Hi all:
When I use the following file named ("2175908.xyz")
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C -0.291523 0.3160533892 0.391375
C -0.0001205266 1.6897724142 -0.354856
C -1.1476732403 2.5783557540 -0.2608024912
C -0.7134957259 3.8662394928
NoelOn 6 April 2012 22:30, Tom Allison <thomas.alli...@nist.gov> wrote:
Hi all:
When I use the following file named ("2175908.xyz")
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C -0.291523 0.3160533892 0.391375
C -0.0001205266 1.6897724142 -0.354856
C -1.147673240
I am happy to send you the entire test set if you are interested. Just reply to
me off list.
Tom
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On Apr 17, 2012, at 10:11 AM, Geoffrey Hutchison wrote:
>> Let me start with a little more background on the problem. I am usin
One more interesting (and related) case: pleiadene
Carbons 3 and 8 are labelled as radical centers. Clearly this is a consequence
of the xyz format as you point out below.
Tom
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C 0.0308731391 1.4691736561 0.0066435902
C 0.0509994911 -0.0014052265