“Twisting” the data: a universal machine-learning approach to classify single-molecule curves and beyond

We present a new automated supervised procedure to classify conductance-voltage ( G ( V )) curves and conductance-distance ( G ( z )) traces from single-molecule junctions with high confidence. It is based on representing the data as a spiral image.

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Digital Discovery
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2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.1039/d5dd00207a
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Computational Drug Discovery Methods
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We present a new automated supervised procedure to classify conductance-voltage ( G ( V )) curves and conductance-distance ( G ( z )) traces from single-molecule junctions with high confidence. It is based on representing the data as a spiral image.

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Madrid Institute for Advanced Studies (ES), Universidad Carlos III de Madrid (ES), Universidad Autónoma de Madrid (ES)
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