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Martin Priessner¹, Richard J Lewis², Isak Lemurell¹

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This study introduces the MultiModalSpectralTransformer (MMST), a machine learning tool that predicts chemical structures from spectral data. MMST offers an automated solution for structure elucidation, improving accuracy with real-world experimental data.

Keywords:

Computer‐assisted structure elucidation IR Machine learning NMR Transformer

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Area of Science:

Computational chemistry
Machine learning in chemistry
Spectroscopic data analysis

Background:

Chemical synthesis validation relies on analytical techniques, but spectral data interpretation is a bottleneck.
Automated data collection in high-throughput synthesis exacerbates the need for efficient interpretation methods.

Purpose of the Study:

To develop an automated machine learning method for predicting chemical structures from multiple spectral data types.
To address challenges in interpreting spectral data for chemical synthesis validation.

Main Methods:

Introduction of the MultiModalSpectralTransformer (MMST), a machine learning model.
Training MMST on 4 million simulated compounds across NMR, IR, and MS spectral data.
Implementation of an active learning cycle to improve model adaptability to novel chemical structures.

Main Results:

MMST achieved 72% top-1 and 80% top-3 accuracy in predicting chemical structures.
The model demonstrated good performance with experimental spectra, despite being trained on simulated data.
Benchmarking confirmed MMST's capabilities across diverse molecular weight ranges and chemical spaces.

Conclusions:

MMST represents a significant advancement in automated structure elucidation.
The method provides a powerful and adaptable tool for bridging simulated and real-world spectral data.
MMST offers a potential solution to the intensifying challenge of spectral data interpretation in chemical synthesis.