Elizaveta I. Yakovenko, Iurii M. Nevolin, Anatoliy A. Chasovskikh, Artem A. Mitrofanov and Vadim V. Korolev*,
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Data-Driven Prediction of Structures of Metal–Organic Frameworks
Crystal structure prediction (CSP) has proven to be an effective route for the discovery of new materials. Nonetheless, the ab initio techniques employed for the CSP of metal–organic frameworks (MOFs) cannot be scaled to a high-throughput mode. Here, we propose a data-driven method for addressing the current needs of computational MOF discovery. Specifically, coarse-grained neural networks were implemented to predict the underlying net topology. The models showed satisfactory performance, which was next enhanced via the limitation of the applicability domain.
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