feat: Add predictions of open sourced MatterSim-V1 models #13
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Dear developers,
Thank you for creating this benchmark set. It has been incredibly useful for both the computational materials science and AI for materials science communities. We appreciate the effort that has gone into its development.
I am submitting the predictions of the MatterSim-V1 models. Below are the key metrics obtained:
We noticed that a third-party pull request (#12) also submitted predictions for MatterSim-V1. After reviewing their contributions, we found consistent results between their submission and ours. We commend the authors of PR #12 for their valuable efforts and shared interest in MatterSim-V1.
We hope this contribution will further enhance the benchmark set, and we look forward to future opportunities for collaboration.
Best regards,
Han