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feat(jax/array-api): DOS fitting #4218

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  • New Features

    • Introduced the DOSFittingNet class for enhanced fitting capabilities.
    • Added methods to evaluate different backends (JAX and Array API Strict) for computing density of states.
    • Enhanced testing framework to conditionally include tests based on library availability.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Improved serialization of the bias_atom_e variable to ensure consistent data representation.
  • Tests

    • Expanded the TestDOS class with new attributes and methods for better backend evaluation.

Signed-off-by: Jinzhe Zeng <jinzhe.zeng@rutgers.edu>
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This pull request introduces a new class DOSFittingNet that extends DOSFittingNetDP across multiple files. It modifies the serialize method to convert the bias_atom_e variable to a NumPy array using the to_numpy_array function. Additionally, the testing capabilities for the TestDOS class are enhanced with new methods and properties to support JAX and Array API Strict backends. Import statements are updated to facilitate these changes.

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File Path Change Summary
deepmd/dpmodel/fitting/dos_fitting.py - Added import for to_numpy_array.
- Modified serialize method in DOSFittingNet to convert bias_atom_e to NumPy array.
- Introduced class DOSFittingNet extending DOSFittingNetDP with custom __setattr__.
deepmd/jax/fitting/fitting.py - Introduced class DOSFittingNet extending DOSFittingNetDP with custom __setattr__.
- Added import for DOSFittingNet.
source/tests/array_api_strict/fitting/fitting.py - Added class DOSFittingNet extending DOSFittingNetDP with custom __setattr__.
- Added import for DOSFittingNet.
source/tests/consistent/fitting/test_dos.py - Enhanced TestDOS class with new properties and methods for JAX and Array API Strict.
- Added properties skip_jax, skip_array_api_strict, and variables jax_class, array_api_strict_class.
- Added methods eval_jax and eval_array_api_strict.

Possibly related PRs

  • feat(jax/array-api): energy fitting #4204: The changes in this PR involve the serialize method using to_numpy_array, which directly relates to the main PR's modification of the serialize method in the DOSFittingNet class to also utilize to_numpy_array.

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  • wanghan-iapcm
  • anyangml
  • iProzd

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source/tests/consistent/fitting/test_dos.py (6)

15-16: LGTM: New imports for JAX and Array API Strict

The new imports and conditional imports for JAX and Array API Strict have been added correctly. They follow the existing import structure and use the appropriate flags to determine if the libraries are available. This approach ensures that the test suite can adapt to different environments based on the installed libraries.

Also applies to: 41-53


93-100: LGTM: New skip properties for JAX and Array API Strict

The new skip_jax and skip_array_api_strict properties have been implemented correctly. They follow the same pattern as the existing skip_pt property and use the appropriate flags to determine if tests should be skipped. This addition enhances the test suite's flexibility by allowing it to adapt to different environments.


104-105: LGTM: New class attributes for JAX and Array API Strict

The new jax_class and array_api_strict_class attributes have been added correctly. They follow the same pattern as the existing class attributes for other backends and reference the appropriate imported classes. This addition allows the test suite to work with the new JAX and Array API Strict implementations of the DOS fitting network.


186-200: LGTM: New eval_jax method implemented correctly

The eval_jax method has been implemented correctly and consistently with the existing evaluation methods. It properly uses JAX-specific functions for input conversion and returns the result as a NumPy array. The variable unpacking at the beginning of the method now includes numb_dos, addressing the issue mentioned in the past review comments.


202-217: LGTM: New eval_array_api_strict method implemented correctly

The eval_array_api_strict method has been implemented correctly and consistently with the existing evaluation methods. It properly uses Array API Strict functions for input conversion, sets the appropriate flags, and returns the result as a NumPy array. The variable unpacking at the beginning of the method now includes numb_dos, addressing the issue mentioned in the past review comments.


Line range hint 1-268: Overall assessment: Excellent additions to the test suite

The changes made to the TestDOS class significantly enhance its capabilities by adding support for JAX and Array API Strict backends. The new implementations are consistent with the existing code structure and follow best practices. Key improvements include:

  1. Proper conditional imports for JAX and Array API Strict.
  2. New skip properties to handle test execution based on library availability.
  3. Addition of jax_class and array_api_strict_class attributes.
  4. Implementation of eval_jax and eval_array_api_strict methods.

These changes improve the test suite's flexibility and coverage, allowing it to adapt to different environments and test DOS fitting across multiple backends. The code is well-structured, and past issues mentioned in review comments have been addressed.


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source/tests/array_api_strict/fitting/fitting.py (1)

42-45: LGTM: New class implementation is consistent and follows best practices.

The DOSFittingNet class is well-implemented and consistent with the existing EnergyFittingNet class. It correctly extends DOSFittingNetDP and overrides the __setattr__ method to use the setattr_for_general_fitting function.

Consider refactoring to reduce code duplication:

Since both EnergyFittingNet and DOSFittingNet have identical __setattr__ implementations, you could create a base class or mixin to encapsulate this common behavior. This would adhere more strongly to the DRY principle. Here's a suggested implementation:

class GeneralFittingMixin:
    def __setattr__(self, name: str, value: Any) -> None:
        value = setattr_for_general_fitting(name, value)
        return super().__setattr__(name, value)

class EnergyFittingNet(GeneralFittingMixin, EnergyFittingNetDP):
    pass

class DOSFittingNet(GeneralFittingMixin, DOSFittingNetDP):
    pass

This refactoring would make the code more maintainable and easier to extend in the future.

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  • deepmd/dpmodel/fitting/dos_fitting.py (2 hunks)
  • deepmd/jax/fitting/fitting.py (2 hunks)
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  • source/tests/consistent/fitting/test_dos.py (4 hunks)
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source/tests/array_api_strict/fitting/fitting.py (2)

6-6: LGTM: Import statement is consistent and clear.

The new import for DOSFittingNet as DOSFittingNetDP follows the existing pattern and clearly indicates its purpose.


Line range hint 1-45: Overall, the changes look good and are well-implemented.

The new DOSFittingNet class is consistent with the existing EnergyFittingNet class and follows the same pattern for attribute handling. The code is clean, readable, and adheres to the existing structure of the file.

Key points:

  1. The new import statement is clear and follows the existing pattern.
  2. The DOSFittingNet class is correctly implemented, extending DOSFittingNetDP.
  3. Both EnergyFittingNet and DOSFittingNet use the same attribute setting mechanism, ensuring consistency.

A suggestion for refactoring to reduce code duplication has been provided in a previous comment. Consider implementing this to improve maintainability and extensibility of the code.

deepmd/jax/fitting/fitting.py (3)

6-6: LGTM: Import statement for DOSFittingNetDP

The import statement is correctly formatted and imports the necessary base class for the new DOSFittingNet implementation.


43-47: LGTM: DOSFittingNet class implementation

The DOSFittingNet class is well-implemented:

  • It correctly uses the @flax_module decorator.
  • It properly extends DOSFittingNetDP.
  • The __setattr__ method implementation is consistent with the EnergyFittingNet class, using the setattr_for_general_fitting function.

This implementation maintains consistency with the existing code structure and patterns.


6-6: Summary: Successful implementation of DOSFittingNet

The changes in this file successfully introduce the DOSFittingNet class, which extends DOSFittingNetDP. The implementation is consistent with the existing EnergyFittingNet class and follows the established patterns in the file. These changes appear to be part of the larger feature implementation for DOS fitting mentioned in the PR objectives.

To ensure the completeness of the implementation:

Please run the following script to check for any related changes or usages of the new DOSFittingNet class:

This will help verify that the new class is properly integrated into the codebase and that there are no missing implementations or usages.

Also applies to: 43-47

✅ Verification successful

Verification Successful: DOSFittingNet Properly Integrated

The DOSFittingNet class is correctly integrated and utilized across the codebase, including in test cases and various model implementations. All relevant usages have been confirmed, ensuring no missing implementations or integrations.

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#!/bin/bash
# Description: Check for related changes or usages of DOSFittingNet

# Search for DOSFittingNet usage
echo "Searching for DOSFittingNet usage:"
rg --type python -g '!deepmd/jax/fitting/fitting.py' 'DOSFittingNet'

# Search for DOS-related changes
echo "Searching for DOS-related changes:"
rg --type python 'DOS|dos'

Length of output: 317


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#!/bin/bash
# Description: Check for related changes or usages of DOSFittingNet

# Search for DOSFittingNet usage excluding the target file
echo "Searching for DOSFittingNet usage excluding deepmd/jax/fitting/fitting.py:"
fd --type f --extension py --exclude 'deepmd/jax/fitting/fitting.py' | xargs rg 'DOSFittingNet'

# Search for DOS-related changes across Python files
echo "Searching for DOS-related changes in Python files:"
fd --type f --extension py | xargs rg 'DOS|dos'

Length of output: 48335

deepmd/dpmodel/fitting/dos_fitting.py (3)

13-13: LGTM: New import statement added correctly.

The new import statement for to_numpy_array is correctly placed and necessary for the changes in the serialize method.


93-93: LGTM: Improved serialization of bias_atom_e.

The modification ensures that bias_atom_e is consistently converted to a NumPy array before serialization. This change improves data type consistency in the serialized output.


Line range hint 1-93: Summary: Improved serialization in DOSFittingNet class.

The changes in this file enhance the serialization process of the DOSFittingNet class:

  1. A new import statement for to_numpy_array is added.
  2. The serialize method now converts bias_atom_e to a NumPy array before serialization.

These modifications ensure consistent data type representation in the serialized output, which aligns with the PR objective of DOS fitting.

source/tests/consistent/fitting/test_dos.py (5)

15-16: LGTM!

The addition of INSTALLED_ARRAY_API_STRICT and INSTALLED_JAX enhances the test suite's ability to conditionally include tests based on the availability of these libraries.


41-47: LGTM!

The conditional imports for JAX are correctly implemented, ensuring that JAX components are only used when available.


48-53: LGTM!

The conditional imports for Array API Strict are properly set up, facilitating the use of this backend when it is installed.


93-100: LGTM!

The new properties skip_jax and skip_array_api_strict correctly determine whether to skip tests based on the installation status of JAX and Array API Strict, enhancing test flexibility.


104-105: LGTM!

Assigning jax_class and array_api_strict_class ensures that the appropriate classes are used for testing different backends.

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