Demonstrates effective phasing of centrosymmetric crystal structures using neural networks, indicating potential for complex materials.
High Resolution Image Download MS PowerPoint Slide Crystal structure determination from low-resolution diffraction data is challenging due to the lack of a general-purpose method for solving the crystallographic phase problem. We have developed a graph neural network, GraPhAI, and propose a new and efficient diffraction data representation in a graph form for deep learning. The trained GraPhAI models are intended for ab initio phasing of down to 2 Å resolution data of typical unit-cell volume centrosymmetric crystal structures. The success rate is above 80% for structures containing an atom with Z ≥ 19 (e.g., metal–organic frameworks, coordination compounds, or inorganic structures). For purely organic crystal structures, the success so far is limited.
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