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To properly handle fit gradients for all CVCs in an efficient way, we need to know whether atom groups are involved as their COG/COM, or if the cvc depends on individual coordinates in a more complicated way.
A more general approach is to store a vector of weights, providing for all linear combinations of coordinates (or a weight matrix for vector cvcs).
In those cases, we need to store per-group gradients, instead of per-atom.
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To properly handle fit gradients for all CVCs in an efficient way, we need to know whether atom groups are involved as their COG/COM, or if the cvc depends on individual coordinates in a more complicated way.
A more general approach is to store a vector of weights, providing for all linear combinations of coordinates (or a weight matrix for vector cvcs).
In those cases, we need to store per-group gradients, instead of per-atom.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: