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license: cc-by-4.0
pretty_name: AI4Sci atomistic-materials v2 (universal crystal potential task)
tags:
- materials
- interatomic-potential
- dft
- benchmark
AI4Sci atomistic-materials v2
Prepared data for the atomistic-materials task of
T0-RSI/ai4sci-tasks: develop one universal crystal
potential that stays MP-compatible and accurate far from equilibrium.
pool/: training pool in ASE-LMDB shards, one directory per source: MPtrj, sAlex, MatPES-PBE, and a 35 % shard sample of the OMat24 training subsets. Every composition and parent ID of an evaluation material is removed.pool/manifest.jsonlists every file.archives/val.tar,archives/test-inputs.tar,archives/test-references.tar: validation and test splits of eight suites:- WBM discovery, MDR phonons, MP elasticity;
- PhononDB κ, MOFSimBench bulk moduli, AM26 amorphous energies and forces;
- cleavage energies, LiTraj nebDFT2k barriers.
archives/models.tar: UMA-S-1.1 and two fine-tuned baselines (FAIR Chemistry License and Acceptable Use Policy).archives/baselines.tar: the original task's 500k MPtrj + sAlex fine-tuning sample, v2-filtered.release-manifest.json: size and SHA-256 of every artifact.
Install with environment/data/materialize.sh release DIR from the task repository.
Licenses of the components:
- MPtrj: MIT;
- sAlex, OMat24 and the cleavage benchmark: CC BY 4.0;
- MatPES: BSD-3-Clause;
- Matbench Discovery references: MIT / CC BY 4.0;
- MOFSimBench and LiTraj: MIT;
- AM26: as published by Fragapane and Deringer (no license file at the pinned commit);
- UMA weights and derivatives: FAIR Chemistry License.
Cite the original datasets when using them.