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Looks like a good start!
I think we may want to work with the StructureData a little more directly in general?
Currently, I don't think the input structure isn't actually saved, only the name of the path is, which isn't the most helpful for reproducibility.
I think we want an input to either be SinglefileData, or probably actually the StructureData, similar to our CalcJobs, and the QE CalcJob.
Then, could we not pass the StructureData from the scales_task to the qe_task (it doesn't hurt to have keep an auxiliary intermediate output file, but it's probably cleaner to work with the data more directly where possible)?
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How does this compare in terms of implementation to similar AiiDA example workflows, e.g. https://aiida-tutorials.readthedocs.io/en/latest/sections/writing_workflows/realworld.html and https://workgraph-collections.readthedocs.io/en/stable/cp2k/eos.html?
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| "We can can use the outputs to viusualise the data, in this example we will print a simple bar chart of the energies:" |
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It would also be nice to actually have the EoS plot here (see examples linked elsewhere). All you need is the energies (from the DFT) and the volumes (which you can get from the structures if this is not saved).
There's probably no time right now, but it would also be cool to then do an eos via janus with the fine-tuned model, and see how that compares.
I was not aware workgraph-collections existed before this. But main difference is we dont use |
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Get Scales > QE and split into test, train and valid file.