Glossary

Computational chemistry is a chemistry area using computer simulations to resolve chemical issues. It utilizes theoretical chemistry methods in computer programs to calculate molecule structures and properties.

The term “Computational Complexity of Common AI Algorithms” refers to the capacity of processing resources needed by unique algorithms, which may range from linear (O(n)) to quadratic (O(n^2)), or cubic (O(n^3)) levels based on the algorithm’s complexity.

Computational creativity is an AI’s ability to create artifacts, ideas, or solve problems in creative domains. It involves using algorithms, models, enabling machines to show human-like creative skills.