Data science in chemistry artificial intelligence, big data, chemometrics and quantum computing with Jupyter

Data science in chemistry artificial intelligence, big data, chemometrics and quantum computing with Jupyter

The ever-growing wealth of information has led to the emergence of a fourth paradigm of science. This new field of activity - data science - includes computer science, mathematics and a given specialist domain. This book focuses on chemistry, explaining how to use data science for deep insights and...

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Main Author: Gressling, Thorsten (Author, http://id.loc.gov/vocabulary/relators/aut)
Format: eBook
Language:English
Published: Berlin ; Boston De Gruyter, [2021]
Series:De Gruyter graduate.
Subjects:
Chemistry > Data processing.
Künstliche Intelligenz.
Massendaten.
Theoretische Chemie.
EBSCO eBooks
Online Access:https://www.lib.tsu.ru/mminfo/2023/EBSCO/2668415.pdf
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505 0 0 |t Introduction --  |t Technical setup and naming conventions --  |t 1. Data science: introduction --  |t 2. Data science: the "fourth paradigm" of science --  |t 3. Relations to other domains and cheminformatics --  |t Part A: IT, data science, and AI --  |t IT basics (cloud, REST, edge) --  |t 4. Cheminformatics application landscape --  |t 5. Cloud, fog, and AI runtime environments --  |t 6. DevOps, DataOps, and MLOps --  |t 7. High-performance computing (HPC) and cluster --  |t 8. REST and MQTT --  |t 9. Edge devices and IoT --  |t Programming --  |t 10. Python and other programming languages --  |t 11. Python standard libraries and Conda --  |t 12. IDE's and workflows --  |t 13. Jupyter notebooks --  |t 14. Working with notebooks and extensions --  |t 15. Notebooks and Python --  |t 16. Versioning code and Jupyter notebooks --  |t 17. Integration of Knime and Excel --  |t Data engineering --  |t 18. Big data --  |t 19. Jupyter and Spark --  |t 20. Files: structure representations --  |t 21. Files: other formats --  |t 22. Data retrieval and processing: ETL --  |t 23. Data pipelines --  |t 24. Data ingestion: online data sources --  |t 25. Designing databases --  |t 26. Data science workflow and chemical descriptors --  |t Data science as field of activity --  |t 27. Community and competitions --  |t 28. Data science libraries --  |t 29. Deep learning libraries --  |t 30. ML model sources and marketplaces --  |t 31. Model metrics: MLFlow and Ludwig --  |t Introduction to ML and AI --  |t 32. First generation (logic and symbols) --  |t 33. Second generation (shallow models) --  |t 34. Second generation: regression --  |t 35. Decision trees --  |t 36. Second generation: classification --  |t 37 Second generation: clustering and dimensionality reduction --  |t 38. Third generation: deep learning models (ANN) --  |t 39 Third generation: SNN - spiking neural networks --  |t 40. xAI: eXplainable AI --  |t Part B: Jupyter in cheminformatics --  |t Physical chemistry --  |t 41. Crystallographic data --  |t 42. Crystallographic calculations --  |t 43. Chemical kinetics and thermochemistry --  |t 44. Reaction paths and mixtures --  |t 45. The periodic table of elements --  |t 46. Applied thermodynamics --  |t Material science --  |t 47. Material informatics --  |t 48. Molecular dynamics workflows --  |t 49. Molecular mechanics --  |t 50. VASP --  |t 51. Gaussian (ASE) --  |t 52. GROMACS --  |t 53. AMBER, NAMD, and LAMMPS --  |t 54. Featurize materials --  |t 55. ASE and NWChem --  |t Organic chemistry --  |t 56. Visualization --  |t 57. Molecules handling and normalization --  |t 58. Features and 2D descriptors (of carbon compounds) --  |t 59. Working with molecules and reactions --  |t 60. Fingerprint descriptors (1D) --  |t 61. Similarities --  |t Engineering, laboratory, and production --  |t 62. Laboratory: SILA and AnIML --  |t 63. Laboratory: LIMS and daily calculations --  |t 64. Laboratory: robotics and cognitive assistance --  |t 65. Chemical engineering --  |t 66. Reactors, process flow, and systems analysis --  |t 67 Production: PLC and OPC/UA --  |t 68. Production: predictive maintenance --  |t Part C: Data science --  |t Data engineering in analytic chemistry --  |t 69. Titration and calorimetry --  |t 70. NMR --  |t 71. X-ray-based characterization: XAS, XRD, and EDX --  |t 72. Mass spectroscopy --  |t 73. TGA, DTG --  |t 74. IR and Raman spectroscopy --  |t 75. AFM and thermogram analysis --  |t 76. Gas chromatography-mass spectrometry (GC-MS) --  |t Applied data science and chemometrics --  |t 77. SVD chemometrics example --  |t 78. Principal component analysis (PCA) --  |t 79. QSAR: quantitative structure-activity relationship --  |t 80. DeepChem: binding affinity --  |t 81. Stoichiometry and reaction balancing --  |t Applied artificial intelligence --  |t 82. ML Python libraries in chemistry --  |t 83. AI in drug design --  |t 84. Automated machine learning --  |t 85. Retrosynthesis and reaction prediction --  |t 86. ChemML --  |t 87. AI in material design --  |t Knowledge and information --  |t 88. Ontologies and inferencing --  |t 89. Analyzing networks --  |t 90. Knowledge ingestion: labeling and optical recognition --  |t 91. Content mining and knowledge graphs --  |t Part D: Quantum computing and chemistry Introduction --  |t 92. Quantum concepts --  |t 93. QComp: technology vendors --  |t 94. Quantum computing simulators --  |t 95. Quantum algorithms --  |t 96. Quantum chemistry software (QChem) --  |t Quantum Computing Applications --  |t 97. Application examples --  |t 98. Simulating molecules using VQE --  |t 99. Studies on small clusters of LiH, BeH2, and NaH --  |t 100. Quantum machine learning (QAI) --  |t Code index --  |t Index. 
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653 4 |a Künstliche Intelligenz. 
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653 4 |a Theoretische Chemie. 
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