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docs: fix quick_start.ipynb #4392

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It seems this file is not rendered correctly, even in r2... The reason is that <> is not escaped. I fix it in deepmodeling/dargs#85.

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    • Enhanced quick start tutorial for DeePMD-kit, including new sections and improved clarity.
    • Added code cells and outputs to demonstrate workflow steps.
    • Improved visual presentation with images and better formatting.

Signed-off-by: Jinzhe Zeng <jinzhe.zeng@rutgers.edu>
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The changes involve updates to a Jupyter Notebook titled "quick_start.ipynb," which serves as a tutorial for using the DeePMD-kit software. The modifications include adding new sections for better structure, enhancing text clarity, incorporating new code cells and outputs, and improving visual formatting. The aim is to make the tutorial more comprehensive and user-friendly without altering any public or exported entities.

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doc/getting-started/quick_start.ipynb Updated content and formatting, added sections, improved explanations, incorporated new code cells and outputs, enhanced visual presentation.

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  • docs: document plugin mechanisms and deepmd-gnn #4345: The changes in the README.md and other documentation files related to plugin mechanisms may provide context or additional information that complements the quick start tutorial in the main PR, enhancing user understanding of the DeePMD-kit software.

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🧹 Outside diff range and nitpick comments (4)
doc/getting-started/quick_start.ipynb (4)

Line range hint 1-100: Documentation and setup section looks good but could be enhanced

The initial documentation and setup section provides good context but could benefit from:

  • Adding version requirements for key dependencies (DeePMD-kit, LAMMPS, etc.)
  • Including a brief overview of hardware requirements
  • Mentioning expected runtime for different hardware configurations

Line range hint 401-700: Model configuration needs documentation improvements

The model configuration section using input.json is comprehensive but could be improved:

  • Add comments explaining key hyperparameters and their impact
  • Document the rationale behind the chosen network architecture
  • Consider extracting configuration to a separate file for better maintainability

Line range hint 701-900: Training process monitoring could be enhanced

The training section has good basic functionality but could benefit from:

  • Adding early stopping based on validation metrics
  • Implementing learning rate scheduling
  • Adding training progress visualization during training

The model testing code looks solid with appropriate metrics being calculated.


Line range hint 1-1100: Overall architecture feedback

The notebook provides a good introduction to DeePMD-kit but could be improved with:

  1. Better modularization of code into reusable functions
  2. Addition of proper logging throughout the pipeline
  3. Implementation of configuration management
  4. More extensive error handling and input validation
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doc/getting-started/quick_start.ipynb (2)

Line range hint 101-400: Data preparation code needs error handling

The data preparation section using dpdata has good functionality but lacks error handling:

# Add error handling
try:
    data = dpdata.LabeledSystem("DeePMD-kit_Tutorial/00.data/abacus_md", fmt="abacus/md")
except Exception as e:
    print(f"Error loading data: {e}")
    raise

Also recommend adding validation checks for the training/validation split ratios and data integrity.


Line range hint 901-1100: LAMMPS integration needs better error checking

The LAMMPS integration section should include:

  • Verification that LAMMPS is properly installed with DeePMD-kit support
  • Checks for model file existence before running
  • Validation of LAMMPS input parameters

@njzjz njzjz marked this pull request as ready for review November 20, 2024 23:58
@wanghan-iapcm wanghan-iapcm added this pull request to the merge queue Nov 21, 2024
Merged via the queue into deepmodeling:devel with commit dbf450f Nov 21, 2024
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