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This textbook offers a practical guide to deep learning (DL) for chemistry and materials science. It covers essential DL concepts and their unique applications for molecular data.

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Area of Science:

Chemistry and Materials Science
Artificial Intelligence
Computational Science

Background:

Deep learning (DL) is increasingly vital in scientific research.
Existing DL resources lack focus on chemistry and materials science applications.
The unique challenges of molecular data require specialized DL approaches.

Purpose of the Study:

To provide a systematic introduction to deep learning for chemistry and materials science.
To bridge the gap in current educational materials for DL in these fields.
To equip researchers with the knowledge to apply DL to molecular data.

Main Methods:

Covers fundamental mathematics for DL.
Explains essential machine learning concepts.
Details common neural network architectures.
Provides practical guidance for implementation.

Main Results:

A comprehensive overview of DL principles and techniques.
Specific examples of DL applications in chemistry and materials science.
Foundational knowledge for practitioners in the field.

Conclusions:

The textbook serves as a crucial resource for scientists entering DL.
It addresses the specific needs of researchers working with molecular data.
The 'living document' approach ensures content remains current.