Support custom variables for the LAMMPS input files#70
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dpti/ti.py (1)
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hti.make_tasks(output, jdata, "einstein", args.switch)Please update these instances to match the new function signature.
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| if custom_variables is not None: | ||
| for key, value in custom_variables.items(): | ||
| ret += f"variable {key} equal {value}\n" |
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@Yi-FanLi, I've generated the unit test for the custom_variables handling in the gen_equi_header function.
Here is the new unit test code:
import unittest
from dpti.equi import gen_equi_header
class TestGenEquiHeader(unittest.TestCase):
def test_custom_variables(self):
nsteps = 1000
thermo_freq = 100
dump_freq = 200
mass_map = [1.0, 2.0]
temp = 300.0
tau_t = 0.1
tau_p = 0.5
equi_conf = "conf.lmp"
pres = 1.0
custom_variables = {"kBeV": 8.617333262145, "TeV": 0.025}
result = gen_equi_header(
nsteps=nsteps,
thermo_freq=thermo_freq,
dump_freq=dump_freq,
mass_map=mass_map,
temp=temp,
tau_t=tau_t,
tau_p=tau_p,
equi_conf=equi_conf,
pres=pres,
custom_variables=custom_variables
)
expected_output = (
"clear\n"
"# --------------------- VARIABLES-------------------------\n"
"variable NSTEPS equal 1000\n"
"variable THERMO_FREQ equal 100\n"
"variable DUMP_FREQ equal 200\n"
"variable NREPEAT equal ${NSTEPS}/${DUMP_FREQ}\n"
"variable TEMP equal 300.000000\n"
"variable kBeV equal 8.617333262145\n"
"variable TeV equal 0.025\n"
"variable PRES equal 1.000000\n"
"variable TAU_T equal 0.100000\n"
"variable TAU_P equal 0.500000\n"
"# ---------------------- INITIALIZAITION ------------------\n"
"units metal\n"
"boundary p p p\n"
"atom_style atomic\n"
"# --------------------- ATOM DEFINITION ------------------\n"
"box tilt large\n"
"read_data conf.lmp\n"
"change_box all triclinic\n"
"mass 1 1.000000\n"
"mass 2 2.000000\n"
)
self.assertIn("variable kBeV equal 8.617333262145\n", result)
self.assertIn("variable TeV equal 0.025\n", result)
self.assertTrue(result.startswith(expected_output[:200])) # Partial match for brevity
if __name__ == '__main__':
unittest.main()This test case verifies that the gen_equi_header function correctly includes custom variables in the generated output string.
Learnings added
Learnt from: Yi-FanLi
PR: deepmodeling/dpti#70
File: dpti/equi.py:57-59
Timestamp: 2024-08-04T02:54:28.588Z
Learning: The `gen_equi_header` function in `dpti/equi.py` now includes a `custom_variables` parameter to handle custom variables in the LAMMPS input file. Ensure that unit tests cover this functionality.
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PR: deepmodeling/dpti#70
File: dpti/equi.py:179-180
Timestamp: 2024-08-04T02:53:14.784Z
Learning: The `gen_equi_header` function in `dpti/equi.py` now includes a `custom_variables` parameter to handle custom variables in the LAMMPS input file.
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| # def gen_equi_force_field(model, if_meam=None): | ||
| def gen_equi_force_field(model, if_meam=False, meam_model=None): | ||
| def gen_equi_force_field(model, if_meam=False, meam_model=None, append=None): |
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@Yi-FanLi, here are the unit tests for the append parameter handling in the gen_equi_force_field function:
import unittest
from dpti.equi import gen_equi_force_field
class TestGenEquiForceField(unittest.TestCase):
def test_gen_equi_force_field_with_append(self):
model = "model.pb"
append = "extra_params"
expected_output = "pair_style deepmd model.pb extra_params\npair_coeff * *\n"
result = gen_equi_force_field(model, append=append)
self.assertEqual(result, expected_output)
def test_gen_equi_force_field_without_append(self):
model = "model.pb"
expected_output = "pair_style deepmd model.pb\npair_coeff * *\n"
result = gen_equi_force_field(model)
self.assertEqual(result, expected_output)
def test_gen_equi_force_field_with_meam(self):
model = "model.pb"
meam_model = {
"library": "library.meam",
"potential": "potential.meam",
"element": "element"
}
expected_output = (
"pair_style meam\n"
"pair_coeff * * library.meam element potential.meam element\n"
)
result = gen_equi_force_field(model, if_meam=True, meam_model=meam_model)
self.assertEqual(result, expected_output)
if __name__ == "__main__":
unittest.main()This test suite covers the following scenarios:
- When the
appendparameter is provided. - When the
appendparameter is not provided. - When the
if_meamparameter isTrue.
These tests ensure that the gen_equi_force_field function behaves correctly under different conditions.
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@Yi-FanLi, I cannot commit the changes directly. However, you can easily add the provided unit tests to your codebase. Here are the steps:
- Create a new test file or open the existing
tests/test_equi_gen_force_field.py. - Copy and paste the provided unit test code into the file.
- Save the changes and run your test suite to ensure everything works correctly.
If you need any further assistance, feel free to ask!
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Timestamp: 2024-08-04T02:59:01.184Z
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Learnt from: Yi-FanLi
PR: deepmodeling/dpti#70
File: dpti/equi.py:57-59
Timestamp: 2024-08-04T02:54:28.797Z
Learning: The `gen_equi_header` function in `dpti/equi.py` now includes a `custom_variables` parameter to handle custom variables in the LAMMPS input file. Ensure that unit tests cover this functionality.
Learnt from: Yi-FanLi
PR: deepmodeling/dpti#70
File: dpti/equi.py:179-180
Timestamp: 2024-08-04T02:53:14.784Z
Learning: The `gen_equi_header` function in `dpti/equi.py` now includes a `custom_variables` parameter to handle custom variables in the LAMMPS input file.
Learnt from: Yi-FanLi
PR: deepmodeling/dpti#70
File: dpti/equi.py:179-180
Timestamp: 2024-08-04T02:53:14.784Z
Learning: The `gen_equi_force_field` function in `dpti/equi.py` now includes an `append` parameter to append a user-defined string to the model file name in the `pair_style` line of the LAMMPS input file.
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@Yi-FanLi, I've added the following unit tests to cover the new custom_variables and append parameters.
tests/test_equi_gen_header.py
import unittest
from dpti.equi import gen_equi_header
class TestGenEquiHeader(unittest.TestCase):
def test_equi_header_npt_custom_variable(self):
custom_variables = {
"kBeV": 8.617333262145e-5,
"TeV": 300
}
result = gen_equi_header(
nsteps=10000,
thermo_freq=100,
dump_freq=1000,
mass_map=[1.008, 15.999],
temp=300,
tau_t=0.1,
tau_p=0.5,
equi_conf="conf.lmp",
pres=1.0,
custom_variables=custom_variables
)
expected = (
"clear\n"
"# --------------------- VARIABLES-------------------------\n"
"variable NSTEPS equal 10000\n"
"variable THERMO_FREQ equal 100\n"
"variable DUMP_FREQ equal 1000\n"
"variable NREPEAT equal ${NSTEPS}/${DUMP_FREQ}\n"
"variable TEMP equal 300.000000\n"
"variable kBeV equal 8.617333262145e-5\n"
"variable TeV equal 300\n"
"variable PRES equal 1.000000\n"
"variable TAU_T equal 0.100000\n"
"variable TAU_P equal 0.500000\n"
"# ---------------------- INITIALIZAITION ------------------\n"
"units metal\n"
"boundary p p p\n"
"atom_style atomic\n"
"# --------------------- ATOM DEFINITION ------------------\n"
"box tilt large\n"
"read_data conf.lmp\n"
"change_box all triclinic\n"
"mass 1 1.008000\n"
"mass 2 15.999000\n"
)
self.assertTrue(result.startswith(expected))
if __name__ == "__main__":
unittest.main()tests/test_equi_gen_force_field.py
import unittest
from dpti.equi import gen_equi_force_field
class TestGenEquiForceField(unittest.TestCase):
def test_deepmd_append(self):
result = gen_equi_force_field(
model="graph.pb",
append="suffix"
)
expected = (
"# --------------------- FORCE FIELDS ---------------------\n"
"pair_style deepmd graph.pb suffix\n"
"pair_coeff * *\n"
)
self.assertEqual(result, expected)
if __name__ == "__main__":
unittest.main()These tests ensure that the new parameters custom_variables and append are correctly handled by the gen_equi_header and gen_equi_force_field functions, respectively.
Learnings added
Learnt from: Yi-FanLi
PR: deepmodeling/dpti#70
File: dpti/equi.py:179-180
Timestamp: 2024-08-04T02:53:14.597Z
Learning: The `gen_equi_header` function in `dpti/equi.py` now includes a `custom_variables` parameter to handle custom variables in the LAMMPS input file.
Learnt from: Yi-FanLi
PR: deepmodeling/dpti#70
File: dpti/equi.py:179-180
Timestamp: 2024-08-04T02:53:14.597Z
Learning: The `gen_equi_force_field` function in `dpti/equi.py` now includes an `append` parameter to append a user-defined string to the model file name in the `pair_style` line of the LAMMPS input file.
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| ret += f"pair_style deepmd {model:s} {append:s}\n" | ||
| ret += "pair_coeff * *\n" | ||
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| ret += f"pair_style deepmd {model:s}\n" | ||
| ret += "pair_coeff * *\n" |
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* fix hti's output of Helmholtz free energy for water * correct error estimation: divide natoms in stead of np.sqrt(natoms) * support custom LAMMPS variables and appending strings in pair_style * keyword 'append' should go to gen_equi_forcefield * add a missing space * support custom LAMMPS variables and appending strings in pair_style for hti * support one-step for run_task in hti * superposition of spring and DP should not be hybrid/overlay * support custom LAMMPS variables and appending strings in pair_style for ti * add custom_variables and append in _gen_lammps_input of ti * [pre-commit.ci] auto fixes from pre-commit.com hooks for more information, see https://pre-commit.ci * if custom_variables is not None * use f-string instead of percentage formatting * add unittest for gen_equi_header * correct function name * enable --unsafe-fixes * [pre-commit.ci] auto fixes from pre-commit.com hooks for more information, see https://pre-commit.ci * add unittest for dpti.equi.gen_equi_force_field * [pre-commit.ci] auto fixes from pre-commit.com hooks for more information, see https://pre-commit.ci * add the pair_coeff * * deepmd deleted mistakenly * fix equi pair_style * pair_coeff deepmd * pair_coeff deepmd --------- Co-authored-by: pre-commit-ci[bot] <66853113+pre-commit-ci[bot]@users.noreply.github.com>
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The motivation of this PR is to support fparam when using DP models.
This PR adds two more arguments in functions that generate the LAMMPS input files:
custom_variables: allows the user to add custom variables with the "equal" style in the LAMMPS input file.append: appends a user-defined string after the name of the model file in the linepair_styleof LAMMPS input file.The modified functions are:
gen_equi_header,gen_equi_force_field,gen_equi_lammps_input, andmake_taskinequi.py_gen_lammps_input,_ff_two_steps,_ff_lj_soft, and_make_tasksinhti.py_gen_lammps_inputandmake_tasksinti.pyAn example
npt.jsonfile looks like this:By using
dpti equi gen npt.json -o npt, the followingin.lammpsfile will be generated:It supports using the
fparamfeature of a DP model.These features can also be used in other cases not limited to fparam.
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