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SingletFission_ML

This project aims to use machine learning techniques to generate and evaluate molecular structures for potential singlet fission materials. Singlet fission is a process where a singlet exciton splits into two triplet excitons, which can potentially double the efficiency of solar cells.

Project Structure

  • Data Augmentation: This module is responsible for augmenting the dataset of SMILES strings by generating new molecules through various techniques.
  • Model Training: This module includes scripts for pre-training and fine-tuning a Character-Level Model (CLM) on the augmented dataset.
  • Evaluation: This module evaluates the trained model and generates new SMILES strings.

Files

  • main.py: The main script that orchestrates the entire workflow, including data fetching, augmentation, model training, and evaluation.
  • Data_Augmentation/Augment.py: Contains functions for augmenting the dataset by generating new SMILES strings.
  • utils/dataset.py: Defines the dataset class for handling SMILES strings.
  • models/clm_model.py: Defines the Character-Level Model (CLM) architecture.
  • utils/train_utils.py: Utility functions for training and evaluating the model.
  • utils/clm_utils.py: Utility functions for pre-training and fine-tuning the CLM.
  • (All of this is considered as work-in-progress)

Installation

To run this project, you need to have the following dependencies installed:

  • Python 3.8+
  • pandas
  • cupy
  • rdkit
  • torch
  • tqdm

You can install the required packages using pip:

pip install pandas cupy rdkit-pypi torch tqdm

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Generate and evaluate molecular structures for singlet fission materials using machine learning to enhance solar cell efficiency.

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