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LLM odor mixture perceptual geometry paper

Learning Perceptual Geometry of Natural Odor Mixtures from LLM-Derived Descriptors

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“Harvard researchers have used large language models to analyze connections between molecular composition and the perception of natural odors, significantly enhancing our ability to predict similarities among 1,200 volatile mixtures. https://arxiv.org/abs/26…”

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Tomer Ullman: Using AI to write the proposal for a grant: heinous, what are you doing, writing is thinking Using AI to populate a weird excel sheet of project timelines in some pseudo-serious format mandated by …
Blake Richards: Using AI to write the proposal for a grant: heinous, what are you doing, writing is thinking Using AI to populate a weird excel sheet of project timelines in some pseudo-serious format mandated by …
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