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SPACIER: On-Demand Polymer Design with Fully Automated All-Atom Classical Molecular Dynamics Integrated into Machine Learning Pipelines

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arxiv 2408.05135 v1 pith:TF3FAKLC submitted 2024-08-09 cond-mat.mtrl-sci physics.comp-ph

SPACIER: On-Demand Polymer Design with Fully Automated All-Atom Classical Molecular Dynamics Integrated into Machine Learning Pipelines

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Machine learning has rapidly advanced the design and discovery of new materials with targeted applications in various systems. First-principles calculations and other computer experiments have been integrated into material design pipelines to address the lack of experimental data and the limitations of interpolative machine learning predictors. However, the enormous computational costs and technical challenges of automating computer experiments for polymeric materials have limited the availability of open-source automated polymer design systems that integrate molecular simulations and machine learning. We developed SPACIER, an open-source software program that integrates RadonPy, a Python library for fully automated polymer property calculations based on all-atom classical molecular dynamics into a Bayesian optimization-based polymer design system to overcome these challenges. As a proof-of-concept study, we successfully synthesized optical polymers that surpass the Pareto boundary formed by the tradeoff between the refractive index and Abbe number.

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