Fig. 1: Graph deep learning architecture for materials science. | npj Computational Materials

Fig. 1: Graph deep learning architecture for materials science.

From: Materials Graph Library (MatGL), an open-source graph deep learning library for materials science and chemistry

Fig. 1

Vn and En denotes the set of node/atom ({vi}) and edge/bond features ({eij}), respectively, in the nth layer. Some implementations include a global state feature (U) for greater expressive power. Between layers, a sequence of edge (fE), node (fV) and state (fU) update operations are performed. fE, fV and fU are usually modeled using multilayer perceptrons. In the final step, the edges, nodes and state features are pooled (P) and passed through a multilayer perceptron to arrive at a prediction.

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