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use internal coordinates in linear model (linear_internals.py) #25

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snelliott and others added 15 commits September 6, 2023 16:00
* Add a ASE calculator for MBTR

* Move back to Py3.9 for dscribe

I get an error "from collections import Iterable" stemming
from the sparse module used by dscribe

* Add force computation

* Add ability to compute Hessian from MBTR

* Remove unused import

* Add an example notebook with MBTR

* Adjust the scale to be a unit normal

Should reduce the likelihood of numerical issues

* Update proof-of-concept with more data, better KRR
* Add utility for making calculator

Avoid copying code between notebooks

* Separate exact, sampling and approximation

* Accept "None" as an option
* Start notebook for displacing along axes

* Add code for combining perturbations into single tasks

* Add example of using this new data
@WardLT WardLT changed the base branch from add_jacobian to internal-coord December 4, 2023 12:14
@WardLT WardLT changed the base branch from internal-coord to add_jacobian December 4, 2023 12:15
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WardLT commented Dec 4, 2023

Awesome! I'm going to merge into the repo then resolve some merge commits to get it on to the main branch

@WardLT WardLT merged commit 0d8df9a into globus-labs:add_jacobian Dec 4, 2023
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* Refactor and add linear terms

Fixes #2
Fixes #4

* Make the second-order terms 1/2 the first order

* Update with the newer model

* Update the proof of concept notebooks

* use internal coordinates in linear model (linear_internals.py) (#25)

* see freqs

* Add computing Hessians using MBTR forcefield (#8)

* Add a ASE calculator for MBTR

* Move back to Py3.9 for dscribe

I get an error "from collections import Iterable" stemming
from the sparse module used by dscribe

* Add force computation

* Add ability to compute Hessian from MBTR

* Remove unused import

* Add an example notebook with MBTR

* Adjust the scale to be a unit normal

Should reduce the likelihood of numerical issues

* Update proof-of-concept with more data, better KRR

* Allow use of MOPAC in proof of concept (#13)

* Separate notebooks for exact answer, steps in fitting (#14)

* Add utility for making calculator

Avoid copying code between notebooks

* Separate exact, sampling and approximation

* Accept "None" as an option

* Sample as if computing numerical derivatives  (#17)

* Start notebook for displacing along axes

* Add code for combining perturbations into single tasks

* Add example of using this new data

* Refactor and add linear terms

Fixes #2
Fixes #4

* Make the second-order terms 1/2 the first order

* Update with the newer model

* Update the proof of concept notebooks

* see freqs

* internal coordinate model

* flake8 cleanup

* added pytest for internals

* more flake8 cleanup

* geometric package to convert to internal coordinates

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Co-authored-by: snelliott <[email protected]>
Co-authored-by: Logan Ward <[email protected]>
Co-authored-by: Logan Ward <[email protected]>

* Remove only notebook directory

We can recreate these in the new directory structure if need be

* Move the exact answer to be the first dir

Also remove some temporary files

* Skip accuracy test for Harmonic on cartesian

* Make the test even more lenient

It fails randomly

* Remove deprecated file

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Co-authored-by: Sarah Elliott <[email protected]>
Co-authored-by: snelliott <[email protected]>
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