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SchNetPack

Build and train atomistic neural networks to predict molecular or material potential-energy surfaces and related properties.

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Build and train atomistic neural networks to predict molecular or material potential-energy surfaces and related properties.

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editor · 2026-09-18 — Catalog classification and summary; not maintainer acknowledgement.

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Chemical sciences · Physical sciences

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editor · 2026-09-18 — 分子与材料势能面及量子化学性质预测,建议化学和物理科学。

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atomistic-machine-learning/schnetpack
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Last successful public check
2026-09-22T08:38:14.276Z
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2026-09-22T08:38:14.276Z · ok
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Stars 941 · checked · latest attempt 2026-09-22T08:38:14.276Z (ok)
Forks 251 · checked · latest attempt 2026-09-22T08:38:14.276Z (ok)
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SchNetPack tool

Build and train atomistic neural networks to predict molecular or material potential-energy surfaces and related properties.

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GitHub · atomistic-machine-learning/schnetpackStars 941Forks 251
Chemical sciences

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