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Sure. Please try it directly. One of the strong advantages of DeePMD is its
ability to describe chemical reactions. If you already have some data, you
could try to fit it with our training code.
…On Fri, May 17, 2019 at 5:31 AM DemingXia ***@***.***> wrote:
I hope to simulate some heterogenous reactions. However, it is to slow to
simulate using BOMD. If the DeepMD model can be used to reproduce some
reactions based on some reaction-involved trajectories produced by BOMD?
Thanks~
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I hope to simulate some heterogenous reactions. However, it is to slow to simulate using BOMD. If the DeepMD model can be used to reproduce some reactions based on some reaction-involved trajectories produced by BOMD?
Thanks~
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