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Data-driven complete basis set limit estimates from a minimal auxiliary basis
A pairwise interaction model plus minimal CABS baseline and kernel ridge regression estimates the complete basis set limit from a single minimal-basis calculation.
arxiv:2605.15927 v1 · 2026-05-15 · physics.chem-ph
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We propose combining a pairwise interaction model with a minimal complementary auxiliary basis set (CABS) baseline to estimate the CBS energy from a single quantum chemistry calculation in a minimal basis set via Kernel-Ridge-Regression (KRR), which is more efficient than both direct and Δ-machine learning.
The leading-order basis-set incompleteness effects are sufficiently captured by the pairwise interaction model plus minimal CABS baseline so that the KRR correction trained on standard representations can generalize without large systematic residuals.
Kernel ridge regression with Chebyshev polynomial local kernels estimates CBS limit energies from single minimal-basis calculations using a minimal CABS physical baseline.
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