Machine Learning: AI That Runs on Human Failure Succeeds in Making Crystals
A team of US chemists has created an algorithm that predicts reactant conditions for making crystals. And it learns from our failures.
A team of US chemists has created an algorithm that predicts reactant conditions for making crystals. And it learns from our failures.
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