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General Questions and Answers / Re: Configurations from MomentTensorPotentialTraining object

« on: June 2, 2022, 17:28 »

Thanks Anders.

I had already tried that, but the issue is that the object is not a Trajectory, but a RandomDisplacementsParameters object, so I just get:

Code

$ sets[0].configurations()

AttributeError: 'RandomDisplacementsParameters' object has no attribute 'configurations'

I also looked in the reference manual (https://docs.quantumatk.com/manual/Types/RandomDisplacementsParameters/RandomDisplacementsParameters.html), but I can only access the original configuration with the referenceConfigurations() function, not the whole trajectory with repetitions, strain and so on.

I'm attaching the HDF5 file in case you can take a look. I can see all the configurations in the GUI with the Trajectory Analyzer tool, but I would like to be able to extract these with a script since there are about 200 configurations.

Thanks for your help.

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General Questions and Answers / Configurations from MomentTensorPotentialTraining object

« on: April 26, 2022, 19:57 »

I trained some MTP potentials following the examples in https://docs.quantumatk.com/manual/Types/MomentTensorPotentialTraining/MomentTensorPotentialTraining.html and would like to export the configurations that were used for the training, which were generated with the ''RandomDisplacementsParameters' function.

When reading the resulting 'mtp_study.hdf5' file in the GUI, I can see each configuration and related energy/force/stress information in the form of a movie, but I haven't been able to extract the coordinates of all the frames into some text file. I could send one frame at a time to the Builder or Editor tool, but this becomes unfeasible when having hundreds of configurations.

I also tried reading the  'mtp_study.hdf5' file in the terminal and the trainingSets() function to get the configurations, but I can only get the original reference configuration:

Code

conf=nlread('mtp_study.hdf5', MomentTensorPotentialTraining)[0]
sets=conf.trainingSets()
nlprint(sets[0].referenceConfigurations()[0])

Thanks for your help.