feat(pt): add charge density prediction support - #5999
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughAdds PyTorch grid-density models, fitting, training loss, data handling, model wiring, inference, evaluation tooling, and QM9 density examples. ChangesGrid density support
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User->>DeepEval: evaluate with grid
DeepEval->>GridDensityModel: forward coordinates and grid
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DPDensityAtomicModel->>DensityFittingNet: predict grid density
DensityFittingNet-->>DPDensityAtomicModel: return density values
DPDensityAtomicModel-->>GridDensityModel: return density and mask
GridDensityModel-->>DeepEval: return density
DeepEval-->>User: return reshaped density
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deepmd/pt/model/model/make_density_model.py (2)
262-262: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low valueRemove the unused
charge_spinparameters or forward them.
forward_commonandforward_common_loweracceptcharge_spinand never use it. A caller that supplies a charge/spin condition gets no error and no effect. Either forward the value to the atomic model, or drop the parameter.Also applies to: 136-136
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380-506: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚖️ Poor tradeoffConsider reusing the shared model helpers.
output_type_cast,format_nlist, and_format_nlistduplicate the implementations indeepmd/pt/model/model/make_model.py. Duplicated neighbor-list formatting drifts easily. Consider extracting these helpers into a shared mixin or module-level functions used by both factories.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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change_out_bias.
change_out_biasignoressample_merged,stat_file_path, andbias_adjust_modeand only logs a warning. A caller that requestsset-by-statisticreceives no error and no effect. Consider logging the requested mode, or raising for an explicit non-default request, so the silent no-op is visible.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@deepmd/infer/deep_pot.py`:
- Around line 215-218: Update the grid branch in DeepEval.eval to require a
non-None grid value, matching the existing condition used by DeepEval.eval’s
energy path; when grid=None, continue through the normal energy handling instead
of accessing results["density"].
In `@deepmd/pt/infer/deep_eval.py`:
- Around line 555-565: Update the grid branch in DeepPot.eval to unpack the
one-item tuple returned by _eval_model_density and store its contained density
array under "density", preserving the existing output shape and return
structure.
In `@deepmd/pt/loss/charge.py`:
- Line 48: Update the has_d assignment in the loss initialization to enable
density loss when either start_pref_d or limit_pref_d is nonzero, while
preserving the inference override.
- Around line 94-100: In the density-loss block guarded by self.has_d,
model_pred, and label, check find_density before reshaping or computing the
density residual; skip the block when it is zero so the atom-shaped fallback
tensor is never compared with grid-shaped predictions. Preserve normal
density-loss behavior when a nonzero density label is available.
In `@deepmd/pt/model/atomic_model/density_atomic_model.py`:
- Around line 112-114: Align the grid pseudo-atom type used by the descriptor
and fitting-net paths in the density model, and document the required
convention. Ensure the configured type_map reserves a dedicated extra grid type,
then use that same reserved index in both the grid_atype construction and the
fitting-net input instead of allowing collisions with real elements.
- Around line 254-272: Fix DensityAtomicModel.forward so it does not call
forward_common_atomic without the required grid, grid_type, and grid_nlist
arguments: either add and forward these inputs through the forward signature, or
explicitly raise NotImplementedError with a clear message consistent with
GridDensityModel.forward_lower.
In `@deepmd/pt/model/model/make_density_model.py`:
- Around line 142-149: Update the second duplicated coord parameter entry in the
relevant docstring to use the correct grid-coordinate parameter name, while
preserving its existing description and shape.
- Around line 638-655: Update CM.forward to pass the third argument to
forward_common as grid rather than box, using the appropriate grid value or
explicit absence while preserving box handling through the supported API. Ensure
subclasses inheriting CM.forward do not interpret a provided box as a grid.
In `@deepmd/utils/data.py`:
- Around line 896-898: Update the grid-loading path in _load_batch_set so
frame-aligned grid tensors are reshaped or indexed into a two-dimensional form
before _shuffle_data, while preserving their frame count and data values. Ensure
every ndarray with first dimension nframes, including grid, is shuffled using
the same frame permutation as coordinates and density labels.
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In `@deepmd/pt/model/atomic_model/density_atomic_model.py`:
- Around line 332-346: Update DensityAtomicModel.change_out_bias to make its
ignored arguments explicit: include the requested bias_adjust_mode in the
warning, and reject explicit non-default modes such as set-by-statistic instead
of silently succeeding; preserve the no-op behavior for the default mode.
In `@deepmd/pt/model/model/make_density_model.py`:
- Line 262: Update forward_common and forward_common_lower so charge_spin is not
silently ignored: either pass it through to the atomic model and preserve its
conditioning effect, or remove the parameter from both method signatures and
their callers if unsupported. Keep the chosen interface consistent across these
methods and call sites.
- Around line 380-506: Reuse the shared implementations of output_type_cast,
format_nlist, and _format_nlist from make_model.py instead of maintaining
duplicate methods in the density model factory. Extract common behavior into a
shared mixin or module-level helpers, then update both factories to call the
same implementation while preserving existing neighbor-list formatting and
output-casting behavior.
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Add a grid-based charge density prediction task for the PyTorch backend:
- add DensityFittingNet, DPDensityAtomicModel and GridDensityModel
(fitting type "density", model type "grid_density")
- add GridDensityLoss ("grid_density") for grid density training
- support loading grid.npy/density.npy in the data system
- support DeepEval/DeepPot inference with grid= input, returning density
- support dp test for density models (DeepDensity and DensityTester)
- add QM9 charge density training example under examples/density/
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deepmd/pt/model/atomic_model/density_atomic_model.py (1)
127-133: 🚀 Performance & Scalability | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winReplace the per-grid-point concatenation loop with
torch.arange.Line 127 builds one tensor per grid point and then concatenates
ngridtensors on every forward pass. Charge density grids contain many points, so this loop dominates allocation cost in the training loop. The result is an identity mapping, whichtorch.arangeproduces directly.♻️ Proposed refactor
- grid_mapping = torch.cat( - [ - torch.ones([nframes, 1], device=mapping.device, dtype=mapping.dtype) * i - for i in range(ngrid) - ], - dim=1, - ) + grid_mapping = ( + torch.arange(ngrid, device=mapping.device, dtype=mapping.dtype) + .unsqueeze(0) + .expand(nframes, ngrid) + )🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@deepmd/infer/deep_density.py`:
- Around line 99-107: Replace the unused natoms binding in the _standard_input
unpacking within the relevant inference method with _, while preserving the
ordering and handling of all other returned values.
In `@deepmd/pt/model/atomic_model/density_atomic_model.py`:
- Around line 100-108: Update the unpacking assignments in the relevant model
method to prefix unused variables with underscores: avoid rebinding the
already-unused neighbor-count name and mark the unused batch-size and
switch-width bindings similarly, including the unused sw binding around the
later grid-processing code. Preserve all used values and behavior so the Ruff
RUF059 findings are resolved.
- Around line 146-156: Update the fitting_net call in the density atomic model
to ensure aparam matches the descriptor’s ngrid rows: pass a grid-aligned aparam
when atomic parameters are supported, or disable aparam for DensityFittingNet.
Preserve existing behavior when numb_aparam is zero.
In `@deepmd/utils/data.py`:
- Around line 897-899: Update _load_data and _load_single_data to validate grid
and density arrays before returning or indexing them: require a leading frame
dimension and ensure it equals nframes or set_nframes respectively. Reject
mismatched frame counts before _shuffle_data can pair labels with the wrong
structures, while preserving the existing dtype conversion and return behavior
for valid data.
In `@examples/density/dptest_density_script.py`:
- Around line 57-61: Validate the --ratio argument in the argument-parsing flow
before frame sampling, requiring it to fall within the inclusive range 0 to 1.
Ensure invalid values are rejected with a clear parser error so the sampling
logic at random.sample does not receive a request exceeding the available
frames.
In `@examples/density/README.md`:
- Around line 41-42: Update grid_type construction in the density atomic model
so every grid point uses the final type_map index, matching the documented
reserved virtual grid-point type and preserving real element indices.
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In `@deepmd/pt/model/atomic_model/density_atomic_model.py`:
- Around line 127-133: Replace the per-grid-point torch.ones construction and
torch.cat in the grid_mapping initialization with a torch.arange-based tensor
that preserves the existing nframes, device, dtype, and shape semantics.
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Requesting changes because the public density evaluator declares reduction and derivative outputs that the density fitting model does not provide. The inline suggestion aligns the evaluator with the model's actual output contract.
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In `@examples/density/dptest_density_script.py`:
- Line 7: Update the module docstring’s example command to invoke
dptest_density_script.py instead of test_density_new.py, preserving the existing
arguments and options.
- Line 153: Guard the epsilon_MAE calculation in the density evaluation output
against a zero label_mean_abs denominator. When all density labels are zero,
report an explicit N/A value (or the script’s documented equivalent) instead of
computing MAE / label_mean_abs; preserve the existing numeric formatting for
nonzero denominators.
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- Line 11: Update the two unlabeled Markdown code fences in the README to use
the text language identifier on their opening fence, resolving MD040 at both
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54-76: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low valueMove the
numb_aparamcheck beforesuper().__init__.The constructor builds the full fitting network and then rejects
numb_aparam > 0. Validate the argument first to avoid the wasted construction and to make the failure clearer.♻️ Proposed change
+ if numb_aparam > 0: + raise ValueError( + "density fitting does not support atomic parameters (aparam): " + "the fitting net consumes the grid-point descriptor rows, " + "which have no per-atom parameters" + ) super().__init__( "density", ntypes, @@ **kwargs, ) - if numb_aparam > 0: - raise ValueError( - "density fitting does not support atomic parameters (aparam): " - "the fitting net consumes the grid-point descriptor rows, " - "which have no per-atom parameters" - )🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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129-135: 🚀 Performance & Scalability | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winBuild
grid_mappingwithtorch.arangeinstead of concatenatingngridtensors.The list comprehension allocates one tensor per grid point and concatenates them on every forward call. For grid density data
ngridis large, so this dominates the setup cost.torch.arangeproduces the same values in one allocation.⚡ Proposed change
- grid_mapping = torch.cat( - [ - torch.ones([nframes, 1], device=mapping.device, dtype=mapping.dtype) * i - for i in range(ngrid) - ], - dim=1, - ) + grid_mapping = torch.arange( + ngrid, device=mapping.device, dtype=mapping.dtype + ).unsqueeze(0).expand(nframes, ngrid)🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@deepmd/pt/model/atomic_model/density_atomic_model.py`:
- Line 103: Update both shape-unpacking statements in the relevant model code to
bind the unused second dimension with an underscore-prefixed name instead of
nloc, including the unpacking near the nlist.shape assignment and the
corresponding later unpacking. Preserve the existing use of nframes and the
remaining dimension.
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In `@deepmd/pt/model/atomic_model/density_atomic_model.py`:
- Around line 129-135: Update the grid_mapping construction in the atomic model
forward path to use a single torch.arange allocation on mapping.device with
mapping.dtype, expanded or repeated across nframes as needed to preserve the
existing shape and values. Remove the per-grid-point tensor list and torch.cat
operation.
In `@deepmd/pt/model/task/density.py`:
- Around line 54-76: Move the numb_aparam validation in the density fitting
constructor before the super().__init__ call, preserving the existing ValueError
condition and message; only construct the fitting network after confirming
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Reviewed the full diff against 28b7d068 at head a2c294e4. No demonstrated correctness bug; three observations.
No tests. The diff touches 35 files and adds ~2500 lines — a model wrapper, atomic model, fitting, loss, an inference path, and a change to the shared DeepmdData loader — with zero entries under source/tests/. The green CI does not exercise any of the new code. Whether that blocks merge is a maintainer call, but it seemed worth stating plainly.
Duplication. make_density_model.py is 561 of its 649 lines identical to pt/model/model/make_model.py; 25 of its 36 methods are byte-for-byte the same. Future fixes to make_model.py will not reach the density path, and nothing will signal that.
Two inline notes below. Things I checked and found fine, so nobody repeats the work: the grid_type = zeros in make_density_model.py:185 versus ntypes-1 in density_atomic_model.py:114 is harmless, since build_directional_neighbor_list only uses atype_cntl for the < 0 virtual mask; the README does document the reserved last type_map entry; the loss correctly guards find_density == 0; and no pre-existing data key collides with grid/density.
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Formalising the earlier comment as a change request: the missing test coverage should be settled before merge.
The grid early-return in DeepPot.eval returned a bare ndarray while the @overload declarations promise a tuple; density evaluation already has a proper, type-consistent entry via DeepEval dispatching to DeepDensity, so drop the branch and switch the example script to DeepEval. Also add the missing test coverage requested in review: - test(common): DeepmdData grid/density branches (frame-major loading, frame-count validation, optional-label downgrade) - test(pt): end-to-end dp test for density models
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Re-reviewed the new head after the upstream/master merge. The head change is the master merge plus its conflict resolutions; I rechecked the current full PR diff and the two conflict-resolved registration files. deepmd/pt/loss/__init__.py retains both upstream loss registrations and GridDensityLoss, and deepmd/pt/model/task/__init__.py likewise retains the upstream task registrations and DensityFittingNet. The previously reviewed density fixes remain present, and I found no new high-confidence correctness blocker introduced by this merge.
Exact-head validation is not complete yet, so I am not approving this head now. Test CUDA and Build C++ are green; Test Python, Test C++, Build C library, CodeQL, and the PyPI/package workflow are still running.
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The previously pending exact-head CI is now complete and green: Test Python, Test CUDA, Test C++, Build C++, Build C library, CodeQL, and PyPI/package all passed. The earlier substantive review of this head found no remaining correctness blocker, and the prior functional/scientific review threads are resolved. The one currently unresolved CodeQL thread is only an unused log global in deepmd/pt/model/model/__init__.py; it does not affect behavior and the CodeQL workflow itself passes, so I do not consider it merge-blocking.
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All twelve threads from the earlier rounds are closed at this head, with tests that pass, and the three points left open on 2026-09-15 (multi-block statistics, charge_spin, signature order) are fixed. The new tests (25) and the shared-code suites (test_deepmd_data, test_dp_test, test_training, test_stat_file_mode) all pass here; 54 CI checks passed.
One more round is needed. Five inline points block: two of them were introduced by the fixes for the earlier threads (the grid-statistics injection and the multi-block stat walk), the other three are silent wrong behaviour. Three further inline points on the loss should go in the same round.
Non-blocking, here since they span several places:
DeepDensity.evalforwardsgridas a barenp.array(grid)(), skippingdeepmd-kit/deepmd/infer/deep_density.py
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_standard_input.AutoBatchSize.execute_allslices every argument withndim > 1along axis 0, so the natural single-frame call withgrid.shape == (ngrid, 3)is cut down to one grid point,_eval_model_densityderivesngrid = 1from the already-truncated tensor, and the user gets a(1, 1)result with no error. Reshape and validate to(nframes, ngrid, 3)before the batcher sees it.- Second half of the earlier
grid_mappingthread: the descriptor still runs over allngrid + nallmerged points and onlydescriptor[:, :ngrid, :]is used ( ). If that is inherent to the merged-system design, a comment saying so is enough. doc/model/train-fitting-density.mdandexamples/density/README.mdadvertise TorchScript/C++ deployment, butforward_lowerraisesNotImplementedError, so LAMMPS/C++ inference does not work. Please state the actual support.- Untested branches: the
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Re-reviewed this exact head because new substantive review findings were added after my earlier approval. The new blocking threads are valid against the current code, so the previous approval should no longer be treated as a sign-off.
In particular: (1) the density env-protection normalization only writes the outer descriptor and therefore does not protect hybrid sub-descriptors, leaving coincident grid/atom points able to produce NaNs; (2) grid-type statistics are injected before the model's configured pair_exclude_types are wrapped into the samples, so statistics can be computed with a different neighbor policy than the model; (3) the forward path applies pair exclusions only to the atom nlist, not grid_nlist, making exclusions involving the reserved grid type ineffective; (4) _descriptor_stat_blocks() does not traverse hybrid descrpt_list, and _grid_stat_missing() can therefore raise before the soft-failure path when a stat cache is configured; and (5) inference dispatch keys on an output variable named density, so an ordinary property model whose user-selected property_name is density is misclassified as DeepDensity. The existing exact-line review threads already explain root cause, impact, and fix direction, so I am not duplicating inline comments.
The current exact-head CI is green, but these are semantic/correctness gaps not covered by that CI. Please address the existing blocking threads and add regressions for hybrid descriptors, pair-exclusion parity between statistics and forward, and property-name dispatch before re-requesting review.
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…and eval - dispatch density models by the has_grid capability instead of the output name, so a property named density is not hijacked - mask the density loss residual by the grid mask, reduce per frame, and declare the label mandatory (it is the only supervision signal) - honour pair_exclude_types in the injected stat pass and in the directional grid-to-atom forward list; discover descriptor stat blocks by walking the module tree (hybrids and future descriptors included) - default and enforce env_protection for density models, recursing into hybrid sub-descriptors - normalise the eval grid to (nframes, ngrid, 3) before auto batching, and state the actual deployment support (Python inference; no C++/LAMMPS yet) - add tests for all of the above (28 in the density suite)
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Re-reviewed the new head after the density review fixes. The high-confidence blockers from the previous round are addressed in the current code: density dispatch now keys on the model's grid capability so a property named density is not hijacked; density loss applies the returned grid mask, normalizes per frame, minimizes squared error, and requires the density label when the loss is active; the injected statistics pass uses the wrapped sampler so configured pair_exclude_types are present; the forward directional grid-to-atom list now applies exclusions involving the reserved grid type; descriptor-stat discovery walks the descriptor module tree so hybrid/DPA2 blocks are covered; and env protection is applied to hybrid sub-descriptors as well as enforced at the atomic-model level. The single-frame (ngrid, 3) eval path is also normalized before automatic batching, and the documentation now states the actual Python-only deployment support.
I checked the added regressions for property-name dispatch, hybrid descriptor statistics, DPA2 multi-block statistics, pair-exclusion parity, masked density loss, mandatory labels, coincident grid/atom finiteness, periodic grid wrapping, and single-frame/no-auto-batch evaluation. I did not find a new high-confidence correctness/API blocker in this head. The remaining unresolved CodeQL inline about the unused module logger is non-functional and not merge-blocking.
I am not approving yet because exact-head validation is still incomplete: Test CUDA, Build C++, Build C library, and PyPI/package are green, while Test Python, Test C++, and CodeQL are still in progress. Please wait for those checks to complete before treating this head as merge-ready.
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Exact-head validation is now complete and green: Test Python, Test CUDA, Test C++, Build C++, Build C library, CodeQL, and the PyPI/package workflow all passed. The substantive review of this same head already verified the prior density correctness/API fixes and their regressions, and no new high-confidence blocker has appeared. The one remaining unresolved inline item is CodeQL's unused log global, which is non-functional and not merge-blocking.
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NEEDS HUMAN REVIEW for CI only at this head. I re-reviewed the head change from the previously approved b75d3837b9a8d803f408cd005dc51ecd98cdf409: the only branch movement is merging current master (ddfedb038d3682abfea6b02e7bcf5b5498d37470) into the feature branch. The intervening non-merge commits are upstream master commits; there is no new density-feature commit after the previously approved head, and the current PR remains mergeable. I also rechecked the current PR diff/discussion context and did not find a new high-confidence density correctness/API blocker introduced by the merge.
Exact-head CI is not complete yet, so I am not re-approving now. Several Test Python matrix jobs and at least one Test C++ matrix job are still in progress. Completed build/package/CodeQL jobs observed so far have no failure; the existing CodeQL note is the previously known non-functional unused-global finding.
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Exact-head CI has now completed with no failing, queued, in-progress, or cancelled checks. This head is the previously approved density implementation plus the merge of current master; the merge introduced no new density-feature commit, and the current PR remains mergeable. I found no new high-confidence correctness, API, numerical, packaging, or test blocker after rechecking the current diff and discussion context.
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Re-reviewed at b75d3837. All seven threads from 09-17 were resolved without a reply, so every verdict below comes from reading the file at HEAD and running the tests.
Five of the seven are cleanly fixed, each with a test I ran against the pre-fix sources (dec47b2) and confirmed fails there: the _inject_grid_samples ordering, the grid_nlist exclusion mask, the hybrid descrpt_list walk, the loss mask, and must=True on the density label. Head: 36 passed; pre-fix sources with head tests: 9 failed, 19 passed. The eval-side auto-batch fix (_standard_grid, max(natoms, ngrid)) is also in and tested.
Two threads are not closed, and both are inline: the DeepDensity dispatch is fixed but a second guard in eval still keys on the output name and makes the exact case the fix targets raise on every call, and the hybrid env_protection regression test passes on the pre-fix code, so it does not protect the branch it names. Two further inline points: the statistics channel did not get the same auto-batch fix as eval, and the frame_major loader path never checks the declared ndof.
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ntypes - 1and nothing checks that the user reserved a trailingtype_mapentry for it; a model built with atype_mapthat has no spare slot silently uses the last real element as the grid type. frame_majorarrays are concatenated across sets and systems with no ragged handling, so two sets with differentngridfail with a raw numpy shape error rather than a message.deepmd-kit/deepmd/utils/data_system.py
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env_protectiondefault is1e-6while the docs recommend0.1; atr = 0the1/rterms give1e6rather than an error, which is a different failure mode from the NaN the warning describes. Worth stating the rationale for1e-6in the docstring or aligning the two.deepmd-kit/deepmd/utils/argcheck.py
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GridDensityLossis the only pt loss withoutserialize/deserialize, and is excluded from the loss serialization test for that reason.compute_or_load_out_statandchange_out_biasare warning-only no-ops with no issue link or removal condition in the docstring.deepmd-kit/deepmd/pt/model/atomic_model/density_atomic_model.py
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charge.py: theforwarddocstring still says "Return loss on energy and force", and thefind_density == 0branch is unreachable now that the label ismust=True.deepmd-kit/deepmd/pt/loss/charge.py
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test_loss_masks_excluded_grid_pointsdrives the loss with aFakeModel; I spot-checked inline that the realDPDensityAtomicModeldoes return a grid-shapedmaskthat zeroes underatom_exclude_types, so the loss path is correct, but there is no committed test of loss-with-real-model.
CI: 54 pass, 4 skipping, 0 fail. Test Python on CUDA and Test C++ on CUDA are both skipping and Pass testing on CUDA is an aggregator over them, so this PR still has no GPU coverage at all; a run with the CUDA label before merge would be worthwhile.
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Re-reviewed this unchanged head because new substantive review findings were added after my earlier approval. The new blocking threads are valid against the current code, so the previous approval should no longer be treated as a sign-off.
I independently rechecked the affected paths and am not duplicating the existing exact-line inline comments:
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deepmd/pt/infer/deep_eval.py: dispatch now correctly uses_model_has_grid, but the later no-grid guard still tests only"density" in self.output_def.var_defs. An ordinarypropertymodel whose user-selected property name isdensitytherefore dispatches toDeepPropertyand then raises the density-modelValueErroron every evaluation. Gate this guard on the same grid capability/model contract and extend the property-name regression to actually calleval(). -
deepmd/pt/utils/stat.py:_compute_model_predictforwardsgrid, butAutoBatchSize.execute_allstill receivessystem["atype"].shape[-1]as the cost proxy. The inference path was correctly changed to account formax(natoms, ngrid)because the directional list scales with the grid extent; the statistics path needs the same treatment or realistic grids can select an unsafe batch size. -
deepmd/utils/data.py: theframe_majorearly-return path bypasses the normalndofshape validation. A grid declared withndof=3can therefore accept a different trailing width and fail later during reshape, or silently alter the interpreted grid size when divisible by 3. Validate the trailing dimension at load time and add a malformed-shape regression. -
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env_protectionregression does not currently prove the fix:test_env_protection_hybridwraps a descriptor copied from the module-level config, which already explicitly containsenv_protection=1e-6. It therefore passes even on the pre-fix implementation. Remove that field before constructing the hybrid input (or otherwise start from the default-zero case) so the test fails without the recursive normalization/model-level protection.
Exact-head workflows are green (Test Python, Test CUDA, Test C++, Build C++, Build C library, CodeQL, and PyPI/package), but the first three findings are behavioral/data-integrity or resource-scaling issues not covered by those checks. The existing open inline threads already contain reproductions and exact locations, so I have not posted duplicate inline comments.
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…hecks - gate the eval grid guard on has_grid, so a property named density stays evaluable after the dispatch fix; extend the mirror test to actually call eval - use max(natoms, ngrid) as the auto-batch proxy in the stat pass too - validate the trailing dimension of frame_major data against ndof, and fail mixed batches with a clear message on ragged extents - make the hybrid env_protection test a real regression (pop the sub-descriptor value so the default branch is what is asserted) - reject a real element in the reserved grid-type slot at construction - add GridDensityLoss serialize/deserialize, remove the now-dead find_density==0 branch, fix the loss docstring, and link issue deepmodeling#6029 from the no-op guards - tighten _model_has_grid to AttributeError and state the 1e-6 default rationale - add tests for all of the above
Thank you for the thorough review and the detailed suggestions! I've addressed all the blocking issues, inline comments, and suggestions. Here's a summary of the changes and validation results. Blocking — Both resolved1. Eval guard incorrectly keyed on the output name Fixed. The eval guard now checks the same I've also extended 2. Hybrid Fixed as suggested. The test now removes I've confirmed that the updated test fails on the pre-fix code, as intended. Inline comments — Both resolved3. Statistics channel batch-size proxy Updated 4. Both loader paths now validate that the trailing dimension is a multiple of the declared Added Suggestions — Addressed5. Reserved grid-type slot Added a validation check in Added 6. Ragged Updated Added 7. Default Added the rationale to the docstring. The default value of Users can still explicitly specify any positive value, such as 8. Narrowed the exception handler to catch only 9. Added 10. No-op guards Updated the docstrings of Both docstrings now reference #6029 for tracking. 11. Corrected the docstring to describe the loss as operating on grid density. Removed the 12. Loss validation with a real model The existing The I believe these tests provide complementary coverage, but I'm happy to add an explicit real-model masking assertion if you think that would be useful. 13. GPU CI validation The maintainer-triggered CUDA CI run is still pending and requires the appropriate label. In the meantime, I've verified the implementation locally in a CUDA environment using QM9 + DPA3. Both the two-step training run and the subsequent All requested code changes and regression tests are now in place. The only remaining validation is the maintainer-triggered CUDA CI run. Thank you again for the careful review! |
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Re-reviewed the new head. Three of the four blockers from the previous round are now correctly addressed: the no-grid guard is keyed on model grid capability and the property-name regression actually calls eval(); the statistics auto-batch proxy now accounts for ngrid; and the hybrid env_protection regression now removes the explicit value so it exercises the defaulting path.
One data-integrity blocker remains in the attempted frame-major shape fix. Both loader paths validate shape[-1] % ndof == 0, but the frame-major contract is (nframes, npoints, ndof). With grid declared as ndof=3, an array of shape (nframes, ngrid, 6) still passes and is later reshaped with view(..., -1, 3), silently doubling the interpreted number of grid points. The new test only uses width 4, so it misses the divisible-but-wrong case. I replied on the existing exact-line thread rather than opening a duplicate: require shape[-1] == ndof in both _load_data and _load_single_data, and cover width 6 (or another divisible mismatch).
Exact-head CI is also not complete yet: Test CUDA, Build C++, Build C library, and PyPI/package are green; Test Python, Test C++, and CodeQL are still running. The new CodeQL change_out_bias signature warning appears inconsistent with the current base signature and is not part of this change request.
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Re-reviewed the new head. The latest commit only changes the data-test double to avoid the CodeQL constructor finding; it does not resolve the existing frame-major shape contract blocker. deepmd/utils/data.py still accepts any trailing width divisible by ndof, so e.g. (nframes, ngrid, 6) with ndof=3 passes and is later reinterpreted as twice as many grid points. The existing current inline thread already describes the exact fix, so I am not duplicating it.
I also found a separate correctness issue in the charge/spin-conditioning path: the model-level code now forwards charge_spin all the way to DPDensityAtomicModel.forward_common_atomic, but the atomic model explicitly discards it before descriptor evaluation. Since this subclass inherits has_chg_spin_ebd() from DPAtomicModel, a descriptor that advertises charge/spin conditioning can cause training/inference to request charge_spin while density predictions remain independent of the supplied value. Inline comment attached at the discard site.
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Blocking — charge/spin conditioning is silently ignored. GridDensityModel.forward and make_density_model.forward_common_lower now propagate charge_spin to this atomic model, and DPDensityAtomicModel inherits has_chg_spin_ebd()/add_chg_spin_ebd from DPAtomicModel. However this line discards the value, and the descriptor call below never receives charge_spin. For any density model using a descriptor with charge/spin embedding, training/inference can require and load the conditioning input while producing exactly the same density for different charge/spin values. The base DPAtomicModel.forward_atomic also supplies the descriptor's default charge/spin when the argument is absent; that behavior is lost here too.
Please mirror the base handling: if self.add_chg_spin_ebd and the input is None, materialize the descriptor default, then pass charge_spin=... into self.descriptor(...). forward_common_atomic must forward its argument into forward_atomic rather than deleting it. Add a regression with a charge/spin-enabled descriptor showing that changing the input changes the descriptor/model output (and that the default path still works).
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A 3D (nframes, npoints, ndof) array now requires the trailing dimension to equal the declared ndof exactly; the flattened (nframes, npoints*ndof) layout keeps the divisibility check. Previously a divisible-but-wrong width (e.g. 6 for ndof 3) passed and downstream view(..., -1, 3) silently doubled the interpreted grid-point count.
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Re-reviewed the current head after the two new commits.
The frame-major data validation issue from the previous review is fixed: 3-D frame-major arrays now require the trailing width to equal ndof exactly, so a shape such as (nframes, ngrid, 6) is no longer silently reinterpreted as twice as many 3-vector grid points. The hybrid env_protection regression was also corrected so the test removes the explicit sub-descriptor value and actually exercises the fallback. I did not find a new high-confidence blocker in this delta.
One existing blocking thread is still valid on this exact head: DPDensityAtomicModel.forward_atomic still discards charge_spin, forward_common_atomic does not pass it through, and the descriptor call never receives it. A density model whose descriptor advertises charge/spin conditioning can therefore require and load the conditioning input while producing an output independent of that input, and the base-model default charge/spin behavior is also bypassed. Please fix the propagation/default handling and add the regression requested in the existing inline thread.
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Re-reviewed at 4f83b590. All four inline points of my 09-20 review are addressed at head: the eval guard now keys on has_grid, the statistics auto-batch proxy takes max(natoms, ngrid), the 3-D frame_major branch enforces ndof, and the hybrid env_protection test now removes the module-level setting first. Of the eight earlier suggestions, five are done, two are partially done (ragged extents guarded only across systems; out-stat still a warning-only no-op but now documented and linked to #6029), and one is not (the charge.py docstring and dead branch, below). I restored the pre-fix sources for both fix commits and ran the new tests: test_ndof_mismatch fails on 4f83b590^ and passes at head; four of the five sub-fixes in 6145ae1 have tests that fail on 6145ae11^ (test_grid_type_requires_reserved_slot, test_loss_serialization, test_property_named_density_dispatches_to_property, test_ragged_mixed_batch_clear_error); the stat.py size-proxy change has no test that fails pre-fix. At head: 40 passed in the two new test files, and the shared data/loss/stat test files (130 tests) all pass.
Blocking, inline: the shipped example data is in a layout the PR's own inference path rejects while the docs describe a third layout (deep_density.py), the frame_major loader cannot enforce ndof=1 and never cross-checks grid vs density extents (data.py), and charge_spin is accepted and silently discarded (density_atomic_model.py).
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_apply_density_env_protection_defaultcannot tell an explicitenv_protection: 0.0from the arg default. Reproduced: a config withenv_protection: 0.0andfitting_net.type: densitycomes out ofnormalizeas1e-6with only a warning. It also mutates descriptor dicts in place insidemodel_dictbranches.deepmd-kit/deepmd/utils/argcheck.py
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_compute_model_predictis unreachable today:compute_or_load_out_stat(line 632) andchange_out_bias(line 385) ofDPDensityAtomicModelare both warning-only no-ops, so no density model enterscompute_output_stats. A comment saying so would save the next reader from assuming out-stat works for grid models.deepmd-kit/deepmd/pt/utils/stat.py
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DPDensityAtomicModelregistersmean/stddevbuffers shaped(1, nnei, 4)that nothing reads; they ride intostate_dict(), so a restart or fine-tune with a differentselfails on a shape mismatch of an information-free buffer.deepmd-kit/deepmd/pt/model/atomic_model/density_atomic_model.py
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_eval_model_densityignores therequest_defsit is handed and hardcodes{"density": out}, soatomic=Truereturns the same dict asatomic=False.DeepDensitydoes not consume anything else today, so no functional impact, but it diverges from how the other_eval_model_*paths are built.deepmd-kit/deepmd/pt/infer/deep_eval.py
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CI: all Python and C++ jobs pass; Test Python on CUDA and Test C++ on CUDA are skipping, so nothing has run on GPU. The grid path allocates a dense ngrid x nall neighbour list, and its only mitigation (the max(natoms, ngrid) proxies) is the part without a regression test; a CUDA-labelled run before merge would be worthwhile. Three threads from others (njzjz-bot, two CodeQL alerts) are still unresolved and block the merge on their own.
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The flattened (nframes, ngrid*3) layout is accepted by the loader (deepmd/utils/data.py:926 validates it explicitly, and test_ndof_mismatch asserts it loads), but _standard_grid rejects every 2-D grid: with nframes > 1 the first branch raises "ambiguous", and with nframes == 1 the arr[None, ...] gives (1, 1, ngrid*3) so the shape[-1] != 3 check fires. No 2-D input survives.
The example dataset shipped in this PR is stored that way: examples/density/dataset/qm9/C7H15NO_train/set.000/grid.npy is (20, 375) and the val set is (5, 375) (density.npy is (20, 125) / (5, 125)), while examples/density/README.md:36 and doc/model/train-fitting-density.md:26 document [nframes, ngrid, 3]. Loading the shipped val set through DeepmdData returns grid of shape (5, 375), and DeepDensity._standard_grid(grid, 5) raises ValueError: grid of shape (5, 375) is ambiguous for 5 frames. So the dp --pt test command in README.md:153 cannot run on the data this PR ships, although training on it works because the model does gg.view(gg.shape[0], -1, 3).
Please pick one contract and make the loader, DeepDensity, the docs and the example data agree: either reshape the flattened layout to (nframes, -1, ndof) inside the loader (which also addresses the extent check below), or reject it there; and either re-save the example data in the documented 3-D layout or change the docs.
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With ndof == 1, which is the density label, data.shape[-1] % ndof_ != 0 is always false, so this branch never fires and a density.npy of any width loads. There is also no cross-check between the grid extent and the density extent. Reproduced at 4f83b59 with a DeepmdData carrying the two frame_major requirements:
grid.npy(4, 5, 3)withdensity.npy(4, 7, 1)loads silently as(4, 5, 3)and(4, 7, 1).density.npy(4, 13)withndof=1loads silently as(4, 13).
The mismatch surfaces later as a tensor shape error inside GridDensityLoss.forward, a mid-training crash rather than a load-time diagnostic. The commit message says "require exact ndof", but the flattened branch still cannot enforce it for ndof=1, and test_ndof_mismatch asserts only that the flattened layout loads, not the resulting extent. Suggest validating that grid and density agree on the number of points within a system.
Related: ragged extents across sets inside one system are still unguarded (the new check at data_system.py:582-590 covers only the cross-system merge). Two sets with ngrid 5 and 8 make get_test raise the raw numpy "all the input array dimensions ... must match exactly" error.
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del charge_spin discards a parameter that make_density_model.forward and forward_common_lower explicitly pass down (lines 157 and 253 there); the same happens at lines 237 and 333 of this file. A user who configures charge or spin conditioning gets no effect and no error. Either raise when charge_spin is not None, or implement it. This is also the substance of the still-open njzjz-bot thread on this line, and master requires all threads resolved before merge.
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Still reads "Return loss on energy and force"; this is the grid density loss. Commit 6145ae1's message says the docstring was fixed, but only the class-level one was.
Same commit claims to have removed the dead find_density == 0 branch, but the gating is still here at lines 101, 104, 125 and 131. label_requirement (line 183) declares density with must=True unconditionally, so a missing density.npy aborts at load time and find_density is always 1.0. Either drop the gating or make must conditional. doc/model/train-fitting-density.md:64 documents the optional-label mode that must=True forbids, so that sentence needs updating either way.
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Re-reviewed this unchanged head because new substantive inline findings were added after my previous review. The new blockers are valid against the current code, so the change request remains.
I independently rechecked the affected paths and am not duplicating the existing exact-line threads:
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frame_majorloader contract explicitly accepts flattened arrays of shape(nframes, npoints * ndof)(and the regression test asserts that this layout loads), butDeepDensity._standard_grid()rejects every multi-frame 2-D grid before inference.DensityTesterpasses the loader result directly toDeepDensity.eval, so an accepted flattenedgrid.npycannot be evaluated bydp test. The loader/evaluator/docs/example need one consistent shape contract; either normalize the flattened representation before evaluation or reject/resave it. -
frame_majorvalidation is per-key only. Fordensitywithndof=1, every flattened width is divisible byndof, and nothing cross-checks its point extent againstgrid. A system can therefore load e.g. five grid points and seven density labels successfully and fail later inside the density loss/evaluator instead of at data loading. Please validate the grid/density extents together (and ideally give the same clear diagnostic for ragged extents across sets in one system). -
The existing charge/spin-conditioning blocker is still present:
DPDensityAtomicModel.forward_common_atomic()deletescharge_spin, andforward_atomic()deletes it again instead of applying the inherited default handling and passing the condition to the descriptor. A density model can therefore advertise/request charge-spin conditioning while predictions are independent of the supplied condition. The existing njzjz-bot thread on that line already contains the concrete fix direction and should remain the canonical thread.
The exact-head GitHub Actions workflows (Test Python/C++, Build C++/C library, CodeQL, PyPI/package) are green. The Test CUDA aggregator is green but both actual CUDA Python and C++ jobs are skipped, so it is not evidence that the new grid path ran on GPU. I did not find another new high-confidence blocker beyond the currently open threads.
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Add a grid-based charge density prediction task for the PyTorch backend:
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