ML MRB1: Difference between revisions

Revision as of 16:12, 11 October 2021

ML_MRB1 = [integer]
Default: ML_MRB1 = 8

Description: This tag sets the number [math]\displaystyle{ N_\text{R}^0 }[/math] of radial basis functions used to expand the atomic distribution for the radial descriptor within the machine learning force field method as described in this section.

The value of ML_MRB1 is the default value for ML_MRB2.

Related Tags and Sections

ML_LMLFF, ML_MRB2, ML_W1, ML_RCUT1, ML_SION1

Examples that use this tag

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-{{TAGDEF|ML_MRB1|[integer]|NINT({{TAG|ML_RCUT1}}/{{TAG|ML_SION1}}*1.5)}}
+{{TAGDEF|ML_MRB1|[integer]|8}}
-Description: This tag sets the number of radial basis sets used to expand the atomic distribution for the radial descriptor within the machine learning force field method.
+Description: This tag sets the number <math>N_\text{R}^0</math> of radial basis functions used to expand the atomic distribution for the radial descriptor within the machine learning force field method as described in [[Machine learning force field: Theory#Descriptors|this section]].
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-The values for {{TAG|ML_MRB1}} and {{TAG|ML_MRB2}} are automatically set by the code (empirically) and usually need not to be set by the user. Only in very few cases if the error in the radial expansion (see later in the text) is not sufficiently low these values need to be adjusted manually.
+The value of {{TAG|ML_MRB1}} is the default value for {{TAG|ML_MRB2}}.
-The tags {{TAG|ML_MRB1}} and {{TAG|ML_MRB2}} set the number of radial basis sets used to expand the atomic distribution of the radial and angular density. These tags depend very sensitively on the cut-off radius of the descriptor ({{TAG|ML_RCUT1}} and {{TAG|ML_RCUT2}}) and the width of the Gaussian functions used in the broadening of the atomic distributions ({{TAG|ML_SION1}} and {{TAG|ML_SION2}}). The error occuring due to the expansion of the radial basis functions is monitored in the {{TAG|ML_LOGFILE}} file by searching for the following line "''Error in radial expansion: ...''". A typical reasonable value for the error threshold that was empirically determined (by us and in reference {{cite|szlachta:prb:2014}}) is <math>\pm 0.02</math>. Hence, the number of basis functions should be adjusted until the error written in the {{TAG|ML_LOGFILE}} is smaller than this value. A more detailed description of the basis sets is given in appendix A of reference {{cite|jinnouchi2:arx:2019}}.
-== References ==
-<references/>
-<noinclude>
 == Related Tags and Sections ==
-{{TAG|ML_LMLFF}}, {{TAG|ML_MRB2}}, {{TAG|ML_W1}}, {{TAG|ML_RCUT1}}, {{TAG|ML_RCUT2}}, {{TAG|ML_SION1}}, {{TAG|ML_SION2}}
+{{TAG|ML_LMLFF}}, {{TAG|ML_MRB2}}, {{TAG|ML_W1}}, {{TAG|ML_RCUT1}}, {{TAG|ML_SION1}}
 {{sc|ML_MRB1|Examples|Examples that use this tag}}