Using the titles and abstracts from the <i>Journal of Chemical Information and Modeling</i>, @CompChemBot (twitter.com/CompChemBot) applies a Markov State Model to construct tweets. Each tweet often starts with a randomly selected computational chemistry keyword from a pool of common computational chemistry methods. While @CompChemBot has no real purpose, other than to provide somewhat humorous computational chemistry related tweets, it demonstrates the power of Markov State Models and a large dataset to construct likely computational chemistry statements. Often, the tweets are similar to article and symposium titles but there is a noticeable difference between tweets constructed from only article titles versus both titles and abstracts.

@CompChemBot: Exploring the textual landscape of computational chemistry

255th National Meeting (2018)

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