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Predicts a Crystal-Likeness Score (CLscore) for inorganic crystal structures using positive–unlabeled learning with bagged crystal graph convolutional neural networks (PU-CGCNN).
CLscore ∈ [0, 1] estimates how “crystal-like” / synthesizable a structure is relative to experimentally reported materials. It is complementary to thermodynamic filters such as energy above hull — high CLscore does not guarantee experimental success, but is a useful soft prior for screening and generative filtering.
Model: Jang et al., JACS 2020 (pretrained 100-bag ensemble). Paper: https://doi.org/10.1021/jacs.0c07384 Code: https://github.com/kaist-amsg/Synthesizability-PU-CGCNN
Usage
26 callsPU-CGCNN validation: experimental crystals vs high-e_hull theoreticals
Spot-check of PU-CGCNN on 10 experimentally known vs 10 high-e_hull theoretical Materials Project structures. Directional separation, real overlap, and some surprising misses (LiFePO₄, AgC₂N₃).
Will it actually form? Predicting crystal synthesizability with PU-CGCNN
An explainer for the new Crystal-Likeness Score (PU-CGCNN) service: what the CLscore means, how positive–unlabeled learning works, and when to use it in a screening pipeline.