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Evaluating Predicted Densities, Hamiltonians, and Density Matrices as Periodic SCF Initializers
Learned electronic states are usually evaluated by prediction error, even though their intended use is to accelerate the self-consistent-field (SCF) loop of density functional theory (DFT). We ask whether lower offline error actually yields a better SCF initializer. We construct $ρ$HD-43K, a 43,851-
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