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The API still returns GBSA solvation free energies, which are available from the binary with --gbsa. I haven't got a chance to rework the API to support both GBSA and ALPB solvation free energies, but this is on my TODO list (see grimme-lab/xtb#336).
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Thanks for the comment Sebastian. Confirmed that xtb --gbsa water --json --parallel 1 water.xyz returns the same energy as the python api. I'll just use the CLI for now.
I'm getting different solvation energies for water by using the xtb commandline interface and python interface.
Input:
commandline invocation:
xtb --alpb water --json --parallel 1 water.xyz
python script:
The xtb executable gives the following summary:
the python execution gives this summary
Apologies if I missed an import or other error in the python, I'm extracting this from a longer workflow.
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