This page presents two clearly-scoped CREST coverage views so it stays consistent with the reports and gbrain:
Both are empirical coverage of the sampled CREST low-energy ensemble (same-graph, heavy-atom RMSD, ΔE ≤ 3 kcal/mol) — never a proof that every mathematically possible conformer was enumerated.
⚠️ SUPERSEDED (2026-07-10) — do not cite the original per-complex numbers as current truth. This report was written during an early 6/8-complex CREST pass, and every per-complex RMSD figure in its original results table was computed with the superseded inverse-rotation Kabsch formulation (
V @ U.T), later corrected to a proper rotation (U @ Vt) inconformers/crossval_geometry.py. Those inverse-rotation figures — the then-reported0/1490graph-change count and the4–9 Å/8.58 Ålow-energy misses — are retired and must not be read as current results. The authoritative, proper-rotation cross-validation record isconformers/reports/COMPLETENESS_AUDIT_2026-07-09.md(regenerated after thecrossval_geometry.py::kabsch_rmsd3/3 geometry regression), and the reproduced JSON artifacts live inconformers/crossval_data/(crossval_connectivity.json,crossval_report.json,crossval_energy_windowed.json,final_crossval.json). The final post-remediation outcomes (P0–P2) and the reconciled headline counts (browser index now 6,285; canonical 8,777 unchanged) are recorded inconformers/reports/COMPLETENESS_AUDIT_ADDENDUM_2026-07-10.md.
These figures are the P0 baseline-of-record: they are frame-weighted over a targeted 21-complex subset
(/root/conformer-generation/results/crest_crossval_gap004_20, 4.9% of the 427 complexes, imbalanced by
flexibility class) — not a collection-wide claim. The balanced CREST campaign (VAL-BAL-002) supersedes and
extends this subset baseline with per-class + macro coverage; VAL-SYNC-001 reconciles the final headline so
repo prose, browser, and gbrain never contradict.
| Metric (proper-rotation, 21-subset, ΔE ≤ 3 kcal/mol, same-graph, heavy-atom) | Value |
|---|---|
| Detected graph changes (isomerization) | 0 / 1974 size-matched CREST frames |
| Low-energy CREST frames covered @ 1.0 Å | 1443 / 1503 = 96.0% |
| Low-energy CREST frames covered @ 1.5 Å | 1493 / 1503 = 99.3% |
| Low-energy CREST frames covered @ 2.0 Å | 1500 / 1503 = 99.8% |
| Worst low-energy miss | 2.70 Å (complex 4911, three low-E frames) |
| Per-complex macro-average @ 1.0 Å | 92.9% (median 100%, min 42.9%) |
| Max mean Ir–donor distance deviation | ≤ 0.01 Å |
Reproduce with (numpy required; use /usr/bin/python3 on this box):
python3 -m unittest -v conformers/test_crossval_geometry.py # 3/3
python3 conformers/crossval_connectivity.py /root/conformer-generation/results/crest_crossval_gap004_20
python3 conformers/crossval_report.py /root/conformer-generation/results/crest_crossval_gap004_20
python3 conformers/crossval_energy_windowed.py /root/conformer-generation/results/crest_crossval_gap004_20 3.0
python3 conformers/final_crossval_analysis.py /root/conformer-generation/results/crest_crossval_gap004_20
For a diversity subset of complexes, CREST (GFN2-xTB metadynamics, correct per-complex --chrg/--uhf)
independently re-samples conformers, starting from the first canonical geometry of each complex. We compare
CREST's ensemble against the QM-refined ensemble we serve (.../opt/conformers_opt.xyz) using index-aligned,
proper-rotation Kabsch RMSD on heavy atoms. Coverage counts only same-bond-graph, low-energy CREST
conformers (ΔE ≤ 3 kcal/mol vs CREST's own minimum). A CREST frame is "same molecule" iff its covalent-radius
adjacency (0.45 Å tolerance) matches our lowest-energy optimized conformer.
The original report's qualitative conclusions still hold under the corrected metric: metal coordination geometry is validated (Ir–donor distances reproduced to ≤ 0.01 Å, no isomerization), rigid/semi-rigid complexes are well covered, and a minority of floppy complexes under-sample large-amplitude peripheral-arm motion. However, the specific per-complex RMSD values the original tabulated (the retired inverse-rotation table) were an artifact of the wrong rotation and materially overstated the misses; under the proper rotation the worst low-energy miss is 2.70 Å, not the previously reported large-amplitude values. Use the proper-rotation table above and the 2026-07-09 audit, never the original figures.
This flexibility scope is a collection-wide count (not an RMSD claim) and remains valid:
| flexibility | complexes | share | cross-val expectation |
|---|---|---|---|
| rigid (rot=0) | 63 | 15% | single conformer, fully covered |
| low (rot 1–3) | 168 | 39% | mostly covered; watch for one-long-pendant cases (cf. 4911, 4925) |
| moderate (rot 4–6) | 87 | 20% | soft misses within 2 Å (cf. 5576) |
| floppy (rot ≥7) | 109 | 26% | most exposed to any completeness gap (cf. 5309, 9283) |
Median rot bonds = 3, max = 26, mean = 4.6. The CREST subset has usable output for only 21/427 complexes and is dominated by two high-flexibility complexes (978/1503 low-E frames), so the frame-weighted 96.0% cannot substitute for a collection-wide estimate — see the audit report's scope caveats.
(Historical provenance; conformer counts below are total-served counts from an earlier index build, not the current 8,777 canonical / 6,285 browser figures, and are not the retired RMSD numbers.)
Regenerated the 24 floppy complexes (rot≥7 serving <10 conformers) with a much larger Uniconf budget
(MK=3000), then farthest-point-sampled to ≤40 diverse conformers each and re-optimized with GFN2-xTB
(--opt loose). All coordination spheres intact (coord_ok on 24/24). The 24 target complexes went from 149 to
761 conformers (+612); 21/24 improved 4–10×.
Per-complex (served count before → after): 5192 8→40 · 5344 5→40 · 5346 9→40 · 5452 8→40 · 5454 9→16 · 5527 5→36 · 5528 4→26 · 5762 9→40 · 5776 6→32 · 5777 9→32 · 5942 4→40 · 5943 4→40 · 5985 5→24 · 6058 8→40 · 6110 7→40 · 6111 6→40 · 6112 9→40 · 7153 9→40 · 7678 11→40 · 7812 6→40 · 8944 4→29
3 complexes could NOT be improved — a Uniconf limitation, not budget: 5972 (2), 8525 (3), 9122 (1). Uniconf's fragmentation/ring-closure analysis collapses their many nominal rotatable bonds to 1–2 real torsions, so it emits only 1–3 conformers regardless of MK. A non-torsional sampler (CREST metadynamics or RDKit ETKDG) would be needed for these three.
Caveat: these 24 were optimized --opt loose (the other 403 are --opt normal) — geometrically adequate
for a conformer browser (same basins, looser convergence); relative energies are marginally less tight.
The farthest-point caps were originally selected with the inverse-rotation Kabsch; per the 2026-07-09 audit
(P1), that selection should be rerun with the corrected metric before treating those 24 sets as optimally
diverse.
The table below supersedes the 21-subset baseline per flexibility class; each class quotes a class-level percentage only once it reached ≥20 usable complexes. Source: conformers/reports/BALANCED_COVERAGE_2026-07-10.md.
Coverage of the browser/QM-refined ensemble (opt/conformers_opt.xyz) over the balanced CREST low-energy same-graph frames (ΔE ≤ 3 kcal/mol), per flexibility class, heavy-atom RMSD via kabsch_rmsd. Both frame-weighted and per-complex macro-average are reported with a 95% percentile bootstrap CI over complexes (B=2000, seed=20260710). A class quotes a class-level percentage ONLY if it reached ≥20 usable complexes.
| Class | usable | scored | eligible (≥20) | thr | frame-weighted (95% CI) | macro-avg (95% CI) | frames cov/tot |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| rot0 | 20 | 20 | yes | 1Å | 86.9% [70.5, 100.0] | 93.1% [85.4, 100.0] | 113/130 |
| rot0 | 20 | 20 | yes | 1.5Å | 97.7% [93.0, 100.0] | 98.1% [94.6, 100.0] | 127/130 |
| rot0 | 20 | 20 | yes | 2Å | 100.0% [100.0, 100.0] | 100.0% [100.0, 100.0] | 130/130 |
| rot1_3 | 21 | 21 | yes | 1Å | 92.9% [86.5, 97.1] | 87.9% [78.0, 95.9] | 526/566 |
| rot1_3 | 21 | 21 | yes | 1.5Å | 99.3% [97.4, 100.0] | 96.7% [90.6, 100.0] | 562/566 |
| rot1_3 | 21 | 21 | yes | 2Å | 100.0% [100.0, 100.0] | 100.0% [100.0, 100.0] | 566/566 |
| rot4_6 | 21 | 21 | yes | 1Å | 77.3% [59.7, 95.5] | 84.7% [69.8, 96.4] | 299/387 |
| rot4_6 | 21 | 21 | yes | 1.5Å | 89.7% [82.7, 98.1] | 88.5% [74.5, 98.8] | 347/387 |
| rot4_6 | 21 | 21 | yes | 2Å | 94.6% [91.4, 99.3] | 93.9% [84.0, 99.6] | 366/387 |
| rot7plus | 22 | 22 | yes | 1Å | 88.0% [69.2, 96.8] | 61.7% [45.0, 78.2] | 1531/1740 |
| rot7plus | 22 | 22 | yes | 1.5Å | 98.8% [95.0, 99.7] | 82.7% [68.5, 94.4] | 1719/1740 |
| rot7plus | 22 | 22 | yes | 2Å | 99.4% [97.7, 99.9] | 87.4% [75.4, 97.9] | 1730/1740 |
JSON: conformers/reports/BALANCED_COVERAGE_2026-07-10.json
Re-derive:
python3 conformers/crest_balanced_coverage.py /root/conformer-generation/results/confbal/out conformers/reports
Note: empirical coverage of the sampled CREST low-energy ensemble, not proof that every mathematically possible conformer was enumerated.