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…e correction Add model type `dpa4c_lr` (pt_expt backend only): the compact DPA4C descriptor plus a non-periodic long-range term evaluated from per-atom latent charges produced by the `dpa4c_lr` fitting. Two kernels are available: LES (erf(alpha*r)/r, default) and a trainable sum-of-Gaussians (SOG) with multi-channel latent charges. The long-range all-pairs graph is built outside the compiled region and passed into the graph lower, so `torch.compile` sees no data-dependent neighbor construction. Only non-periodic systems (box=None) are supported. Periodic misuse is rejected with a clear error at every entry point: training statistics (fail-fast before descriptor stats), eager/ragged forward, and DeepPot evaluation. `.pt2`/`.pte` freeze is not yet implemented. Includes dp-test (DeepPot.eval) support, user documentation (doc/model/dpa4c_lr.md), and unit tests covering LES/SOG force-virial finite differences, compile parity, serialization, checkpoint inference, and periodic-input rejection.
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participant Training
participant DPA4CLREnergyModel
participant DPA4CLRFitting
participant DeepEval
Training->>DPA4CLREnergyModel: compile graph with long-range edge inputs
DPA4CLREnergyModel->>DPA4CLRFitting: compute latent charges
DPA4CLREnergyModel->>DPA4CLREnergyModel: compute LES or SOG correction
DeepEval->>DPA4CLREnergyModel: evaluate with short-range and long-range graphs
DPA4CLREnergyModel-->>DeepEval: return energy, force, virial, and latent charge
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| gr: Any | None = None, | ||
| g2: Any | None = None, | ||
| h2: Any | None = None, | ||
| fparam: Any | None = None, | ||
| aparam: Any | None = None, | ||
| ) -> dict[str, Any]: |
| def call_common( | ||
| self, | ||
| coord: torch.Tensor, | ||
| atype: torch.Tensor, | ||
| box: torch.Tensor | None = None, | ||
| **kwargs: Any, | ||
| ) -> dict[str, torch.Tensor]: |
| for parameter in model.parameters(): | ||
| parameter.copy_(torch.randn_like(parameter) * 0.1) | ||
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In `@AGENTS.md`:
- Line 168: The DPA4C-LR documentation must match the supported input and kernel
contract. In AGENTS.md at lines 168-168, update the DPA4C-LR entry to state that
les is the default kernel, sog is also supported, and non-periodic input accepts
box=None or an all-zero box. In doc/model/dpa4c_lr.md at lines 36-38, document
that box=None and all-zero boxes are supported while nonzero periodic cells are
rejected.
In `@deepmd/pt_expt/fitting/dpa4c_lr.py`:
- Around line 50-52: Update DPA4CLRFitting’s parameter registration to normalize
list-valued trainable settings before assigning requires_grad: when trainable is
a list, derive the flag from its values so an all-False list freezes the
parameters; preserve scalar boolean behavior for non-list inputs.
In `@deepmd/pt_expt/infer/deep_eval.py`:
- Around line 2426-2432: Normalize box_input before constructing evaluation
graphs: convert an all-zero box to None, while preserving nonzero boxes and the
existing DPA4C-LR rejection for periodic inputs. Apply the normalized value to
both the short-range _build_eval_graph path and the long-range graph
construction so fused-cell neighbor search never receives a singular zero
lattice.
In `@deepmd/pt_expt/model/dpa4c_lr_model.py`:
- Around line 529-531: Update both long-range graph construction sites in
deepmd/pt_expt/model/dpa4c_lr_model.py at lines 529-531 and 609-611 to pass
"dense" instead of method to build_ragged_neighbor_graph, ensuring both
long-range graphs use the dense builder regardless of the resolved device
method.
In `@deepmd/pt_expt/model/get_model.py`:
- Around line 101-105: In the model-loading flow around the fitting_net type
check, assign the default "dpa4c_lr" value into data["fitting_net"]["type"]
before validating it, mirroring get_sezm_model. Preserve the existing ValueError
for explicitly different fitting types and support configurations where
fitting_net.type is omitted.
In `@deepmd/pt_expt/train/training.py`:
- Around line 1651-1657: Update both long-range graph construction calls in the
shown training flow to pass the literal method `"dense"` instead of reusing
`method`, covering both the ragged and rectangular branches. Preserve all other
arguments and behavior.
In `@deepmd/utils/argcheck.py`:
- Line 4000: Remove the *_bridging_method_args() entry from the dpa4c_lr schema
so validation no longer advertises the unsupported bridging_method option; leave
bridging support unchanged for model types accepted by expand_bridging_method.
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| - **Configuration**: Use `input_torch.json` format typically | ||
| - **Training**: `dp --pt train input_torch.json` | ||
| - **Requirements**: `torch` package | ||
| - **DPA4C-LR long-range variant**: model type `dpa4c_lr` with fitting type `dpa4c_lr` adds a non-periodic LES long-range term on top of the compact DPA4C descriptor (`deepmd/pt_expt/model/dpa4c_lr_model.py`, `deepmd/pt_expt/fitting/dpa4c_lr.py`). Only `box=None` systems are supported and only the `pt_expt` backend. The long-range all-pairs graph is built outside the compiled region and passed into the graph lower alongside the short-range graph, so `torch.compile` sees no data-dependent neighbor construction and memory scales as `Σ_f n_f^2` rather than the full-batch `N^2`. `.pt2`/`.pte` freeze is not yet implemented. Tests: `pytest source/tests/pt_expt/model/test_dpa4c_lr.py`. |
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Align DPA4C-LR documentation with the supported input contract.
The implementation treats box=None and all-zero boxes as non-periodic. It rejects nonzero periodic cells. The backend note also omits supported sog kernels.
AGENTS.md#L168-L168: state thatlesis the default kernel,sogis supported, and non-periodic input acceptsbox=Noneor an all-zero box.doc/model/dpa4c_lr.md#L36-L38: state thatbox=Noneor an all-zero box is supported, while nonzero periodic cells are rejected.
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In `@AGENTS.md` at line 168, The DPA4C-LR documentation must match the supported
input and kernel contract. In AGENTS.md at lines 168-168, update the DPA4C-LR
entry to state that les is the default kernel, sog is also supported, and
non-periodic input accepts box=None or an all-zero box. In doc/model/dpa4c_lr.md
at lines 36-38, document that box=None and all-zero boxes are supported while
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| self.register_parameter( | ||
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Normalize list-valued trainable before setting requires_grad.
DPA4CLRFitting inherits the list-valued trainable contract from GeneralFitting. For [False, False, False], bool(self.trainable) is True, so the promoted parameters remain trainable although all fitting layers are frozen.
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+ trainable = self.trainable
+ if isinstance(trainable, list):
+ trainable = all(trainable)
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- name, torch.nn.Parameter(tensor, requires_grad=bool(self.trainable))
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| self.register_parameter( | |
| name, torch.nn.Parameter(tensor, requires_grad=bool(self.trainable)) | |
| ) | |
| trainable = self.trainable | |
| if isinstance(trainable, list): | |
| trainable = all(trainable) | |
| self.register_parameter( | |
| name, torch.nn.Parameter(tensor, requires_grad=bool(trainable)) | |
| ) |
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In `@deepmd/pt_expt/fitting/dpa4c_lr.py` around lines 50 - 52, Update
DPA4CLRFitting’s parameter registration to normalize list-valued trainable
settings before assigning requires_grad: when trainable is a list, derive the
flag from its values so an all-False list freezes the parameters; preserve
scalar boolean behavior for non-list inputs.
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| lr_graph = None | ||
| if self.metadata.get("needs_long_range_edges", False): | ||
| if box_input is not None and bool(np.any(box_input != 0)): | ||
| raise NotImplementedError( | ||
| "DPA4C-LR supports only non-periodic systems (box=None)." | ||
| ) | ||
| lr_graph = self._build_eval_graph( |
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Normalize the zero box before building the short-range graph.
_build_eval_graph bypasses the shared normalization in deepmd/pt_expt/utils/graph_builder.py. Its fused-cell path passes an all-zero box_input to torch.ops.deepmd.neighbor_graph with periodic=True. The native periodic search rejects the resulting singular lattice, so evaluation can fail before DPA4C-LR starts.
Validate the box first. Set an all-zero box to None. Then build both graphs.
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- graph = self._build_eval_graph(coord_input, atom_types, box_input, DEVICE)
- lr_graph = None
- if self.metadata.get("needs_long_range_edges", False):
- if box_input is not None and bool(np.any(box_input != 0)):
- raise NotImplementedError(
- "DPA4C-LR supports only non-periodic systems (box=None)."
- )
+ needs_lr = self.metadata.get("needs_long_range_edges", False)
+ if needs_lr and box_input is not None:
+ if bool(np.any(box_input != 0)):
+ raise NotImplementedError(
+ "DPA4C-LR supports only non-periodic systems (box=None)."
+ )
+ box_input = None
+
+ graph = self._build_eval_graph(coord_input, atom_types, box_input, DEVICE)
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In `@deepmd/pt_expt/infer/deep_eval.py` around lines 2426 - 2432, Normalize
box_input before constructing evaluation graphs: convert an all-zero box to
None, while preserving nonzero boxes and the existing DPA4C-LR rejection for
periodic inputs. Apply the normalized value to both the short-range
_build_eval_graph path and the long-range graph construction so fused-cell
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| lr_graph = build_ragged_neighbor_graph( | ||
| method, coord, atype, n_node, None, 1e6, None | ||
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Use the dense builder for both long-range graphs. On CUDA, resolve_neighbor_graph_method("auto", coord.device) can return "nv" when nvalchemiops is available. Both calls pass the 1e6 all-pairs sentinel through build_neighbor_graph_nv, which uses it for neighbor-capacity estimation and the NV search. These estimates can cause excessive allocation or runtime failure. Pass "dense" instead of method at both long-range graph sites.
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In `@deepmd/pt_expt/model/dpa4c_lr_model.py` around lines 529 - 531, Update both
long-range graph construction sites in deepmd/pt_expt/model/dpa4c_lr_model.py at
lines 529-531 and 609-611 to pass "dense" instead of method to
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| if data["fitting_net"].get("type", "dpa4c_lr") != "dpa4c_lr": | ||
| raise ValueError( | ||
| "Model type 'dpa4c_lr' requires fitting type 'dpa4c_lr', but got " | ||
| f"'{data['fitting_net'].get('type')}'." | ||
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Set the fitting_net type default; otherwise an ener fitting is built.
Line 101 reads the default with get("type", "dpa4c_lr") but does not store it. _model_factory.get_model_components then runs fitting_data.pop("type", "ener") (deepmd/dpmodel/model/model_factory.py), so a config that omits fitting_net.type builds the plain energy fitting. DPA4CLREnergyModel.__init__ then raises TypeError about a wrong fitting class instead of building the LR fitting. Line 94 shows that an omitted fitting_net section is meant to work.
Mirror get_sezm_model and write the default before the check.
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data["descriptor"].setdefault("type", "dpa4c")
+ data["fitting_net"].setdefault("type", "dpa4c_lr")
if data["descriptor"]["type"] not in ("dpa4", "dpa4c", "DPA4", "sezm", "SeZM"):
raise ValueError(
"Model type 'dpa4c_lr' requires a DPA4/SeZM descriptor, but got "
f"descriptor type '{data['descriptor']['type']}'."
)
- if data["fitting_net"].get("type", "dpa4c_lr") != "dpa4c_lr":
+ if data["fitting_net"]["type"] != "dpa4c_lr":
raise ValueError(
"Model type 'dpa4c_lr' requires fitting type 'dpa4c_lr', but got "
- f"'{data['fitting_net'].get('type')}'."
+ f"'{data['fitting_net']['type']}'."
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In `@deepmd/pt_expt/model/get_model.py` around lines 101 - 105, In the
model-loading flow around the fitting_net type check, assign the default
"dpa4c_lr" value into data["fitting_net"]["type"] before validating it,
mirroring get_sezm_model. Preserve the existing ValueError for explicitly
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| lr_graph = build_ragged_neighbor_graph( | ||
| method, coord_3d, atype, n_node, None, 1e6, None | ||
| ) | ||
| else: | ||
| coord_flat = coord_3d.reshape(n_padded, 3)[node_index] | ||
| lr_graph = build_ragged_neighbor_graph( | ||
| method, coord_flat, atype_flat, ng.n_node, None, 1e6, None |
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Use the dense builder for the long-range graph.
The runtime LR graph reuses method. If method is "nv", "vesin", or "cell", the 1e6 cutoff can cause excessive capacity or cell allocation. The inference path already forces "dense" for this reason.
Use "dense" for both ragged and rectangular LR graph construction.
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if ragged:
lr_graph = build_ragged_neighbor_graph(
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coord_flat = coord_3d.reshape(n_padded, 3)[node_index]
lr_graph = build_ragged_neighbor_graph(
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| lr_graph = build_ragged_neighbor_graph( | |
| method, coord_3d, atype, n_node, None, 1e6, None | |
| ) | |
| else: | |
| coord_flat = coord_3d.reshape(n_padded, 3)[node_index] | |
| lr_graph = build_ragged_neighbor_graph( | |
| method, coord_flat, atype_flat, ng.n_node, None, 1e6, None | |
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| "dense", coord_3d, atype, n_node, None, 1e6, None | |
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| coord_flat = coord_3d.reshape(n_padded, 3)[node_index] | |
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bridging_method is documented for dpa4c_lr but always fails.
_bridging_method_args() adds bridging_method to the dpa4c_lr schema. expand_bridging_method in deepmd/utils/bridging.py accepts the flag only for model types standard, dpa4, and sezm, and deepmd/pt_expt/model/get_model.py:get_model calls it for every config. A user who follows this documentation and sets bridging_method: "ZBL" passes validation and then gets a ValueError at model construction.
Either drop the bridging arguments from this model type, or extend the allowed types in expand_bridging_method and add the required linear_ener routing for dpa4c_lr.
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The nsel/nnei cap introduced with DPA4C-LR used Python's min() on the frame atom count, which raises InconclusiveDimensionOperation under jax2tf export where dimensions are symbolic. Only apply the cap when nall is a concrete int, and make the all-zero-box check tracer-safe.
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- Around line 137-142: The traced/exported model path must preserve non-periodic
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Preserve non-periodic zero-box semantics during tracing.
The JAX HLO path imports this model_call_from_call_lower and passes its runtime box directly. During tracing, an all-zero box cannot convert to a Python bool, so bb remains non-None. DefaultNeighborList.build then calls normalize_coord and extend_coord_with_ghosts through its periodic branch. This can apply singular periodic normalization and build ghosts instead of using the non-periodic box=None path.
Specialize the exported path with box=None, or reject dynamic all-zero boxes when the export interface cannot represent this topology change.
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traced/exported model path must preserve non-periodic semantics for zero boxes
instead of leaving a symbolic all-zero box active. Update
model_call_from_call_lower and its JAX HLO integration to specialize exports
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change at runtime; ensure DefaultNeighborList.build uses the non-periodic path.
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I reviewed the current head and agree that there are multiple merge-blocking correctness/stability issues already captured in the existing inline threads, so I am not duplicating those comments. In particular, the current code can (1) leave the newly promoted LR parameters trainable when a list-valued trainable setting is entirely false, (2) fail a valid config that omits fitting_net.type because the downstream factory falls back to ener, (3) pass the artificial 1e6 long-range cutoff into non-dense CUDA/spatial graph builders and trigger excessive allocation/runtime failure, and (4) mishandle all-zero non-periodic boxes in inference/traced paths before they are normalized to None. The bridging_method schema also advertises an option that the model-construction path does not support. These are concrete behavior/API issues rather than style concerns and should be fixed before merge.
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Type-distinguished descriptors (e.g. se_e2_a) require exactly sum(sel) nlist columns: their davg/dstd statistics have sum(sel) x 4 shape and nlist_distinguish_types depends on the column count. The unconditional nnei = min(nnei, nall) cap broke them whenever nall < sum(sel), raising "cannot reshape array of size ..." in env_mat._apply_stat (source/tests/consistent/io/test_io.py::TestDeepPot::test_deep_eval). Carry-all (mixed_types) descriptors such as DPA4C keep the cap, which still prevents absurd padding for their effectively-unbounded sentinel sel.
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Re-reviewed the new head. The mixed-types-only neighbor-count cap is a sensible fix for the type-distinguished se_e2_a regression, but it does not address the DPA4C-LR blockers already identified on the preceding head.
The current code still has multiple high-confidence blocking issues: an all-false list-valued trainable setting leaves the newly promoted LR parameters trainable; omitting fitting_net.type still falls through to the generic ener factory instead of constructing dpa4c_lr; training/runtime LR graph construction still passes the 1e6 all-pairs sentinel through auto-selected neighbor builders such as NV/cell/vesin instead of forcing the dense builder; all-zero-box normalization remains too late in evaluation/export paths; and bridging_method is still advertised by the schema although model construction does not support it. These points already have precise unresolved inline threads, so I am not duplicating them.
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The nnei = min(nnei, nall) cap introduced with DPA4C-LR broke any model whose sum(sel) exceeds the frame atom count (e.g. spin models, where virtual atoms double nloc): the neighbor list was capped to nall columns while descriptor statistics and serialized lowers still require exactly sum(sel) columns, raising "shape ... is invalid for input of size ..." in env-mat application (source/tests/pt_expt/infer/test_deep_eval_spin.py .pt2/.pte inference). Only cap sentinel (effectively-unbounded) capacities such as DPA4C's; normal capacities must keep exactly sum(sel) columns.
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| # more than nall neighbors, so cap them. Normal capacities must | ||
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Re-reviewed the new head c59210bb440b753bcad470bdb23af4f8ddb348d0. The new delta from 9fa2464c7c711b24b8cb1f54cbe79e526415050b narrows neighbor-count capping to effectively-unbounded sentinel capacities (and applies pre-commit fixes); that change addresses the spin/type-distinguished regression without introducing a new high-confidence blocker in the touched neighbor-list paths.
The previously identified merge blockers are still present on this exact head, and their inline threads remain current/non-outdated, so I am not duplicating comments: (1) list-valued trainable is still converted with bool(self.trainable), so an all-False list leaves the promoted LR parameters trainable; (2) omitting fitting_net.type still falls through to the generic fitting factory rather than defaulting the stored type to dpa4c_lr; (3) long-range graph construction still routes the 1e6 all-pairs cutoff through the selected runtime method instead of forcing the dense builder; (4) all-zero-box normalization is still incomplete in evaluation/traced-export paths, with symbolic zero boxes explicitly left non-None; and (5) bridging_method is still advertised by the schema although construction does not support it. The AGENTS/model documentation mismatch is also still present but is not itself the reason for blocking.
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…r in DPA2 tests The merge_dpa4C branch made lr_edge_index/lr_edge_vec/lr_edge_mask unconditional positional inputs of the _trace_and_compile_graph output. Update the three compiled-training tests to feed the empty placeholders (same convention as _CompiledModel at run time), fixing: TypeError: forward() missing 3 required positional arguments: 'arg14_1', 'arg15_1', and 'arg16_1'
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Re-reviewed the new head. The only delta from the previously reviewed c59210bb440b753bcad470bdb23af4f8ddb348d0 is a test-side compatibility update in test_dpa2_graph_lower.py: the three compiled-training calls now pass the empty long-range edge placeholders required by the current compiled graph-lower signature. That change is internally consistent with the runtime _CompiledModel convention and does not introduce a new blocker.
The existing merge blockers are unchanged on this exact head, and each already has a precise current/non-outdated inline thread, so I am not duplicating comments: (1) list-valued trainable is still converted with bool(self.trainable), so an all-False list leaves the promoted LR parameters trainable; (2) omitting fitting_net.type still validates as dpa4c_lr but is not stored, allowing the downstream factory to fall back to ordinary ener; (3) long-range all-pairs construction still routes the 1e6 cutoff through auto-selected NV/cell/vesin paths instead of forcing the dense builder; (4) zero-box normalization remains incomplete in inference/traced-export paths, so symbolic/all-zero non-periodic boxes can still take periodic neighbor-list logic; and (5) the schema still advertises bridging_method although the construction path does not support it.
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dpa4c_lr(pt_expt backend only): the compact DPA4C descriptor plus a non-periodic long-range term evaluated from per-atom latent charges produced by thedpa4c_lrfitting. Two kernels are available: LES (erf(alpha*r)/r, default) and a trainable sum-of-Gaussians (SOG) with multi-channel latent charges. The long-range all-pairs graph is built outside the compiled region and passed into the graph lower, sotorch.compilesees no data-dependent neighbor construction.Only non-periodic systems (box=None) are supported. Periodic misuse is rejected with a clear error at every entry point: training statistics (fail-fast before descriptor stats), eager/ragged forward, and DeepPot evaluation.
.pt2/.ptefreeze is not yet implemented.Includes dp-test (DeepPot.eval) support, user documentation (doc/model/dpa4c_lr.md), and unit tests covering LES/SOG force-virial finite differences, compile parity, serialization, checkpoint inference, and periodic-input rejection.
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