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With this option it is possible to include only some atoms of a configuration in the optimization. This only affects forces; energies and stresses will ALWAYS be calculated for the entire configuration.</description>
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The atomic configurations used for fitting are read from the configuration file which is specified in the parameter file. The format of the configuration is very simple and explained below.

There is a command line tool to generate configuration files from</description>
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