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Invariant Tokenization of Crystalline Materials for Language Model Enabled Generation

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arxiv 2503.00152 v1 pith:LE4EXPJP submitted 2025-02-28 cs.LG cond-mat.mtrl-sci

classification cs.LGcond-mat.mtrl-sci
keywords crystalgenerationlanguagemat2seqinvariancematerialsmodelsperiodic
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We consider the problem of crystal materials generation using language models (LMs). A key step is to convert 3D crystal structures into 1D sequences to be processed by LMs. Prior studies used the crystallographic information framework (CIF) file stream, which fails to ensure SE(3) and periodic invariance and may not lead to unique sequence representations for a given crystal structure. Here, we propose a novel method, known as Mat2Seq, to tackle this challenge. Mat2Seq converts 3D crystal structures into 1D sequences and ensures that different mathematical descriptions of the same crystal are represented in a single unique sequence, thereby provably achieving SE(3) and periodic invariance. Experimental results show that, with language models, Mat2Seq achieves promising performance in crystal structure generation as compared with prior methods.

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