Compact Graph Representation of molecular crystals using Point-wise Distance Distributions

12/19/2022
by   Jonathan Balasingham, et al.
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Use of graphs to represent molecular crystals has become popular in recent years as they provide a natural translation from atoms and bonds to nodes and edges. Graphs capture structure, while remaining invariant to the symmetries that crystals display. Several works in property prediction, including those with state-of-the-art results, make use of the Crystal Graph. The present work offers a graph based on Point-wise Distance Distributions which retains symmetrical invariance, decreases computational load, and yields similar or better prediction accuracy on both experimental and simulated crystals.

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