pyiron_contrib.atomistics.atomicrex.structure_list module
- class pyiron_contrib.atomistics.atomicrex.structure_list.ARStructureContainer(num_atoms=0, num_structures=0)[source]
Bases:
object
- add_predefined_structure(identifier, lattice, lattice_parameter, atom_type_A, ca_ratio=None, atom_type_B=None, fit=True, relative_weight=1, clamp=True)[source]
- add_scalar_fit_property(prop='atomic-energy', target_val=nan, fit=True, relax=False, relative_weight=1, residual_style=0, output=True, tolerance=nan, min_val=nan, max_val=nan)[source]
- add_training_data(container: TrainingContainer) None [source]
- add_vector_fit_property(prop='atomic-forces', target_val=None, fit=True, relax=False, relative_weight=1, residual_style=0, tolerance=nan, output=True)[source]
- get_scalar_property(prop, identifier, final=True)[source]
Returns final or target value of a scalar property based on the identifier used when adding a structure If identifier is an array of identifiers the return value is an array of values.
- Parameters
prop (str) – property string as used when adding the property
identifier (str or array(str)) – identifier as used when adding the structure
final (bool, optional) – Whether to return the final or target value. Defaults to True.
- Returns
[description]
- Return type
[type]
- get_training_data() TrainingStorage [source]
- get_vector_property(prop, identifier, final=True)[source]
Returns final or target value of a vector property based on the identifier used when adding a structure. Currently only allows to return a vector property for a single structure, not for multiple ones like the get_scalar_property function.
- Parameters
prop (str) – property string as used when adding the property
identifier (str) – identifier as used when adding the structure
final (bool, optional) – Whether to return the final or target value. Defaults to True.
- Returns
[description]
- Return type
[type]
- property plot
plotting interface
- Type
- property predicted_data
- property training_data
- pyiron_contrib.atomistics.atomicrex.structure_list.predefined_structure_xml(identifier, lattice, lattice_param, ca_ratio, atom_type_A, atom_type_B, relative_weight, clamp, fit_properties, fit)[source]
Internal function. Creates xml element for predefined structure. :param identifier: Unique identifier. :type identifier: str :param relative_weight: weight in objective function :type relative_weight: float :param clamp: clamp the structure (no relaxation) :type clamp: bool :param fit: whether to fit the structure :type fit: bool
- Returns
atomicrex predefined structure xml element.
- Return type
[ElementTree xml element]
- pyiron_contrib.atomistics.atomicrex.structure_list.structure_meta_xml(identifier, relative_weight, clamp, fit_properties, struct_file_path, fit, mod_poscar=True)[source]
Internal function. Creates xml element with scalar properties, weight and reference to POSCAR containg structure and forces.
- Parameters
identifier (str) – Unique identifier.
relative_weight (float) – weight in objective function
clamp (bool) – clamp the structure (no relaxation)
mod_poscar (bool, optional) – Combine with poscar file. Defaults to True.
struct_file_path (string) – path to POSCAR file
- Raises
NotImplementedError – mod_poscar has to be True, because forces can’t
be provided in xml format in atomicrex yet. –
- Returns
atomicrex structure xml element.
- Return type
[ElementTree xml element]
- pyiron_contrib.atomistics.atomicrex.structure_list.user_structure_to_xml_element(structure)[source]
Converts an ase/pyiron atoms object to an atomicrex xml element Right now forces can’t be passed in the xml file, so this is not really helpful. :param structure: ase or pyiron Atoms :type structure: Atoms
- Returns
atomicrex structure xml
- Return type
(ET.Element, ET.Element)
- pyiron_contrib.atomistics.atomicrex.structure_list.write_modified_poscar(identifier, forces, directory, structure=None, positions=None, cell=None, symbols=None)[source]
Internal function. Writes a pyiron structure and corresponding forces in a modified POSCAR file. Either provide a structure instance or positions and symbols. :param identifier: Unique identifier used for the filename. :type identifier: str :param structure: ase or pyiron atoms object. :type structure: Atoms :param positions: atomic positions :type positions: np.array :param symbols: chemical symbols :type symbols: np.array :param forces: atomic forces. Must be in same order as positions. :type forces: array or list[list] :param directory: Working directory. :type directory: str