Peer-Reviewed Publication
bioRxiv2026July 21, 2026Journal Article

Using large language models for enhancing accessibility for Monte Carlo photon transport simulations and beyond.

Fan-Yu Yen1, Yiyi Liu1, Qianqian Fang1,2
1Northeastern University, Department of Bioengineering, Boston, Massachusetts, United States.
2Northeastern University, Department of EECE, Boston, Massachusetts, United States.

Abstract

SIGNIFICANCE: Computational modeling and the use of simulation software tools are essential for biomedical optics research. Designing effective simulations often requires in-depth understanding of the underlying physical problems and proper configuration of the software settings, which often constitute key barriers for novice users including students. The rapid emergence of large language models (…

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