User questions | JM – Working with Chaya – Looking at getting MM TorsionDrive results in QCA. DD – We can do that. Which FF? JM – OpenFF w/ custom force field file. DD – We may have trouble using local FFs JH – Can’t do custom parameters yet, but can do released FF. JM – How would I go about getting MM results using a released FF? DD – Example here:
DD – Above link added MM energy evaluations to existing QM job JM – Biphenyl torsiondrive dataset, with openff-1.2.0 and/or 1.2.1 (General) – Could do many MM forcefields
TG – How would we do a custom MM FF in a local run? DD – JM, let’s TG – Is there a difference between a contributed dataset and a deepcopy of, eg, a torsiondrive dataset? BP – Ideally, we’ll have an import/export feature set. But this will still suffer from having multiple ways to specify the same calculation. JW – Is a contributed dataset indexed similarly to a normal dataset, or is it more like a tarball? BP – It varies by dataset. They can be contributed at different “levels” TG – Are they the same as a dataset object, or fully new classes? BP – More of a flat dataset object. (general) – Ambiguity about how to represent contributed TorsionDrive datasets.
SB – Can we do implicit solvent using QCF? If not, what steps can we accomplish to make it possible? Do we have agreed settings for OpenFF implicit solvent? JH – The psi4 nightly builds should be able to do PCM calculations. (General) – Progress-wise, we need to be able to pass keywords to QCEngine, and ensure they pass through to psi4. That pathway should be implemented now
SB – Progress on storing wavefunctions? JH – This is blocked by a typo in psi4. We will be able to do this eventually. I’ve put this on Lori Burns' roadmap, and she should be able to resolve this on the ~month timescale. TG – Is PCM just a modification to the keywordset option? JH – Yes, through pcm_input keyword
JW – Have we settled on PCM? Is this due to availability or performance? SB – We’re limited to PCM (two flavors: CPCM(?) and IEPCM(?)), folks haven’t really benchmarked to find the “best” option. Some knobs to turn like radius and cavity settings, also unexplored. TG – Also, dielectric is another knob. SB – Some pre-set “solvents” that you can choose, which set dielectric and other things
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