Running the TiO2 example †Having compiled AENET executables (*.x), let us run them by using the example provided at the AENET web page (see the download section). Prep †In the AENET directory (~/AENET), create the example directory as $ cd ~/AENET $ mkdir examples and change the directory $ cd examples Download the example file $ wget http://ann.atomistic.net/files/aenet-example-01-TiO2.tar.bz2 and expand it $ tar jxvf aenet-example-01-TiO2.tar.bz2 to get aenet-example-01-TiO2/ In this directory, we can find the following directories: 01-generate/ 02-train/ 03-predict/ 04-MD-ASE/ LICENSE README xsf/ I prepared sample job scripts for AENET to be used in our smith cluster system, which are located in ~ikutaro/AENET/example/scripts and those for generation, training, and prediction are respectively,
Training set generation †Go to the 01-generate/ directory and execute $ ~/AENET/src/aenet-2.0.3/bin/generate.x-2.0.3-ifort_intelmpi generate.in > generate.out NOTE: generate.x is not parallelized with MPI or OpenMP, and the number of cores used should be 1 when submitting the job using the queueing system. Or using a job script: $ qsub qsub_generate.sh In this example, the file "TiO2.train" is generated, and will be used in the training. Potential training †Go to the 02-train/ directory and execute the following (for example, depending on your system) $ mpirun -np 8 ~/AENET/src/aenet-2.0.3/bin/train.x-2.0.3-ifort_intelmpi train.in > train.out Using a job script: $ qsub qsub_train.sh When the training is finished, we obtain the following potentials
which will be used in the prediction. Using the potential to predict energy and forces †Go to the 03-predict/ directory and execute the following (for example, depending on your system) $ mpirun -np 8 ~/AENET/src/aenet-2.0.3/bin/predict.x-2.0.3-ifort_intelmpi predict.in > predict.out Make sure that there are ANN potentials generated in the previous step. Using a job script: $ qsub qsub_predict.sh |