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Chemometrics to enhance compound identification

Posted on 8 September 2022

Multi-task neural networks and molecular fingerprints to enhance compound identification from LC-MS/MS data, Molecules (2022), 27, 5827 [link]. Data to reproduce the results are available at our website: https://michem.unimib.it/download/data/lc-ms-ms-to-fingerprints-dataset/

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