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DeePMD-kit does not relate to any specific first-principle software.
You can use whatever you like.
… On Nov 17, 2021, at 07:37, zjd11 ***@***.***> wrote:
Hello, developer of deepmd-kit
I want to train a reactive potential by deepmd-kit. I have noticed a example input file in dpgen in which force are calculated by GAUSSIAN, NOT by VASP.
I want to know whether vasp can be used to calculate force and produce the train set for deepmd-kit.
Or in this case, what are the advantages of using Gaussian than VASP?
Thanks for your time.
jidong
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Hello, developer of deepmd-kit
I want to train a reactive potential by deepmd-kit. I have noticed a example input file in dpgen in which force are calculated by GAUSSIAN, NOT by VASP.
I want to know whether vasp can be used to calculate force and produce the train set for deepmd-kit.
Or in this case, what are the advantages of using Gaussian than VASP?
Thanks for your time.
jidong
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