Research Data Supporting "Li-P-S Electrolyte Materials as a Benchmark for Machine-Learned Potentials"
This repository contains code and data for a manuscript to be submitted shortly.
Its purpose is to provide readers with access to the models and analysis code required to reproduce the results, as well as to make the dataset and related tasks open-access for benchmarking machine-learned interatomic potentials for the Li-P-S system.
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The LiPS-25 benchmark dataset contains ~13,000 structures of solid-state electrolyte materials along the Li₂S–P₂S₅ pseudo-binary compositional line. It includes both crystalline and amorphous configurations, providing comprehensive coverage of the Li-P-S phase space.
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The full dataset can be found in
data/lips-25. -
A filtered subset of Li₇P₃S₁₁ structures used for fine-tuning experiments is available in
data/fine-tuning. -
All datasets come with predefined train, validation, and test splits.
- We provide a suite of four performance tests in the
benchmarkingfolder, ranging from conventional numerical error metrics to physically motivated evaluation tasks. - Each task includes Python notebooks or LAMMPS input scripts to facilitate reproducibility and benchmarking.
- MACE hyperparameter sweep models: Provided in
models/mace-modelsin both graph-pes format (x5 repeats) and LAMMPS-compatible versions. - Fine-tuned foundation models: Available in
models/fine-tunedfor downstream tasks or further adaptation.