Development of exchange-correlation functionals assisted by machine learning
Ryo Nagai, Ryosuke Akashi

TL;DR
This paper reviews how machine learning enhances the development of exchange-correlation functionals in density functional theory, improving accuracy and complementing traditional analytical methods.
Contribution
It provides a comprehensive overview of recent ML applications in functional development, highlighting their role in advancing first-principles calculations.
Findings
ML methods improve exchange-correlation functional accuracy
ML complements analytical approaches in DFT
Recent ML techniques achieve promising performance
Abstract
With the recent rapid progress in the machine-learning (ML), there have emerged a new approach using the ML methods to the exchange-correlation functional of density functional theory. In this chapter, we review how the ML tools are used for this and the performances achieved recently. It is revealed that the ML, not being opposed to the analytical methods, complements the human intuition and advance the development toward the first-principles calculation with desired accuracy.
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Taxonomy
TopicsLanthanide and Transition Metal Complexes · Molecular spectroscopy and chirality · Machine Learning in Materials Science
