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Recent advances in machine learning have brought powerful new tools for predicting chemical reaction outcomes, especially template-free methods using GNNs and Transformers. Yet key questions remain: how do these models “reason” about chemistry? Can we trust and interpret their predictions in practice? In this article, we walk through a comparative case study of three approaches—GNN, Transformer, and semi-template—using the same reaction to explore not only prediction accuracy, but also how each model explains its outputs. If you're considering how to select or apply these tools in real-world chemical research, this piece offers grounded insights for informed decision-making.

Mendoza Zamarripa Elisa Margarita
MI-6 Ltd.Data Scientist
PhD in Biomedical Engineering from the School of Materials and Chemical Technology at Tokyo Institute of Technology (now Institute of Science Tokyo), with expertise in biomaterials and molecular processes at biointerfaces. She has a track record of constructing tools for both the property prediction of materials and screening applications. Currently engaged in applying Materials Informatics to a variety of topics, including chemical reaction prediction and organic semiconductors.
















