AIMNet2-rxn: A Machine Learned Potential for Generalized Reaction Modeling on a Millions-of-Pathways Scale
Dylan M. Anstine(Carnegie Mellon University), Olexandr Isayev(Carnegie Mellon University), Filipp Nikitin(Carnegie Mellon University), Qiyuan Zhao(Hangzhou DAC Biotech (China)), Veerupaksh Singla(University of Notre Dame), Roman Zubatiuk(Carnegie Mellon University), Shuhao Zhang(Los Alamos National Laboratory), Brett M. Savoie(University of Notre Dame)
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