MatChat: A Large Language Model and Application Service Platform for Materials Science

• URL: http://arxiv.org/abs/2310.07197v1
• Date: Wed, 11 Oct 2023 05:11:46 GMT
• Title: MatChat: A Large Language Model and Application Service Platform for Materials Science
• Authors: Ziyi Chen, Fankai Xie, Meng Wan, Yang Yuan, Miao Liu, Zongguo Wang, Sheng Meng, Yangang Wang
• Abstract summary: We harness the power of the LLaMA2-7B model and enhance it through a learning process that incorporates 13,878 pieces of structured material knowledge data. This specialized AI model, named MatChat, focuses on predicting inorganic material synthesis pathways. MatChat is now accessible online and open for use, with both the model and its application framework available as open source.
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• Abstract: The prediction of chemical synthesis pathways plays a pivotal role in materials science research. Challenges, such as the complexity of synthesis pathways and the lack of comprehensive datasets, currently hinder our ability to predict these chemical processes accurately. However, recent advancements in generative artificial intelligence (GAI), including automated text generation and question-answering systems, coupled with fine-tuning techniques, have facilitated the deployment of large-scale AI models tailored to specific domains. In this study, we harness the power of the LLaMA2-7B model and enhance it through a learning process that incorporates 13,878 pieces of structured material knowledge data. This specialized AI model, named MatChat, focuses on predicting inorganic material synthesis pathways. MatChat exhibits remarkable proficiency in generating and reasoning with knowledge in materials science. Although MatChat requires further refinement to meet the diverse material design needs, this research undeniably highlights its impressive reasoning capabilities and innovative potential in the field of materials science. MatChat is now accessible online and open for use, with both the model and its application framework available as open source. This study establishes a robust foundation for collaborative innovation in the integration of generative AI in materials science.

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