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Abstract
The CHMTRN language, originally created for the LHASA project on computer retro-synthesis by a team at Harvard University has been further developed for use in a project requiring the prediction of synthetically-accessible chemical structures. This paper describes the language, as now re-implemented, which is English-language like and has potentially much wider uses.
