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Predicting natural language descriptions of smells

2018-05-25

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There has been recent progress in predicting whether common verbal descriptors such as “fishy”, “floral” or “fruity” apply to the smell of odorous molecules. However, the number of descriptors for which such a prediction is possible to date is very small compared to the large number of descriptors that have been suggested for the profiling of smells. We show here that the use of natural language semantic represent...

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78133707-0a92-5a4c-8c67-60fbd1cd2481
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10.1101/331470
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