ChemReader: Automated Structure Extraction
ChemReader extracts chemical structures from raster images using modified Hough transform and chemical spell checking …
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IMG2SMI: Translating Molecular Structure Images to SMILES
Campos & Ji's method for converting 2D molecular images to SMILES strings using Transformers and SELFIES representation.
Kekulé: OCR-Optical Chemical Recognition
A seminal 1992 system for Optical Chemical Structure Recognition (OCSR) using neural networks and heuristic graph …
OCSR Methods: A Taxonomy of Approaches
Overview of optical chemical structure recognition methods organized by approach, from deep learning to rule-based …
Optical Recognition of Chemical Graphics
A 1993 prototype system for converting scanned chemical diagrams into connection tables using vectorization and …
Molecular String Renderer: Robust Visualization Tool
A robust, type-safe Python library for converting chemical strings (SMILES, SELFIES, InChI) into publication-quality …
InChI and Tautomerism: Toward Comprehensive Treatment
Dhaked et al.'s comprehensive analysis of tautomerism in chemoinformatics, introducing 86 new tautomeric rules and their …
InChI: The Worldwide Chemical Structure Identifier Standard
Heller et al. (2013) explain how IUPAC's InChI became the global standard for representing chemical structures, its …
Making InChI FAIR and Sustainable for Inorganic Chemistry
InChI v1.07 modernizes chemical identifiers for FAIR principles and adds robust support for inorganic compounds.
Mixfile & MInChI: Machine-Readable Mixture Formats
Mixfile and MInChI provide the first standardized, machine-readable formats for representing chemical mixtures.
NInChI: Toward a Chemical Identifier for Nanomaterials
NInChI (Nanomaterials InChI) extends chemical identifiers to represent complex, multi-component nanomaterials.
Recent Advances in the SELFIES Library (2023)
Major updates to the SELFIES library, improved performance, expanded chemistry support, and new customization features.