Open petermr opened 5 years ago
in toplevel directory (quantumchem
) , which contains the project/s (qchem100
) create dictionary:
cd quantumchem
ami-dictionary create --informat wikipage --input https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_quantum_chemistry_and_solid-state_physics_software --dictionary program --directory dictionary --outformats xml,html
This created files
quantumchem pm286$ tree dictionary/
dictionary/
├── program.html
└── program.xml
program.html
is browsable with links to Wikidata.
program.xml
will be used for searching
program
dictionary on qchem100 subsetami-search -p qchem100/ --dictionary country funders dictionary/program.xml --oldstyle
uses builtin dictionaries country
and funders
and new dictionary program.xml
.
(The mandatory --oldstyle
flag will disappear soon)
Results are in: https://github.com/petermr/quantumchem/blob/master/qchem100/full.dataTables.html (doesn't display on github; clone or download) https://github.com/petermr/quantumchem/blob/master/qchem100/__cooccurrence/allPlots.svg will display co-occurrences
The Wikipedia page (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Basis_set_(chemistry)) does NOT have marked up basis sets, so PMR manually extracted some into dictionary/basisset.txt
.
To turn them into a dictionary (see TIGR2ESS tutorial)
cd dictionary
ami-dictionary --directory . --dictionary basisset --input basisset.txt --
create dictionary of computational codes using
ami-dictionary