This project is a parallel simulation engine and molecular dynamics simulator designed to model the physical movements of atoms and molecules. It functions as an interatomic potential framework for calculating forces between particles and a materials analysis tool for computing thermodynamic, structural, and transport properties of solids and fluids. The engine is distinguished by its high-performance computing capabilities, utilizing spatial-domain decomposition and message-passing interface communication to distribute workloads across processors. It supports multi-backend GPU acceleration v
MACE - Table of contents - About MACE - Documentation - Installation - pip installation - pip installation from source - Usage - Training - Evaluation - Tutorials - CUDA acceleration with cuEquivariance - Weights and Biases for experiment tracking - Pretrained Foundation Models - MACE-MP:…
Notes: This is currently a development branch of ACE (though we are still tagging versions regularly). For the latest stable version see DEV-v0.8.x Preliminary Documentation, WIP.
The goal of this project is to promote the use of neural network potentials (NNPs) by providing highly optimized, open source implementations of bottleneck operations that appear in popular potentials. These are the core design principles.
openmm/nnpops 的主要功能包括:Interatomic Potentials。
openmm/nnpops 的开源替代品包括: lammps/lammps — This project is a parallel simulation engine and molecular dynamics simulator designed to model the physical movements… acesuit/acefit.jl — Generic Codes for Fitting ACE models. acesuit/mace — MACE - Table of contents - About MACE - Documentation - Installation - pip installation - pip installation from source… aiqm/torchani — TorchANI 2.0 is an open-source library that supports training, development, and research of ANI-style neural network… apax-hub/apax — apax[^1][^2] is a high-performance, extendable package for training of and inference with atomistic neural networks.… acesuit/ace1.jl — Notes: This is currently a development branch of ACE (though we are still tagging versions regularly). For the latest…