Twenty two teams of computer scientists have teamed up with researchers at The Rockefeller University in New York to create an artificial intelligence with a sense of smell by using a series of algorithms which can predict the scent of various molecules according to their chemical structure. In this case, it is not just about predicting what smells like The remaining groups of data—two sets of 69 ratings and their corresponding chemical information—were used to test how well the models predicted both how an average person would rate an odor and how each of the 49 individuals would rate them. This data was then split into three sections and used to train computer models to identify smell based on the chemical structures of the odorants.
Twenty two teams of computer scientists have teamed up with researchers at The Rockefeller University in New York to create an artificial intelligence with a sense of smell by using a series of algorithms which can predict the scent of various molecules according to their chemical structure. In this case, it is not just about predicting what smells like This data was then split into three sections and used to train computer models to identify smell based on the chemical structures of the odorants.