AMAX Models: Molecular Absorption Wavelength Prediction
A collection of machine learning models for predicting maximum absorption wavelength (Ξ»max) of chemical compounds in various solvents. These models use molecular descriptors to predict spectroscopic properties, useful for drug discovery, materials science, and computational chemistry applications.
π€ Available Models
| Model | Framework | Architecture | RΒ² Score | MAE (nm) | RMSE (nm) | Status | 
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| AMAX_XGB1 | XGBoost | Gradient Boosting (500 estimators) | 0.9084 | 17.682 | 35.507 | Active | 
| AMAX_RF1 | Scikit-Learn | Random Forest (500 trees) | 0.9035 | 18.601 | 36.441 | Active | 
| AMAX_MLP1 | PyTorch | Sequential NN (1024 β 512) | 0.8913 | 23.956 | 38.680 | Active | 
All models utilize 312 RDKit molecular descriptors combining both compound and solvent features, trained on a random data split of 32,010 training samples with 4,001 validation and 4,002 test samples. Each model has been retrained to eliminate data leakage and ensure robust performance evaluation.
π Citation
If you use an AMAX prediction model in your research, please cite:
@modelcollection{amaxmodels,
  title={AMAX-Models: Machine Learning Models for Molecular Absorption Wavelength Prediction},
  author={Leung, Nathan},
  institution={Coley Research Group @ MIT}
  year={2025},
  howpublished={\url{https://huggingface.co/natelgrw/AMAX-Models}},
}