Plotting Fukui functions MACEpolar #1492
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Hey @titusdehaas, I have just added that to the ASE MACECalculator in the develop branch. For PolarMACE models, the calculator will return the Fukui functions by default in: calc.results["fukui_functions"] with shape (num_atoms, 2). The two columns correspond to the spin-up/alpha and spin-down/beta Fukui functions: fukui = calc.results["fukui_functions"] You should be able to use them directly after any normal calculator call, for example after atoms.get_potential_energy() or atoms.get_forces(). |
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Hi All,
I was wondering if the Fukui functions used in MACE-polar-1-m are becoming available at some point for the MACECalculator in ASE?
I'd like to visualize these for some simulations that i performed. Thank you!
Best,
Titus
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