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Language models as QSPR predictors: Unleashing potential through in-context learning and instruction tuning

Sep 2026 · ENGINEERING Energy · Vol 20 · 0 citations · 46 references

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The accuracy, generalizability, data scalability, and ease of use of this work demonstrate that FuelProp-LM can serve as a practical and flexible tool for fuel property prediction and play a significant role in future AI-assisted fuel design.

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