SEAMM Interaction EDA Plug-in
A SEAMM plug-in for Interaction EDA
Free software: BSD-3-Clause
Documentation: https://molssi-seamm.github.io/interaction_eda_step/index.html
Features
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Acknowledgements
This package was created with the molssi-seamm/cookiecutter-seamm-plugin tool, which is based on the excellent Cookiecutter.
Developed by the Molecular Sciences Software Institute (MolSSI), which receives funding from the National Science Foundation under award CHE-2136142.
History
- 2026.11.8.1 – Internal: the Psi4 EDA driver’s integrals
The Psi4 backend (not yet offered by the step) computes its integrals directly instead of keeping them in memory, which was 4.5 times slower for the EDA’s many Fock builds (HF Li+-EC: 260 s against 1179 s on 16 cores, the same terms), and its density-fitted path, which stopped at once, now works: the fitting basis is built explicitly. Density fitting is about 6-9 times faster, with terms within 0.03-0.06 kJ/mol of exact integrals.
- 2026.11.8 – The SAPT-comparable Pauli term in the extxyz, and where each EDA ran
eda.extxyz now has EDA_ALMOEDA2_mod_pauli, the SAPT-comparable Pauli repulsion (Q-Chem’s MOD PAULI: frozen - classical electrostatic - dispersion), with its many-body parts, beside the orthogonal pauli. It and classical_electrostatic are the pair to compare with SAPT.
Each frame and calculation records where it ran (EDA_platform: GPU, CUDA, driver and library versions).
The calculations use the number of cores SEAMM’s ncores option allows.
- 2026.11.7 – First release: interaction energy decomposition with ALMO-EDA2 on GPUs
A new step, Interaction EDA, that decomposes the interactions between the molecules of a structure into electrostatics, Pauli repulsion, dispersion, polarization and charge transfer, using second-generation ALMO-EDA in GPU4PySCF on an NVIDIA GPU.
It computes the whole cluster and every pair, and optionally the triples within a distance, and gives each term’s 2-body, exact ≥3-body and (with triples) 3-body parts. Fragments are the molecules, with ion charges from their formal charges or a built-in catalog, or are given by an atom column.
Each term is printed, stored as results and properties, and written per set of fragments to eda.extxyz and eda.json. The common electrostatics and Pauli terms are the pair comparable with SAPT; the native ALMO-EDA2 terms are kept as well.
The defaults are the validated settings: ωB97M-V/def2-TZVPD with exact integrals and coupled FERF response (singular-value threshold 10⁻⁴). Validated to better than 10⁻⁵ kJ/mol against standalone GPU4PySCF runs on A30 and A100 GPUs, for cations, anions and neutral molecules.
The installer creates the GPU4PySCF conda environment for the machine’s CUDA driver and checks that it can use the GPU. The step refuses to run on GPUs with little double-precision throughput (T4, L4, L40S …) unless told to allow them.
A rerun computes only the calculations that are missing.
2026.11.6 (2026-11-06)
Plug-in created using the SEAMM plug-in cookiecutter.
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