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  • Computational Chemistry
  • Materials Science
  • Quantum Mechanics

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  • Machine learning (ML) methods are increasingly integral to electronic structure theory and molecular simulation.
  • ML is particularly impactful in developing high-dimensional interatomic potentials.
  • Numerous studies demonstrate ML's capability to represent and predict quantum mechanical properties.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To provide an overview of how ML is transforming atomistic computational modeling.
  • To assess the impact of ML on common workflows for predicting structure, dynamics, and spectroscopy.
  • To discuss strategies for integrating ML into computational chemistry and materials science.

Main Methods:

  • Review of current ML applications in electronic structure theory.
  • Analysis of ML's influence on computational workflows.
  • Discussion of integration challenges and future implications.

Main Results:

  • ML is becoming pervasive, significantly altering research practices.
  • ML enhances the prediction of molecular polarizabilities and atomic charges.
  • Workflows for structure, dynamics, and spectroscopy are being reshaped by ML.

Conclusions:

  • A lasting integration of ML with computational chemistry and materials science is feasible.
  • This integration will impact research practice, software development, and training.
  • ML offers powerful tools for advancing molecular simulation and materials discovery.