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I agree. I did molecular dynamics simulations for my PhD. The last year I spent some time exploring feature representations that capture atomic environments u
by Xcelerate 10y ago
I agree. I did molecular dynamics simulations for my PhD. The last year I spent some time exploring feature representations that capture atomic environments up to their symmetry invariants (rotations, reflections, permutations of identical atoms, etc.) The use of machine learning for MD and quantum chemistry has exploded in the last year and a half. I'm a bit sad that I just finished my degree right as this kind of work is heating up.
- pizza 10y agoh-suppressed graphs? VESPR graph stuff? compressive sampling / measuring of typical states? ligand complices? ligand transport? membrane dynamics? predictive toxicology? cheaper hartree-fock approximations? quark shit??? time to daydream