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Hi,
I used Jax-reaxff to train the molecules of HClO2, HClO3, and HClO4. There are both Cl-O, and Cl=O bonds in these molecules. When I set the offdiag O-Cl r0_pi at parameter # in the ffield file, the trained ffield file does showed the final value is 0.0000.
Additionally, when I included this parameter in the 'params' file, the code did not work.
4 8 5 0.0100 1.1976 1.4536
Could you please fix this issue or show me where I should include this parameter?
Kindest regards,
Thi Ta
DTU, Denmark
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Hello,
I think this issue might be related to the following line in the force field parser: helper.py:line 1952.
To be able to use off-diagonal terms, you need to have a valid value for the corresponding single body parameter.
For example, if you have rapt parameter set to 0 for Cl, then the off-diagonal rob2 values corresponding to Cl - X will be ignored. I implemented it this way as it aligns with the other implementations of ReaxFF.
If you think there is some other issue, I could provide more detailed help if you can share the force field with me.
Hi,
I used Jax-reaxff to train the molecules of HClO2, HClO3, and HClO4. There are both Cl-O, and Cl=O bonds in these molecules. When I set the offdiag O-Cl r0_pi at parameter # in the ffield file, the trained ffield file does showed the final value is 0.0000.
Additionally, when I included this parameter in the 'params' file, the code did not work.
4 8 5 0.0100 1.1976 1.4536
Could you please fix this issue or show me where I should include this parameter?
Kindest regards,
Thi Ta
DTU, Denmark
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: