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From Heuristics to Machine Learning: The Performance Ceiling for Single-Ion Magnets and Its Electronic Origin
Machine learning (ML) is expected to speed up the discovery of single-ion magnets (SIMs), but does the structural information available before synthesis allow such predictions? For 1215 lanthanide complexes from the SIMDAVIS 1.2.1 database we compared three increasing levels of structural descriptio
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