CVAICLDec 13, 2024

Evaluation of GPT-4o and GPT-4o-mini's Vision Capabilities for Compositional Analysis from Dried Solution Drops

arXiv:2412.10587v25 citationsh-index: 13ACS Omega
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This work addresses the need for reliable salt identification in chemistry or materials science, but it is incremental as it applies existing AI models to a new dataset.

The study tackled the problem of identifying salts from their drying patterns using AI vision models, finding that GPT-4o achieved 57% accuracy, significantly outperforming random chance and GPT-4o-mini.

When microliter drops of salt solutions dry on non-porous surfaces, they form erratic yet characteristic deposit patterns influenced by complex crystallization dynamics and fluid motion. Using OpenAI's image-enabled language models, we analyzed deposits from 12 salts with 200 images per salt and per model. GPT-4o classified 57% of the salts accurately, significantly outperforming random chance and GPT-4o mini. This study underscores the promise of general-use AI tools for reliably identifying salts from their drying patterns.

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