arXiv AI By Wenxin Duan, Hanwei Wang, Zhongying Peng, Zhonghua Lu, Jiayi An, Fan Song, Yong Liang

DeepTCM1.0: A Multi-Expert AI Agent for Deciphering Mechanisms of Chinese Herbal Formulae Based on General Large Language Models

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DeepTCM1.0 is a multi‑expert AI agent built on the DeepSeek V3.2 large language model, designed to integrate classical traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) theory with modern life sciences for mechanistic analysis of TCM compound formulas. The framework employs a three‑tier collaborative architecture and a three‑round iterative quality‑control workflow, simulating 11 interdisciplinary intelligent agents. It was validated on the Guizhi Decoction, with performance evaluated through double‑blind five‑dimensional scoring, ICC reliability testing, Mann‑Whitney U tests, and effect size analysis across 100 independent assessments by four large language models.

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