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Sparse Gaussian Process Potentials and Simulations of Solid Electrolytes

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We explore sparse Gaussian process regression (SGPR) method for creation of scalable kernel-based machine learning potentials. In these algorithms the potential energy is represented using a subset of training geometries called the inducing points or a set of pseudo inputs. Parsimonious sampling of the training and inducing points are the main challenges which are studied in the context of on-the-fly learning. This methodology is demonstrated with simulations of superionic diffusion in candidate solid electrolytes with emphasis on sulfides such as Li3PS4, Li7P3S11, etc.

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