Fig. 4: Validation of uncertainty-aware model distillation for W. | npj Computational Materials

Fig. 4: Validation of uncertainty-aware model distillation for W.

From: Heterogeneous ensemble enables a universal uncertainty metric for atomistic foundation models

Fig. 4

a The uncertainty U shows a strong correlation with force errors (Eq. (5)) across 1139 configurations of W. Dimer and short-range configurations (in red and green, respectively) exhibit both high uncertainty and high errors. b Mixed datasets are constructed using different uncertainty thresholds Uc: configurations with U < Uc use uMLIP predictions, while those with U≥Uc are labeled using DFT. The x-axis indicates the fraction of DFT data. Blue solid and green dashed lines represent the RMSE of the dataset and ACE training error, respectively. Red dash-dot and purple dotted lines denote ACE performance on training and test sets, respectively. c Force and energy RMSE of ACE potentials trained by mixed datasets on the test set reported in30 (Fig. S5). For each dataset, 20 independent models are trained, and the standard deviations of energy and force RMSEs are shown as error bars. d Relative errors (%) for basic physical properties predicted by the ACE model trained on hybrid datasets (ACEUAMD), compared with the ACE model trained on full DFT data (ACEDFT). Error bars indicate the standard deviation across five independently trained models. e Comparison of phonon dispersion curves predicted by ACEUAMD, ACEDFT, and DFT. f Stress-strain curves from uniaxial tension simulations of Σ3 tilt (above) and twist (below) grain boundaries. ACEDFT and ACEUAMD model with Uc = 1.0 eV/Å produce nearly identical results.

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