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TiO2-Water DP Trainig Data

If you're using this data, please read and cite: [1] Calegari Andrade, M. F., Ko, H.-Y., Zhang, L., Car, R. & Selloni, A. Free energy of proton transfer at the water–TiO2 interface from ab initio deep potential molecular dynamics. Chem. Sci. 11, 2335–2341 (2020).

Description

This data contains atomic coordinates, energy and forces of TiO2 anatase, liquid water and the TiO2-water interface used to train a Deep Neural Network Potential. Data set was collected via a iterative training scheme described in [2]. In this repo you will find 3 main folders:

  1. lammps: example of an input script (lammps.in) used to run Deep Potential Molecular Dynamics (DPMD) using the Lammps package. The file "pos.in" contain a initial configuration of the TiO2-water interface;

  2. raw_data: in this root folder you will find 5 directories containing the raw data of different systems. These systems are:

    • "tio2/": bulk anatase TiO2 (162 atoms);
    • "tio2_1water_vac/": anatase (101) surface with one adsorbed water molecule in vacuum (219 atoms);
    • "tio2_2water_vac/": anatase (101) surface with two adsorbed water molecules in vaccum (222 atoms);
    • "tio2_water/": TiO2-water interface (426 atoms);
    • "water/": bulk liquid water (192 atoms)
  3. train: DeepMD-kit [3] input files used to train a Deep Neural Network potential (smooth edition) [4]. There are directories inside this folder, named from 1 to 4. These folders differ only in the random initialization of the initial NN parameters. We used the prediction deviation from models 1-4 as a coarse error estimatior of forces (or energy). NOTE: This input script was used with DeepMD-Kit version 1.2. Different versions of the code have different input flags. Please check DeepMD-kit documentation for more details.

  4. PW: example of PWscf [5] input file used to compute energy and forces of TiO2-water. Please note: if you want to expand this training data you HAVE to use the same pseudo-potential, wave-function cutoff and DFT functional (SCAN) described in the PW input file. It is also higly recommended to use PWscf as your force and energy evaluator.

Note on the format of raw files

Please check the DeepMD-kit documentation for more details about the raw files format. Briefly, each raw file contains the full information of one snapshot in one line. So, if a "prefix.raw" contains 100 lines it means that this file has 100 different snapshots. Below we give a brief description of each raw file in our data:

  1. coord.raw: atomic coordinates in angstrom units. Format: C(1,x) C(1,y) C(1,z) ... C(N,x) C(N,y) C(N,z). C(i,j) is the cartesion component j of atom with index i.
  2. force.raw: atomic forces in eV/angstrom units. Format: F(1,x) F(1,y) F(1,z) ... F(N,x) F(N,y) F(N,z). F(i,j) is the cartesion component j of atom with index i.
  3. energy.raw: potential energy in eV units.
  4. box.raw: unit cell tensor in angstrom units.
  5. type.raw: index assigned for each atomic species. Format: I(1) I(2) ... I(N). I(i) is the label of atomic species of atom with index i. In this data set we use the following convention: Ti=0, H=1 and O=2.

References

[1] Calegari Andrade, M. F., Ko, H.-Y., Zhang, L., Car, R. & Selloni, A. Free energy of proton transfer at the water–TiO2 interface from ab initio deep potential molecular dynamics. Chem. Sci. 11, 2335–2341 (2020).

[2] Zhang, L., Lin, D.-Y., Wang, H., Car, R. & E, W. Active learning of uniformly accurate interatomic potentials for materials simulation. Phys. Rev. Mater. 3, 023804 (2019).

[3] Wang, H., Zhang, L., Han, J. & E, W. DeePMD-kit: A deep learning package for many-body potential energy representation and molecular dynamics. Comput. Phys. Commun. 228, 178–184 (2018).

[4] Zhang, L. et al. End-to-end Symmetry Preserving Inter-atomic Potential Energy Model for Finite and Extended Systems. in Advances in Neural Information Processing Systems 31 (eds. Bengio, S. et al.) 4436–4446 (Curran Associates, Inc., 2018).

[5] Giannozzi, P. et al. Quantum ESPRESSO: a Modular and Open-Source Software Project for Quantum Simulations of Materials. J. Phys. Condens. matter 21, 395502 (2009).