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goChem: A Composable Library for Multi-Scale Computational Chemistry Data Analysis.
Moisés Domínguez1, Verónica A Jiménez2, Gökcen Savasci3
1Departmento de Ciencias del Ambiente, Facultad de Química y Biología, Universidad de Santiago de Chile (USACH), Santiago, Chile.
Computational chemists now have goChem, an open-source library for flexible data analysis. This versatile tool adapts to various systems and output formats, simplifying complex computational chemistry tasks.
Area of Science:
- Computational Chemistry
- Data Science
- Software Development
Background:
- Computational chemistry relies heavily on data analysis, but current tools lack flexibility for diverse systems and output formats.
- The increasing complexity of computational chemistry necessitates adaptable and versatile analysis software.
Purpose of the Study:
- To introduce goChem, an open-source library designed for the multiscale analysis of computational chemistry data.
- To provide computational chemists with a flexible tool that integrates different levels of theory via an easy-to-use API.
Main Methods:
- Implementation of goChem using the Go programming language.
- Development of a versatile, open-source library with an accessible API for computational chemistry data analysis.
- Demonstration of goChem's capabilities through selected applications.
Main Results:
- goChem offers a flexible and adaptable solution for analyzing diverse computational chemistry data.
- The library facilitates the development of both simple and complex analysis programs in Go.
- Selected applications showcase the tool's potential in handling multiscale data.
Conclusions:
- goChem addresses the need for flexible analysis tools in computational chemistry.
- The library's design enables easy integration of various theoretical levels and supports diverse applications.
- goChem is a valuable open-source resource for computational chemists, available at http://gochem.org.
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