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Applying Bayesian Approach to Combinatorial Problem in Chemistry.

A Bayesian optimization procedure, in combination with density functional theory calculations, was applied to a combinatorial problem in chemistry. As a specific example, we examined the stable structures of lithium-graphite intercalation compounds (Li-GICs). We found that this approach efficiently identified the stable structure of stage-I and -II Li-GICs by calculating 4-6% of the full search space. We expect that this approach will be helpful in solving problems in chemistry that can be regarded as a kind of combinatorial problem.

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