of key components for successful ML implementation: defining objectives, data generation, model development, and validation.
  • Synthesis of expert insights for practical application of ML in pharmaceutical science.

Main Results:

  • ML is extensively applied in preformulation, formulation design, and process development for solid oral dosage forms.
  • Key factors for successful ML application include high-quality data, clear objectives, robust model training, and validation.
  • Established ML models can be effectively used for predicting outcomes with new samples.

Conclusions:

  • Machine learning is a powerful tool with a growing role in solid oral dosage form development.
  • Strategic and informed application of ML is crucial for maximizing its benefits in pharmaceutical research.
  • The future of drug development is expected to heavily involve advanced machine learning techniques.