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- popcornn-0.1.0/LICENSE.md +310 -0
- popcornn-0.1.0/MANIFEST.in +1 -0
- popcornn-0.1.0/PKG-INFO +157 -0
- popcornn-0.1.0/README.md +112 -0
- popcornn-0.1.0/popcornn/__init__.py +5 -0
- popcornn-0.1.0/popcornn/optimization/__init__.py +3 -0
- popcornn-0.1.0/popcornn/optimization/initialize_path.py +169 -0
- popcornn-0.1.0/popcornn/optimization/path_optimizer.py +195 -0
- popcornn-0.1.0/popcornn/optimization/update_minima.py +38 -0
- popcornn-0.1.0/popcornn/paths/__init__.py +15 -0
- popcornn-0.1.0/popcornn/paths/base_path.py +534 -0
- popcornn-0.1.0/popcornn/paths/linear.py +24 -0
- popcornn-0.1.0/popcornn/paths/mlp.py +105 -0
- popcornn-0.1.0/popcornn/popcornn.py +205 -0
- popcornn-0.1.0/popcornn/potentials/__init__.py +54 -0
- popcornn-0.1.0/popcornn/potentials/ani.py +43 -0
- popcornn-0.1.0/popcornn/potentials/base_potential.py +75 -0
- popcornn-0.1.0/popcornn/potentials/chgnet.py +66 -0
- popcornn-0.1.0/popcornn/potentials/constant.py +13 -0
- popcornn-0.1.0/popcornn/potentials/escaip.py +55 -0
- popcornn-0.1.0/popcornn/potentials/harmonic.py +48 -0
- popcornn-0.1.0/popcornn/potentials/leftnet.py +57 -0
- popcornn-0.1.0/popcornn/potentials/lennard_jones.py +59 -0
- popcornn-0.1.0/popcornn/potentials/mace.py +68 -0
- popcornn-0.1.0/popcornn/potentials/morse.py +47 -0
- popcornn-0.1.0/popcornn/potentials/muller_brown.py +32 -0
- popcornn-0.1.0/popcornn/potentials/newtonnet.py +58 -0
- popcornn-0.1.0/popcornn/potentials/orb.py +83 -0
- popcornn-0.1.0/popcornn/potentials/repel.py +74 -0
- popcornn-0.1.0/popcornn/potentials/schwefel.py +23 -0
- popcornn-0.1.0/popcornn/potentials/sphere.py +15 -0
- popcornn-0.1.0/popcornn/potentials/uma.py +68 -0
- popcornn-0.1.0/popcornn/potentials/wolfe_schlegel.py +20 -0
- popcornn-0.1.0/popcornn/tools/__init__.py +7 -0
- popcornn-0.1.0/popcornn/tools/arg_parser.py +14 -0
- popcornn-0.1.0/popcornn/tools/ase.py +238 -0
- popcornn-0.1.0/popcornn/tools/configs.py +17 -0
- popcornn-0.1.0/popcornn/tools/images.py +163 -0
- popcornn-0.1.0/popcornn/tools/integrator.py +159 -0
- popcornn-0.1.0/popcornn/tools/logging.py +45 -0
- popcornn-0.1.0/popcornn/tools/metrics.py +520 -0
- popcornn-0.1.0/popcornn/tools/scheduler.py +61 -0
- popcornn-0.1.0/popcornn/tools/tests.py +249 -0
- popcornn-0.1.0/popcornn/tools/visualize.py +244 -0
- popcornn-0.1.0/popcornn.egg-info/PKG-INFO +157 -0
- popcornn-0.1.0/popcornn.egg-info/SOURCES.txt +55 -0
- popcornn-0.1.0/popcornn.egg-info/dependency_links.txt +1 -0
- popcornn-0.1.0/popcornn.egg-info/requires.txt +24 -0
- popcornn-0.1.0/popcornn.egg-info/top_level.txt +1 -0
- popcornn-0.1.0/pyproject.toml +177 -0
- popcornn-0.1.0/setup.cfg +4 -0
- popcornn-0.1.0/tests/test_images.py +784 -0
- popcornn-0.1.0/tests/test_initialize_path.py +13 -0
- popcornn-0.1.0/tests/test_ode_functions.py +87 -0
- popcornn-0.1.0/tests/test_paths.py +375 -0
- popcornn-0.1.0/tests/test_potentials.py +428 -0
- popcornn-0.1.0/tests/test_ts_search.py +67 -0
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## Support
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Popcornn is still under active development, and we welcome any feedback or contributions. Please open a GitHub issue if any problems are encountered!
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