chore: drop relevance cutoff to 50 #175
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Between April 10 2022 and April 10 2023, one code moved from the watchlist to the main list, otherwise the list remained unchanged (aside from updates of license/metadata). The watchlist of engines with 50-100 citations contains 16 codes, while the watchlist of engines with 20-50 citations is 26 codes. Reiterating the thoughts from last year, I think we can afford to lower the relevance cutoff to 50 citations/year. Even then I do not expect more than 1-3 new codes to be added per year. And for a number of the 16 codes (ACEMD, exciting, ONETEP, COLUMBUS, Fleur) we still have metadata from the original list.
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Between April 10 2022 and April 10 2023, one code moved from the watchlist to the main list, otherwise the list remained unchanged (aside from updates of license/metadata).
The watchlist of engines with 50-100 citations contains 16 codes, while the watchlist of engines with 20-50 citations is 26 codes. Reiterating the thoughts from last year, I think we can afford to lower the relevance cutoff to 50 citations/year.
Even then I do not expect more than 1-3 new codes to be added per year. And for a number of the 16 codes (ACEMD, exciting, ONETEP, COLUMBUS, Fleur) we still have metadata from the original list.