Closed SixuanMi closed 5 months ago
The CLI argument --miso 1
might be helpful in this case. The explanation is in #1563.
Thank you. The problem is partialy solved and most of the unreasonable structures are removed. I noticed that --miso 1 could "merge the isomers with same atoms and same bond-network but different bond levels", but these species still exist, such as 10, 12 and 17; 9 and 16; 11 and 15; 7 and 20. And the highest frequency one might has the wrong degree of unsaturation SMILES. May I ask how to solve this problem? Thank you very much.
Thank you. The problem is partialy solved and most of the unreasonable structures are removed. I noticed that --miso 1 could "merge the isomers with same atoms and same bond-network but different bond levels", but these species still exist, such as 10, 12 and 17; 9 and 16; 11 and 15; 7 and 20. And the highest frequency one might has the wrong degree of unsaturation SMILES. May I ask how to solve this problem? Thank you very much.
I marked this as a bug and will review #1563 further. It would be helpful for debugging if you could share something that could reproduce it.
Part of the trafectory is sent to your email jinzhe.zeng@rutgers.edu
Hi, I have performed molecular dynamics simulations of a PAH system using DeepMD in combination with LAMMPS, and using ReacNetGenerator for reaction network analysis, I found a lot of strange reactions as shown in the screenshot. May I ask why this is happening? Thank you.