
handle: 11572/462810
This paper explores the application of generative pre-trained transformer (GPT)-based large language models (LLMs) in the development of simulation and analysis tools for X-ray powder diffraction. We demonstrate how these models enable users with minimal programming experience to generate functional and efficient code through natural language prompts. The discussion highlights both the capabilities and limitations of LLM-assisted coding, offering insights into the practical integration of artificial intelligence for simulating and analysing simple X-ray powder diffraction patterns.
LLMs; X-ray diffraction; artificial intelligence; large language models; machine learning; software development, Short Communications
LLMs; X-ray diffraction; artificial intelligence; large language models; machine learning; software development, Short Communications
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