Solvation Free Energies from Neural Thermodynamic Integration
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| author | Máté, Bálint Fleuret, François Bereau, Tristan |
| author_facet | Máté, Bálint Fleuret, François Bereau, Tristan |
| contents | We present a method for computing free-energy differences using thermodynamic integration with a neural network potential that interpolates between two target Hamiltonians. The interpolation is defined at the sample distribution level, and the neural network potential is optimized to match the corresponding equilibrium potential at every intermediate time-step. Once the interpolating potentials and samples are well-aligned, the free-energy difference can be estimated using (neural) thermodynamic integration. To target molecular systems, we simultaneously couple Lennard-Jones and electrostatic interactions and model the rigid-body rotation of molecules. We report accurate results for several benchmark systems: a Lennard-Jones particle in a Lennard-Jones fluid, as well as the insertion of both water and methane solutes in a water solvent at atomistic resolution using a simple three-body neural-network potential. |
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| spellingShingle | Solvation Free Energies from Neural Thermodynamic Integration Máté, Bálint Fleuret, François Bereau, Tristan Statistical Mechanics Machine Learning We present a method for computing free-energy differences using thermodynamic integration with a neural network potential that interpolates between two target Hamiltonians. The interpolation is defined at the sample distribution level, and the neural network potential is optimized to match the corresponding equilibrium potential at every intermediate time-step. Once the interpolating potentials and samples are well-aligned, the free-energy difference can be estimated using (neural) thermodynamic integration. To target molecular systems, we simultaneously couple Lennard-Jones and electrostatic interactions and model the rigid-body rotation of molecules. We report accurate results for several benchmark systems: a Lennard-Jones particle in a Lennard-Jones fluid, as well as the insertion of both water and methane solutes in a water solvent at atomistic resolution using a simple three-body neural-network potential. |
| title | Solvation Free Energies from Neural Thermodynamic Integration |
| topic | Statistical Mechanics Machine Learning |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2410.15815 |