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breaking(pt/dp): tune new sub-structures for DPA2 #4089

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  • New Features

    • Introduced support for three-body interactions in the descriptor model, enhancing predictive capabilities.
    • Added new parameters for greater configurability in the RepinitArgs, RepformerArgs, and related classes.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Improved handling of serialization and deserialization processes to include new parameters.
  • Tests

    • Expanded test cases to validate new configurations and parameters related to three-body interactions and model flexibility.

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The changes enhance the descriptor classes and functions within the DeepMD framework by integrating a three-body interaction mechanism and modifying existing parameters for improved configurability. New parameters are added across several classes and functions, enabling more complex configurations and interactions in the model.

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Files Change Summary
deepmd/dpmodel/descriptor/dpa2.py, deepmd/pt/model/descriptor/dpa2.py Enhanced classes with new parameters for three-body representation and improved configuration options for repformer blocks. Initialization logic and method handling updated accordingly.
deepmd/utils/argcheck.py Added new arguments to dpa2_repinit_args and dpa2_repformer_args functions to facilitate three-body representations and improve configurability of the embedding network.

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    participant User
    participant Descriptor
    participant RepinitArgs
    participant RepformerArgs
    participant RepformerLayer
    
    User->>Descriptor: Initialize with parameters
    Descriptor->>RepinitArgs: Create instance with three-body parameters
    RepinitArgs->>Descriptor: Return initialized instance
    Descriptor->>RepformerArgs: Create instance with new configuration options
    RepformerArgs->>Descriptor: Return initialized instance
    Descriptor->>RepformerLayer: Call forward method with new parameters
    RepformerLayer->>Descriptor: Process and return output
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  • deepmd/dpmodel/descriptor/dpa2.py (20 hunks)
  • deepmd/pt/model/descriptor/dpa2.py (12 hunks)
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deepmd/dpmodel/descriptor/dpa2.py

82-82: Do not use mutable data structures for argument defaults

Replace with None; initialize within function

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deepmd/pt/model/descriptor/dpa2.py (5)

183-203: Review: Initialization of repinit_three_body based on use_three_body flag.

The conditional initialization of repinit_three_body is a critical change. It's essential to ensure that this logic does not introduce any side effects or bugs, especially when use_three_body is toggled in different scenarios.

Consider adding more comprehensive tests to cover cases where use_three_body is toggled on and off. This will help ensure that the initialization logic is robust and handles all edge cases correctly.

Propose adding more comprehensive tests:

def test_three_body_interaction_toggle():
    # Test initialization with three-body interactions enabled
    descriptor = DescrptDPA2(ntypes=2, repinit={'use_three_body': True}, repformer={})
    assert descriptor.repinit_three_body is not None

    # Test initialization with three-body interactions disabled
    descriptor = DescrptDPA2(ntypes=2, repinit={'use_three_body': False}, repformer={})
    assert descriptor.repinit_three_body is None

Line range hint 433-457: Review: Handling of three-body representation in change_type_map.

The logic to handle the three-body representation when new types are introduced is a significant change. It's crucial to ensure that this logic is robust and does not introduce any side effects or bugs, especially in scenarios where the type map changes.

Consider adding comprehensive tests to cover cases where new types are introduced and ensure that the three-body representation is correctly updated. This will help verify the correctness of this logic under various configurations.

Propose adding comprehensive tests:

def test_change_type_map_with_three_body():
    # Setup initial state
    descriptor = DescrptDPA2(ntypes=2, repinit={'use_three_body': True}, repformer={})
    original_type_map = ['H', 'O']
    new_type_map = ['H', 'O', 'C']

    # Change type map
    descriptor.change_type_map(new_type_map)

    # Check updates
    assert descriptor.ntypes == 3
    assert descriptor.repinit_three_body.ntypes == 3

Line range hint 525-600: Review: Serialization of three-body representation in serialize.

The logic to serialize the three-body representation is a significant change. It's crucial to ensure that this logic is robust and correctly saves the state of the three-body representation, allowing it to be accurately restored.

Consider adding comprehensive tests to cover the serialization and deserialization of the three-body representation. This will help verify the correctness of this logic under various configurations.

Propose adding comprehensive tests:

def test_serialize_three_body():
    # Setup initial state
    descriptor = DescrptDPA2(ntypes=2, repinit={'use_three_body': True}, repformer={})

    # Serialize
    data = descriptor.serialize()

    # Deserialize
    new_descriptor = DescrptDPA2.deserialize(data)

    # Check consistency
    assert new_descriptor.repinit_three_body is not None
    assert new_descriptor.repinit_three_body.ntypes == 2

Line range hint 606-674: Review: Deserialization of three-body representation in deserialize.

The logic to deserialize the three-body representation is a significant change. It's crucial to ensure that this logic is robust and correctly restores the state of the three-body representation from saved data.

Consider adding comprehensive tests to cover the deserialization of the three-body representation. This will help verify the correctness of this logic under various configurations.

Propose adding comprehensive tests:

def test_deserialize_three_body():
    # Setup initial state and serialize
    descriptor = DescrptDPA2(ntypes=2, repinit={'use_three_body': True}, repformer={})
    data = descriptor.serialize()

    # Deserialize
    new_descriptor = DescrptDPA2.deserialize(data)

    # Check consistency
    assert new_descriptor.repinit_three_body is not None
    assert new_descriptor.repinit_three_body.ntypes == 2

Line range hint 729-765: Review: Processing of three-body representation in forward.

The logic to incorporate the output from the three-body representation into the overall output is a significant change. It's crucial to ensure that this logic is robust and correctly integrates the contributions from the three-body representation into the overall output.

Consider adding comprehensive tests to cover cases where the three-body interactions are enabled and ensure that their contributions are correctly incorporated. This will help verify the correctness of this logic under various configurations.

Propose adding comprehensive tests:

def test_forward_with_three_body():
    # Setup initial state
    descriptor = DescrptDPA2(ntypes=2, repinit={'use_three_body': True}, repformer={})
    extended_coord = torch.randn(10, 60)  # Example tensor for coordinates
    extended_atype = torch.randint(0, 2, (10, 20))  # Example tensor for atom types
    nlist = torch.randint(0, 20, (10, 20, 10))  # Example tensor for neighbor list

    # Forward pass
    output = descriptor.forward(extended_coord, extended_atype, nlist)

    # Check outputs
    assert output is not None
    assert isinstance(output, tuple)
    assert len(output) == 5  # Ensure all outputs are present
deepmd/dpmodel/descriptor/dpa2.py (3)

465-485: Ensure proper initialization and conditional logic for three-body representation.

The conditional initialization of self.repinit_three_body based on self.use_three_body is correctly implemented. This ensures that resources are allocated only when necessary, which is good for performance and maintainability.

However, ensure that all dependent methods and properties also check the self.use_three_body flag before accessing self.repinit_three_body to avoid potential NoneType errors.


Line range hint 784-820: Review the integration of three-body representation in the descriptor computation.

The method call integrates the three-body representation effectively by checking use_three_body and conditionally computing and concatenating the three-body descriptor. This is a good use of conditional logic to enhance the descriptor's capabilities without impacting existing functionalities.

Ensure that the integration is covered by unit tests, especially testing the conditional paths to verify both the presence and absence of the three-body representation.

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Three-body representation integration is covered by unit tests. The search results show that the parameters use_three_body and repinit_use_three_body are referenced in test files, indicating that the integration of the three-body representation is being tested. This ensures that both scenarios, with and without the three-body representation, are covered by unit tests.

  • Relevant test files:
    • source/tests/universal/dpmodel/descriptor/test_descriptor.py
    • source/tests/consistent/descriptor/test_dpa2.py
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Serialization and Deserialization Symmetry Verified

The serialization and deserialization methods for the three-body representation in the DescrptDPA2 class are symmetric. The serialize method includes the repinit_three_body_variable, and the deserialize method correctly handles this field, ensuring that the model's state can be accurately saved and restored. All relevant fields are accounted for in both methods, confirming the integrity of the serialization logic.

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iProzd commented Aug 30, 2024

One question: should we set default values for these new params (e.g. g1_out_conv, g1_out_mlp) to be True?
If so, then this PR will be a breaking change but easier for users to get the best settings. @wanghan-iapcm @njzjz

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source/tests/consistent/descriptor/test_dpa2.py (1)

40-40: Update all references to the renamed function.

The old function name descrpt_se_atten_args is still present in several files. Please ensure that all occurrences are updated to descrpt_dpa2_args to maintain consistency across the codebase.

  • source/tests/consistent/descriptor/test_se_atten_v2.py
  • source/tests/consistent/descriptor/test_dpa1.py
  • deepmd/utils/argcheck.py
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The function name has been changed from descrpt_se_atten_args to descrpt_dpa2_args. Please ensure that all references to this function are updated accordingly.

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deepmd/pt/model/descriptor/dpa2.py (4)

Line range hint 447-471: Review of three-body handling in change_type_map.

The method now includes logic to handle the three-body representation when new types are introduced. This is a critical addition for maintaining state consistency. Ensure that the logic correctly updates the three-body representation and does not introduce any inconsistencies, especially when handling new types.

Consider adding unit tests to verify that the three-body representation is correctly updated when new types are introduced. This will help catch any potential issues early.

Propose adding unit tests for change_type_map:

def test_change_type_map_with_three_body():
    # Setup initial state
    descriptor = DescrptDPA2(ntypes=2, repinit={'use_three_body': True}, repformer={})
    original_three_body_state = descriptor.repinit_three_body.state_dict()

    # Change type map and check if three-body state is updated correctly
    new_type_map = ['H', 'He', 'Li']
    descriptor.change_type_map(new_type_map)
    assert descriptor.repinit_three_body.state_dict() != original_three_body_state

Line range hint 539-614: Review of three-body serialization in serialize.

The method now includes logic to serialize the three-body representation. This is a critical addition for ensuring that the state can be correctly saved and restored. Ensure that the serialization logic is robust and correctly handles all properties of the three-body representation, including any custom objects or configurations that might be part of the three-body setup.

Consider adding tests to verify the serialization and deserialization processes, ensuring that no data is lost or incorrectly handled during these operations.

Propose adding tests for serialization:

def test_three_body_serialization():
    # Setup initial state with three-body interactions
    descriptor = DescrptDPA2(ntypes=2, repinit={'use_three_body': True}, repformer={})
    serialized_data = descriptor.serialize()

    # Deserialize and verify that no data is lost
    new_descriptor = DescrptDPA2.deserialize(serialized_data)
    assert new_descriptor.repinit_three_body.state_dict() == descriptor.repinit_three_body.state_dict()

Line range hint 625-681: Review of three-body deserialization in deserialize.

The method now includes logic to deserialize the three-body representation. This is a critical addition for ensuring that the state can be correctly restored from saved data. Ensure that the deserialization logic is robust and correctly handles all properties of the three-body representation, including any custom objects or configurations that might be part of the three-body setup.

Consider adding tests to verify the deserialization process, ensuring that no data is lost or incorrectly handled during this operation.

Propose adding tests for deserialization:

def test_three_body_deserialization():
    # Setup initial state with three-body interactions and serialize
    descriptor = DescrptDPA2(ntypes=2, repinit={'use_three_body': True}, repformer={})
    serialized_data = descriptor.serialize()

    # Deserialize and verify that no data is lost
    new_descriptor = DescrptDPA2.deserialize(serialized_data)
    assert new_descriptor.repinit_three_body.state_dict() == descriptor.repinit_three_body.state_dict()
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685-685: Local variable env_mat is assigned to but never used

Remove assignment to unused variable env_mat

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Line range hint 737-773: Review of three-body handling in forward.

The method now incorporates the output from the three-body representation into the overall output. This is a critical addition for ensuring that the descriptor correctly processes and includes three-body interactions in its output. Ensure that the logic correctly integrates the three-body representation and does not introduce any inconsistencies or errors in the output.

Consider adding integration tests to verify that the three-body interactions are correctly processed and included in the output. This will help catch any potential issues early.

Propose adding integration tests for forward:

def test_forward_with_three_body():
    # Setup initial state with three-body interactions
    descriptor = DescrptDPA2(ntypes=2, repinit={'use_three_body': True}, repformer={})
    # Mock input data
    extended_coord = torch.randn(10, 30, 3)
    extended_atype = torch.randint(0, 2, (10, 30))
    nlist = torch.randint(0, 30, (10, 10, 5))
    # Call forward and verify output includes three-body interactions
    output = descriptor.forward(extended_coord, extended_atype, nlist)
    assert output is not None  # Add more specific checks based on expected output structure
deepmd/pt/model/descriptor/repformer_layer.py (1)

Line range hint 928-981: Enhanced neighbor count handling in _cal_hg.

The modification to conditionally apply a square root transformation to the neighbor count based on use_sqrt_nnei is a significant change. This feature can affect the model's performance and should be thoroughly tested to ensure it behaves as expected under various configurations.

Consider adding unit tests to verify the behavior of the square root transformation on the neighbor count calculation to ensure its correctness and performance implications.

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if data["repinit"].use_three_body:
# deserialize repinit_three_body
statistic_repinit_three_body = repinit_three_body_variable.pop("@variables")
env_mat = repinit_three_body_variable.pop("env_mat")

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repinit_tebd_input_mode,
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njzjz commented Aug 30, 2024

One question: should we set default values for these new params (e.g. g1_out_conv, g1_out_mlp) to be True?
If so, then this PR will be a breaking change but easier for users to get the best settings.

I don't think it is a problem before the stable version is released.

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Actionable comments posted: 4

Outside diff range, codebase verification and nitpick comments (3)
deepmd/pt/model/descriptor/dpa2.py (3)

Line range hint 433-470: Review: Handling of new types in change_type_map.

The method change_type_map has been extended to handle the three-body representation. This includes updating statistics for new types, which is a critical operation. It's important to ensure that these updates are performed correctly and that they do not introduce inconsistencies in the model's state, especially when new types are introduced.

Consider adding tests to verify the correct handling of new types and the consistency of the model's state after such updates.


Line range hint 525-600: Review: Serialization of repinit_three_body.

The serialization process now includes repinit_three_body, which is essential for maintaining the state of the model across different sessions. It's crucial to ensure that the serialization and deserialization processes are symmetrical and that no data is lost or corrupted during these operations.

Consider adding tests to verify the integrity of the serialization and deserialization processes, especially for the new three-body representation.


Line range hint 723-759: Review: Integration of three-body interactions in forward method.

The forward method has been updated to incorporate the output from the three-body representation. This is a significant change that affects the core functionality of the model. It's crucial to ensure that this integration is done correctly and that it does not introduce any performance regressions or bugs.

Consider adding performance benchmarks and functional tests to verify that the integration of three-body interactions does not negatively impact the model's performance or accuracy.

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@iProzd iProzd changed the title feat(pt/dp): tune new sub-structures for DPA2 breaking(pt/dp): tune new sub-structures for DPA2 Sep 5, 2024
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Line range hint 892-917: Update method for g1 based on g1_out_conv.

The method _update_g1_conv uses the g1_out_conv parameter to determine the flow of data through different layers. This method's implementation is crucial for the correct application of the model's convolutional features based on the configuration.

Ensure comprehensive testing of this method under different configurations to verify that both branches (conv and non-conv) perform as expected.

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Line range hint 525-600: Address variable redefinition and approve serialization logic.

The serialization and deserialization logic correctly handles the new repinit_three_body attribute. However, there is a static analysis warning about variable redefinition at line 655 that should be addressed to prevent potential bugs.

Consider removing the redundant assignment to env_mat to resolve the warning:

- env_mat = repinit_three_body_variable.pop("env_mat")

Also applies to: 606-668

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41-41: Discrepancy in Default Value for use_sqrt_nnei

The use_sqrt_nnei parameter is set to false in the JSON configuration but defaults to True in the codebase. This discrepancy could lead to inconsistent behavior depending on the configuration source. Consider aligning the JSON configuration with the code default if the intention is to use square root normalization by default. Further testing or documentation review is recommended to confirm the intended default behavior.

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    • source/tests/pt/model/models/dpa2.json
    • deepmd/pt/model/descriptor/repformer_layer.py
    • deepmd/pt/model/descriptor/repformers.py
    • deepmd/dpmodel/descriptor/dpa2.py
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New parameter: use_sqrt_nnei

The addition of the use_sqrt_nnei parameter allows for more granular control over the model's behavior. It is set to false by default, which is conservative and avoids breaking changes. However, consider the discussion in the PR about potentially setting this to True to enhance user experience by default.

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## Summary by CodeRabbit

- **New Features**
- Introduced support for three-body interactions in the descriptor
model, enhancing predictive capabilities.
- Added new parameters for greater configurability in the `RepinitArgs`,
`RepformerArgs`, and related classes.

- **Bug Fixes**
- Improved handling of serialization and deserialization processes to
include new parameters.

- **Tests**
- Expanded test cases to validate new configurations and parameters
related to three-body interactions and model flexibility.
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