The way the Jarvis paper got their pie chart is taking absolute percentage of MAE with ALL descriptors as the reference:
(All-Chem)/Chem ~ 42% ---> Chem
(All-(Chem+RDF))/(Chem+RDF) ~ 18% ---> RDF
With this data right here created by Dr. Zhu and I, we can clearly see that adding Charge actually makes the performance to drop. MAE of Chem is 0.2197 and MAE of (Chem+Charge) is 0.2226.
The way the Jarvis paper got their pie chart is taking absolute percentage of MAE with ALL descriptors as the reference: (All-Chem)/Chem ~ 42% ---> Chem (All-(Chem+RDF))/(Chem+RDF) ~ 18% ---> RDF
With this data right here created by Dr. Zhu and I, we can clearly see that adding Charge actually makes the performance to drop. MAE of Chem is 0.2197 and MAE of (Chem+Charge) is 0.2226.