I am aware that ChemometricsTools.jl is a machine learning library for chemistry (mainly to process chemical data).
Could you help me to find some examples of Flux application in chemistry (and possibly in physics)?
I know this study which is very interesting because it can be extended to the Brusselator in kinetics.
Indeed, I am preparing an introduction to Flux (in French…) and my exploration of the web returns very few results on: Flux.jl chemistry (or) Flux.jl physics.
Is there any work with Flux that you know of and that is related (for example) to:
chemical kinetics for complex reactions (polymerization, explosion, etc.),
dynamics of molecular reactions ,
transport of non-electrolytes in biological membranes,
molecular interactions,
statistical thermodynamics,
thermodynamics of non-equilibrium processes
…
Thank you in advance for your suggestions,
Thierry
You might be interested in this one that I am working on https://github.com/DENG-MIT/CRNN.
In addition, if you are interested in cell signaling, this one also very relevant https://github.com/jiweiqi/CellBox.jl.
Both projects have associated publications that cover the algorithms in great detail.
As for combustion, I am also developing a combustion simulation packages in Julia that links with Flux.jl for scientific machine learning https://github.com/DENG-MIT/Arrhenius.jl.
Your work is extremely interesting. I am eagerly browsing the GitHub pages and web links. I hope to interact with you on Julia Discourses if you agree.