Setting new benchmarks in AI-driven infrared structure elucidation

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Abstract

Automated structure elucidation from infrared (IR) spectra represents a significant breakthrough in analytical chemistry, having recently gained momentum through the application of Transformer-based language models. In this work, we improve our original Transformer architecture, refine spectral data representations, and implement novel augmentation and decoding strategies to significantly increase performance. We report a Top-1 accuracy of 63.79% and a Top-10 accuracy of 83.95% compared to the current performance of state-of-the-art models of 53.56% and 80.36%, respectively. Our findings not only set a new performance benchmark but also strengthen confidence in the promising future of AI-driven IR spectroscopy as a practical and powerful tool for structure elucidation. To facilitate broad adoption among chemical laboratories and domain experts, we openly share our models and code.

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Alberts, M., Zipoli, F., & Laino, T. (2025). Setting new benchmarks in AI-driven infrared structure elucidation. Digital Discovery, 4(7), 1936–1943. https://doi.org/10.1039/d5dd00131e

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