MagNET predicts NMR in seconds as an ML surrogate for DFT calculations
CatAstro_Piyush · x · 2026-07-23
A collaboration involving Merck and academic researchers launched MagNET, an ML surrogate for DFT-based NMR calculations.
- The model predicts NMR with good accuracy in seconds, instead of running expensive quantum chemistry workflows.
- The chart compares MagNET-Zero against older and newer baselines across geometry sources and basis sets, showing lower RMSE at much lower computation time.
- The image frames the result as a practical speedup over conventional DFT NMR pipelines.
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