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Hi,
Thanks for providing the algorithms.
I just installed the quippy and tried the glosim.
I tried the code in electronic supplementary materials for the paper Chem. Sci., 2018, 9, 1289.
After compiling and installing c++ codes in the glosim module, I can run the command in ESI.
Compiling and installing are possible with the following commands:
Yes, sorry this is development code and options are changing. If you want to reproduce the behavior for the Chem. Sci. paper, you should roll back to a commit before 51c9c0b
Otherwise, you should be able to obtain the same normalization as from that paper with simply the option --peratom.
Let me know if this works.
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Hi,
Thanks for providing the algorithms.
I just installed the quippy and tried the glosim.
I tried the code in electronic supplementary materials for the paper Chem. Sci., 2018, 9, 1289.
The glosim program seems not to recognize options '--periodic --nonorm' .
Also, without these options, the program abort with the message below.
It seems the code for REMatch kernel is not implemented yet.
Is there any problem in my environment, or is it intentional?
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