FunctionalAgent: Towards end-to-end on-top functional design
- URL: http://arxiv.org/abs/2605.06215v1
- Date: Thu, 07 May 2026 13:16:16 GMT
- Title: FunctionalAgent: Towards end-to-end on-top functional design
- Abstract summary: FunctionalAgent orchestrates a team of specialized sub-agents to decompose the development process into dataset construction, active-space generation, MCSCF calculation and descriptor generation, loss-function construction, and functional fitting, optimization, and evaluation.<n>We develop MC26, a hybrid meta-GGA on-top functional that achieves overall accuracy on the training set compared with other methods evaluated on the same benchmark dataset.<n>We introduce COF26, a new functional form that, owing to the optimized training process, achieves the best performance on both the training and test sets.
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- Abstract: Multiconfiguration pair-density functional theory (MC-PDFT) offers an efficient and accurate framework for computing electronic energies in strongly correlated molecular systems, with the quality of the on-top functional being a key determinant of its predictive accuracy. Here we introduce FunctionalAgent, an agentic system for fully automated functional development. FunctionalAgent orchestrates a team of specialized sub-agents to decompose the development process into dataset construction, active-space generation, MCSCF calculation and descriptor generation, loss-function construction, and functional fitting, optimization, and evaluation, thereby linking all stages into a closed-loop automated workflow. Using FunctionalAgent, we developed MC26, a hybrid meta-GGA on-top functional that achieves improved overall accuracy on the training set compared with other methods evaluated on the same benchmark dataset. We further introduce COF26, a new functional form that, owing to the optimized training process, achieves the best performance on both the training and test sets.
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