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feat(pt_expt): evaluate model embeddings on the neighbor graph - #6112
dp embed and DeepPot.eval_embedding now serve the PyTorch Exportable backend (pt_expt). They read training checkpoints and the .pt2 and .pte archives that carry model.json, for every model whose descriptor has a graph form, such as DPA1, DPA2, DPA4 and DPA4C, ZBL-bridged DPA4 and DPA4C included.
One forward on the neighbor graph, without force or virial autograd, returns the three embeddings of the pt backend under its contract: the per-atom descriptor, the atomic_feature (the activation after the last fitting hidden layer), and the structural_feature (its masked atom-sum). The rows of a virtual atom read zero; an excluded atom keeps its per-atom embeddings but is left out of the structural feature. The legacy eval_descriptor and eval_fitting_last_layer are unchanged.
Design
The embedding layers live in dpmodel and are written against the array API, so every dpmodel backend reuses them and only builds its graph.
Fitting: a call returns its middle output on request (return_middle_output). It is formed in the pass that forms the output, through call_until_last and call_last, which the multilayer networks and GLUFittingNet define. The fused energy fitting of pt_expt keeps the reference network for such a call.
Atomic model: DPAtomicModel.forward_atomic_graph stops after the fitting when asked for the atomic feature. BaseAtomicModel.forward_common_embedding_graph applies the masks of the graph energy forward and pools with segment_sum. A linear composition takes the embeddings of its descriptor-fitting child under its own masks.
pt_expt DeepEval: an embedding call builds its graph with the builder selection, pair exclusion and CSR of the energy path (_build_device_graph, shared with _prepare_graph_inputs). The deserialized model is put in eval mode at load. For a compressed archive, the folded charge-state tables are rebuilt for the state that a call requests, once per call.
dp embed reads fparam, aparam and charge_spin from each system, as dp test does. The pt_expt DeepEval reports has_default_fparam, which both commands consult.
Fixes on these paths
The text record of an array in model.json and in YAML model files keeps its shape. Nested lists lose the shape of an empty array, such as the coupling layout of a compressed DPA4C at lmax 2, and the deserialized descriptor then fails in the operator.
The CPU table cache of the compressed DPA4C operator is keyed on the radial, pair FiLM and mode-mixing tables. A charge-state rebuild binds new pair tables beside the same radial table, and is now prepared anew. A call shares ownership of the entry it reads.
A ZBL-bridged composition reports the default charge state of a compressed learned child, so that its compressed archive loads.
Interfaces and compatibility
Additive only: the return_middle_output keyword (default False), call_last, forward_common_embedding_graph / forward_embedding_graph, and DeepEval.has_default_fparam of pt_expt. The serialize() output of every model is unchanged.
In model.json and YAML model files, an array record gains a shape field. Records without it load as before, and readers that ignore the field, such as those of earlier versions, read the new records as before.
Behavior changes:
dp embed passes the conditions stored in a system: atomic parameters are required, and frame parameters and the charge state are optional when the model defines a default. Before, it did not load these files, so the model received none.
dp test of an energy model treats fparam as optional for a pt_expt model with default_fparam, as it does for the pt backend.
The legacy introspection of pt_expt (eval_descriptor, eval_fitting_last_layer) runs the deserialized model in eval mode.
Documentation: doc/inference/embedding.md, doc/inference/python.md, doc/model/dpa4.md and doc/model/dpa4c.md.
Validation on this branch
The branch is based on master 1ded5d2 and holds one commit cherry-picked from the development branch, where it was validated: the CPU suites of the touched areas, and the embedding and legacy introspection tests on an RTX PRO 6000 Blackwell.
pre-commit: all hooks passed.
Local CPU run of test_embedding.py, test_serialization.py, test_fitting_middle_output.py and the new test of test_dpa4c_cpu.py: 29 passed, 3 failed. The three failures are the two cases of test_rebound_pair_tables_reach_the_kernel and test_compressed_charge_state. They call the compressed DPA4C operator, and the operator library installed locally was built from the development branch, whose operator schema differs from master's ("Expected a value of type 'Tensor' for argument 'spin_type'"). Both tests passed on the development branch. test_rebound_pair_tables_reach_the_kernel runs in CI. test_compressed_charge_state compiles an AOTInductor archive and is skipped in CI, like the other AOTInductor tests.
The other suites are left to CI.
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New Features
Added embedding extraction for supported models, with per-atom descriptors and features and per-frame structural features available through command-line and Python interfaces.
Expanded PyTorch Exportable support for embedding extraction, including supported frozen model formats and optional model inputs with defaults.
Added embedding output precision and multi-task head selection options.
Bug Fixes
Improved preservation of array shapes and data types, including for empty arrays.
Improved inference consistency when compressed tables or charge states change.
Corrected embedding results for virtual and excluded atoms.
Documentation
Updated embedding guides with supported models, inputs, output formats, and backend limitations.
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This change adds graph-based embedding extraction for supported models, including descriptor, atomic-feature, and structural-feature outputs. It adds per-call fitting middle outputs, records array shapes during serialization, updates DPA4C CPU prepared-table caching, and extends embedding input handling and documentation.
Fitting calls can return the activation before the output layer through a per-call option. Network helpers separate hidden-layer evaluation from the final projection.
Atomic models expose graph embedding methods. Node masks apply to descriptor and atomic-feature values, and selected atomic features are summed by frame for structural features.
Evaluate embeddings through DeepEval deepmd/pt_expt/infer/deep_eval.py, source/tests/pt_expt/infer/*
DeepEval.eval_embedding builds a graph and returns descriptor, atomic-feature, and structural-feature arrays for supported models. Tests cover charge-state changes, dtype handling, and unsupported models.
The embedding entrypoint registers frame, atomic, and charge-spin inputs and passes available values to eval_embedding. Help text and documentation describe supported backends, inputs, formats, and outputs.
Array Serialization
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Summary
Preserve array shape in serialization deepmd/dpmodel/utils/serialization.py, deepmd/pt_expt/utils/serialization.py, source/tests/common/dpmodel/test_serialization.py
Array records include dtype, values, and shape. YAML and model-dictionary conversion use shared converters, and tests check shape, dtype, and values for empty, multidimensional, and scalar arrays.
DPA4C CPU Table Cache
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Summary
Key and retain prepared tables source/op/pt/dpa4c/graph_compress_cpu.cc, source/op/pt/dpa4c/graph_compress_cpu.h, deepmd/pt_expt/descriptor/dpa4c.py, source/tests/pt_expt/descriptor/test_dpa4c_cpu.py
The cache key includes radial, pair FiLM, and pair-mixing table identities, along with layout dimensions. Cache entries retain prepared tables through shared ownership. State loading refreshes compression-buffer storage.
deepmodeling/deepmd-kit#6062: The PR updates charge-state table handling, but the provided context does not establish that it fixes the issue’s CUDA-specific compression failure.
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Merge Risk: Moderate · previous review bd4e6
Resolve stale compression metadata and the omitted-charge regression before merging. These can produce incorrect compressed outputs or reject previously accepted evaluations. Compiled charge-state cache behavior still needs confirmation.
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LGTM at 659f49e. I reviewed all 30 changed files and their direct atomic/fitting, graph-building, archive/input-condition, CLI, serialization, and native prepared-table-cache integration.
The embedding route preserves the energy path's graph construction and masks while requesting fitting activations per call. I checked virtual-atom and composition exclusions, frame pooling, optional/default conditions, folded charge-state rebuilding before batching, the reference-fitting fallback, additive array-shape serialization with legacy decoding, and cache identity/ownership through synchronous forward/backward use. No actionable source defect found.
Validation: 147 committed core NumPy tests and 8 committed serialization tests passed, plus 18 independent NumPy model controls and 40 JSON roundtrip controls. Another 14 exact-source inference controls used real NumPy/Torch CPU with mocked graph/model forwards; 5 exact CLI controls used real DeepmdData/HDF5 with mocked model evaluation. Those controls check routing and input handling, not end-to-end native model inference.
Limits: I did not execute the full compressed CPU operator, AOTInductor archive, physical GPU, or multi-backend training suites. A standalone cache control compiled, but sanitizer execution was unavailable under the runtime's ptrace environment; I do not count it as a runtime pass. Current C++/Python workflows are still running, and both actual CUDA test jobs are skipped despite the green aggregate. This is a complete changed-source review verdict, not a claim that all CI or GPU qualification has passed.
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LGTM at 9cf1565. I reviewed the complete three-file delta from 659f49e and its direct charge-fold, archive, cache-lifetime, and regression-test integration, carrying forward the prior review of the unchanged files. No actionable source defect found in the updated code.
The CPU cache now distinguishes a fresh StorageImpl wrapping the same data address after AOTInductor constant updates, while retained source tensors keep that storage identity alive. Including the data address still distinguishes offset views, and an unused mode-mixing table no longer participates in the no-mode key. The added tests exercise eager rebinding, in-place/DLPack rebinding, and switching a frozen archive to the same state served by a fresh instance.
Validation: nine focused controls passed with real Torch 2.11 CPU tensors, covering storage identity, shared views, offset views, cloned storage, in-place/DLPack rebinding, inference-mode tensors, and the old-versus-new cache-key behavior. The cache lookup illustration was Python-level: these are not nine native operator tests, an end-to-end AOTInductor model run, or reproduction of the author's reported 2e-3 eV discrepancy. The three changed source files were verified against their exact Git blob hashes. Earlier test counts remain historical and were not rerun for this delta.
Limits: no local full compressed CPU kernel, compiled archive, physical GPU, or sanitizer execution was performed for this update. At submission, current-head C++ and Python CI still have running jobs; both actual CUDA test jobs are skipped despite the green aggregate. This is a source-review approval, not a claim of complete runtime/GPU qualification or merge readiness.
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✅ Project coverage is 77.99%. Comparing base (a14c52b) to head (e77b00d). ⚠️ Report is 1 commits behind head on master.
dp embed and DeepPot.eval_embedding serve the PyTorch Exportable backend:
training checkpoints and the .pt2 and .pte archives that carry model.json,
for every model whose descriptor has a graph form, such as DPA1, DPA2, DPA4
and DPA4C, ZBL-bridged DPA4 and DPA4C included. One forward on the neighbor
graph, without force or virial autograd, returns the per-atom descriptor, the
activation after the last fitting hidden layer and its masked atom-sum, under
the contract of the pt backend: the rows of a virtual atom read zero, and an
excluded atom keeps its per-atom embeddings and leaves the structural feature
only.
The layers live in dpmodel and are written against the array API, so every
dpmodel backend reuses them and only builds its graph. A fitting returns its
middle output per call (return_middle_output), formed in the pass that forms
the output through call_until_last and call_last, which the multilayer
networks and GLUFittingNet define; the fused energy fitting of pt_expt keeps
the reference network for such a call. DPAtomicModel.forward_atomic_graph
stops after the fitting when asked for the atomic feature, before the
long-range module. BaseAtomicModel.forward_common_embedding_graph applies the
masks of the graph energy forward and pools with segment_sum, and a linear
composition takes the embeddings of its descriptor-fitting child under its
own masks.
The pt_expt DeepEval builds the graph of an embedding call with the builder
selection, pair exclusion and CSR of the energy path (_build_device_graph,
shared with _prepare_graph_inputs), puts the deserialized model in eval mode
at load, and rebuilds the folded charge-state tables of a compressed archive
for the state a call requests, once per call. dp embed reads fparam, aparam
and charge_spin from the system as dp test does, and the pt_expt DeepEval
reports has_default_fparam, which both commands consult.
Three defects on these paths are fixed. The text record of an array in
model.json and in YAML model files keeps its shape, which nested lists lose
for an empty array such as the coupling layout of a compressed DPA4C at
lmax 2. The CPU table cache of the compressed DPA4C operator is keyed on the
radial, pair FiLM and mode-mixing tables, so that a charge-state rebuild that
binds new pair tables beside the same radial table is prepared anew, and a
call shares ownership of the entry it reads. A ZBL-bridged composition reports
the default charge state of a compressed learned child, so that its archive
loads.
Tests cover parity with the pt backend (DPA4 with a charge state and frame and
atomic parameters per frame, DPA2, and DPA1 dipole and polarizability models),
the .pte archive and the NumPy dpmodel against the checkpoint, dp embed on
padded mixed-type systems with and without stored conditions, the DPA4C atomic
energy through the output layer, a bridged DPA4C against its plain twin, a
compressed charge-conditioned .pt2 at two states (local only), the array
records, the cache key, the bridged default and the metadata-only guard.
A compressed charge-conditioned .pt2 evaluated on the CPU kept answering
for the first charge state it served: after a switch to another state, its
energy differed from that of a fresh instance at that state (2.0e-3 eV on
the test model). CUDA was unaffected, because its kernel reads the tables
on every call.
The CPU operator caches the re-laid-out radial, pair FiLM and mode-mixing
tables per process, and identified an entry by the addresses of the source
tables. The charge-state fold of a frozen archive writes the rebuilt tables
with load_constants(use_inactive=False), which copies them over the
previous ones, so the addresses stay; AOTInductor then wraps the copied
bytes in new tensors (torch 2.11 and 2.13). An entry is now identified, for
each table the layout reads, by the storage object that holds its values
and by their address. The eager rebuild, which binds new tensors, and the
in-place update both reach the kernel as new storage objects, and the entry
keeps its source tensors alive, so no later storage object can take the
address of an identifying one. The mixing table of a descriptor without
modes, which the layout does not read, takes no part in the identity.
Calls at one state keep reusing their entry: on a 100-type, 64-channel
descriptor, a call of a frozen archive takes 0.45 ms on one thread, while
preparing the tables takes 1.4 ms, or 2.9 ms with two radial modes.
test_new_pair_tables_reach_the_kernel covers both forms of new pair tables
against the reference descriptor; its in-place form rewrites a table and
wraps the bytes through DLPack, as AOTInductor does.
TestCompressedChargeStateSwitch compares a frozen archive that switches to
a state with a fresh instance serving it, on the backend device; the
charge-conditioned model of the route tests moves into a helper that both
use. The in-place cases and the switch test fail on the CPU before the
change and pass after it, and the switch test also passes on CUDA.
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The new output conversion infers feature width with -1 while reshaping arrays containing zero atoms…
3132-3134: ⚠️ Potential issue | 🟡 Minor | 💤 Low value
The new output conversion infers feature width with -1 while reshaping arrays containing zero atoms, for which that dimension cannot be inferred.
Embedding extraction raises during output reshaping instead of returning empty per-atom arrays and zero structural features.
This can occur when: eval_embedding receives coordinates for one or more frames with zero atoms, a boundary that _get_natoms_and_nframes explicitly permits when coordinates are empty.
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Review comment at @deepmd/pt_expt/infer/deep_eval.py around lines 3132 - 3134:
Update the output reshaping in eval_embedding to handle zero-atom frames without
inferring a feature width from an empty array. Return empty per-atom arrays and
zero structural features for this case, while preserving the existing output
shapes and conversion behavior for nonempty inputs.
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Include channel, mode, and type counts in the table cache key.
242-243: Minor · Stability & Availability · Quick win
Include channel, mode, and type counts in the table cache key.
TableCache::get matches entries on storage identity, block, and spline_count only. Two calls whose tables share storage but differ in channels, modes, or type_count reuse the first call's prepared buffers. The scan kernels then index those buffers with the new layout's strides and offsets, which can read past the buffer or return wrong descriptors.
struct Entry {
Key key;
int block;
int spline_count;
+ int channels;+ int modes;+ int type_count;
std::vector<torch::Tensor> retained;
std::shared_ptr<const PreparedTables> tables;
};
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Review comment at @source/op/pt/dpa4c/graph_compress_cpu.cc around lines 242 -
243:
Update the `TableCache::get` cache matching and `Entry` metadata so entries are
reused only when `channels`, `modes`, and `type_count` also match the layout.
Store these layout counts in each new `Entry` alongside `block` and
`spline_count`.
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Stop in-place buffer writes from reusing cached prepared tables.
242-245: Minor · Functional Correctness · Heavy lift
Stop in-place buffer writes from reusing cached prepared tables.
The prepared-table cache keys on storage object and data address, not contents (graph_compress_cpu.cc:234-269). load_state_dict() copies new values into the persistent compress_pair_film and compress_pair_mixing buffers in place. The next forward of that descriptor can reuse stale coefficients. Rebind new tensors on load, or add a content version to the cache key.
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245:
Update the prepared-table cache lookup near the entry comparison to account for
in-place changes to the compress_pair_film and compress_pair_mixing buffers,
which the current key does not detect. Ensure loading new state prevents reuse
of stale prepared coefficients, either by rebinding the buffers or by
incorporating a reliable content version into the cache key; preserve existing
cache checks for layout and type.
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Refresh compressionscalars when loading compressed state.
181-184: Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Refresh _compression_scalars when loading compressed state.
The load hook refreshes the tables but keeps the old _compression_scalars. The graph-compress operators take their table stride and table_max from those scalars. A checkpoint with a different stride and the same table row count therefore pairs new coefficients with the old stride. Rebuild the info part of the scalars from the loaded compress_info buffer.
Suggested fix
with torch.inference_mode(False), torch.no_grad():
for name in ("compress_data", "compress_pair_film", "compress_pair_mixing"):
value = self._buffers.get(name)
if prefix + name in state_dict and value is not None:
self._buffers[name] = value.clone()
+ info = self._buffers.get("compress_info")+ if self.compress and prefix + "compress_info" in state_dict and info is not None:+ self._compression_scalars = (+ *(float(value) for value in info.detach().cpu().tolist()),+ *self._compression_scalars[5:],+ )
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Review comment at @deepmd/pt_expt/descriptor/dpa4c.py around lines 181 - 184:
Update the state-loading hook that refreshes the compression buffers so
`_compression_scalars` is also refreshed from the loaded `compress_info` buffer
when compression is enabled and that buffer is present in the state dict.
Replace only the info portion of the scalars, preserving the existing non-info
values and scalar layout.
Create the state inside inference mode in the assign load test.
Create the state inside inference mode in the assign load test.
test_compression_state_can_load_after_inference_mode clones parent.state_dict() before entering torch.inference_mode(). Its state tensors are ordinary tensors. With these tensors, the test still passes if the whole rebind in _load_from_state_dict is removed, because the buffers then hold ordinary tensors that the ordinary load can copy into.
Creating the state inside inference mode closes this gap. Without the rebind, an assign=True load would install inference tensors as buffers, and the ordinary load after it would raise.
Suggested change
- state = {name: value.clone() for name, value in parent.state_dict().items()}- with torch.inference_mode():- parent.load_state_dict(state, assign=assign)+ with torch.inference_mode():+ state = {name: value.clone() for name, value in parent.state_dict().items()}+ parent.load_state_dict(state, assign=assign)
parent.load_state_dict(state)
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lines 808 - 810:
Move the state clone in test_compression_state_can_load_after_inference_mode
inside the torch.inference_mode() block alongside the assign load, then keep the
ordinary parent.load_state_dict(state) call outside that block. This ensures the
test exercises loading inference tensors and the subsequent ordinary load.
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## Summary
Follow up on the slow-test review of deepmodeling#6112. Reduce repeated export,
training-fixture, and C++ preparation, preserve the distinct
numerical/shape/communication contracts, strengthen several previously
weak checks, and retain detailed timing artifacts for the CUDA
comparison.
- Combine each DPA4/native-spin symbolic-trace check with its dynamic
`torch.export` check. Both original assertion sets run against one
trace; smaller-system replay and numerical tolerances are unchanged.
- Check the bridged default-freeze route at the final serialization
boundary. The CLI still loads a real checkpoint and resolves the default
`.pt2` suffix and `lower_kind="graph"`. The existing bridged with-comm
test now drives its real AOTI packaging through checkpoint loading and
public suffixless `freeze`, preserving end-to-end coverage without
another compile. Both bridged and bridged-spin artifact checks retain
their original metadata assertions.
- Freeze the SeZM checkpoint once for its eight independent
archive/inference checks, and reuse one read-only dense DPA1 artifact
for its two metadata/evaluator checks. The current CI splitter keeps the
shared class/module units together. The with-comm metadata check now
inspects the real compiled SeZM artifact instead of separately tracing
into a fake package.
- Avoid compiling unused with-comm artifacts in single-process SeZM
vacuum-reference tests (including their existing CUDA-target variant).
The same physics inputs, branches, and numerical assertions remain;
independent communication/parity and real archive tests are retained.
- Reuse the DPA4 generator's dense artifact as the persisted graph
reference, reducing three export calls to two. Dense and graph still use
separate real lowers, and the graph fixture's original serialized
weights, nonzero biases, sidecar values, and communication artifact are
preserved. The former dense fixture's arbitrary random sample changes to
the original graph sample; this deliberately reduces two random weight
samples to one shared model without removing the consumers or their
input cases.
- Exercise both `nframes=2` and `nframes=3` on each case-embedding task
while keeping six alternating task steps and a return to the first
shape. The previous schedule only paired each task with one system, and
its global shape assertion did not verify the stated per-task
requirement.
## Coverage and measurements
The historical sample is the [Test Python merge-queue
run](https://github.com/deepmodeling/deepmd-kit/actions/runs/41834876829)
on `bf5c88560e79dadc8cf18100afa1c4a9b1507ff5`. Its 24 shard artifacts
contain 1,179 recorded durations above five seconds across 658 distinct
node IDs. These are cumulative observations across parallel jobs and
Python versions, not CI wall time; pytest-split's historical
setup/teardown duration filtering also limits attribution.
Sequential local CPU comparisons used Python 3.12, PyTorch 2.11,
single-thread numerical kernels, and separate initially empty Inductor
caches. The generator allowed two compiler workers:
| Test group | Before | After |
| --- | ---: | ---: |
| DPA4 trace and dynamic export (sum of testcase durations) | 44.226 s |
27.391 s |
| Native-spin trace and dynamic export (sum of testcase durations) |
64.951 s | 34.608 s |
| SeZM/dense preparation (pytest session) | 534.005 s | 302.071 s |
| Bridged vacuum-reference case (call phase) | 252.864 s | 123.875 s |
| DPA4 C++ fixture generator (whole script) | 833.869 s | 492.736 s |
The generator removes one dense AOT export (286.087 s in the baseline);
graph export still packages its with-comm component.
Each comparison is a single sample, not a CI wall-time forecast or GPU
benchmark. The SeZM/dense baseline ran nine focused cases; the updated
group ran those checks plus the moved with-comm metadata check (ten
cases). All 77 collected cases across the two files are retained after
mapping their moved class names. Other vacuum cases were checked for
correctness, not benchmarked against the baseline.
The removed duplicate bridged compilation was measured separately, but
the final public-freeze/with-comm combination has not had a controlled
before/after benchmark, so no timing claim is made for that change. The
case-embedding change strengthens coverage only; no training speedup is
claimed.
AST comparison confirms all 8 original DPA4 assertion sites and all 15
native-spin assertion sites are preserved, as are all 77 assertion sites
in the SeZM file and 27 in the graph-metadata file. Actual symbolic
tracing, dynamic export, compiled training, force-loss backward, and
optimizer updates remain enabled.
## Initial export validation
- Full-repository `ruff check .` and `ruff format .`: passed, no
unrelated formatting changes.
- `git diff --check`: passed.
- DPA4 generator: original and candidate real CPU generation passed. The
integrated generator file is byte-identical to the validated candidate.
Artifact checks and 14 force/virial finite-difference configurations
(seven cells × float32/float64) passed through Python DeepPot. Two
persisted graph-vs-dense DeepEval tests passed using the integrated
Python source. The copied dense reference is byte-identical; graph
serialized weights, metadata, and sidecar values match the original
graph fixture.
- Generator control-flow checks passed for two exports and the existing
LSAN cleanup/skip branch using mocked exporters; this is not an LSAN
runtime test.
- Integrated DPA4 graph/native-spin export and adjacent route/error
regressions: 15 passed.
- Case-embedding test with the final six-step per-task shape/revisit
schedule: 1 passed.
- CI splitter regression suite: 18 passed.
- Integrated SeZM/dense real-artifact checks: 10 passed.
- Integrated ZBL public-freeze checkpoint/route/AOTI/with-comm artifact
check: 1 passed.
- Retained bridged-spin AOTI artifact check: passed (alongside the
original bridged artifact check in a two-test run).
- Integrated vacuum-reference, DeNS-rejection, and with-comm parity
checks: 7 passed, 1 existing CUDA-target test skipped (no GPU).
The focused integration checks cover 55 distinct passing test cases and
one existing CUDA skip. They are not the full suite.
The initial export validation reused the existing CPU extension build
and was not a full native rebuild. It did not run C++ ABI tests, GPU
execution, LAMMPS, MPI, or LSAN runtime; the additional native CPU
checks below were run during the follow-up. The generator's optional
`.pth` export was already skipped with `Unknown model type: sezm_ener`
in both original and candidate local runs, so `.pth` parity is not
claimed. CI results for this PR will remain necessary.
## Additional CPU, CUDA, and C++ preparation
- Delay C/C++ model conversion/loading until after each test's existing
backend capability guard. Registered test bodies, supported cases,
mandatory fixture checks, and per-test model isolation remain.
Unsupported cases no longer load a model only to skip.
- Reuse the earlier DPA1 generator's real dense/graph archives for
pair-exclusion fixtures only after matching the complete serialized
model arrays and relevant lower/atomic-virial metadata. Update all
exclusion metadata consistently. Keep standalone generation available.
- Use a symbolic `.pte` for DPA1's generator-only aparam oracle; its
native graph AOT deployment fixture remains. Avoid the unused comm
companion for DPA2's single-process dense oracle while retaining
communication artifacts on deployment fixtures.
- Generate only the two consumed compressed long-range fixtures in the
separate Kokkos job. The main C++ job retains its graph/mesh/compressed
fixture coverage, and producer waits/failure propagation are preserved.
- Cache DPA4C test graph geometry with a bounded, fully keyed template
and return deep copies to every case. Add nine CPU regression checks for
geometry/device keys, RNG stability, bounded cache size, mutation
isolation, and autograd isolation.
- Remove DPA1 reference forwards used only to discover the
upstream-gradient shape. Reuse the actual differentiable reference
output instead. Within each SeZM precision case, share its detached fp64
oracle between fp32 and fp16x3; keep the original inputs, scales,
checks, and tolerances. No cross-test precision-result sharing is
introduced.
- Share immutable SeA/DPA1 introspection exports and the uncompressed
compression input while retaining fresh evaluators and independent
compression outputs. Move the missing-metadata check onto the existing
real archive and check the specific error. The common introspection SeA
seed replaces formerly unseeded construction; old random weights are not
claimed to be identical.
- Keep all modifier batch/cache combinations, both source systems and
real energy/force/virial inference, using four original frames per
system and smaller test networks. Require every sampled system/frame
before and after training. Freeze the unmodified reference once, but
still train/freeze all eight modifier-bearing models independently.
Assert that omitting the correction fails the same numerical tolerance.
Direct unittest execution retains independent reference preparation.
- Keep all six distinct model JIT configurations, one real optimizer
update/checkpoint/reload/script/save, and two statistics batches. Remove
the exact-duplicate Hybrid2 case and nine redundant updates from this
scripting smoke test. Dedicated multi-step training tests remain.
- Remove only the unused prefix-shape dimension from MLP scripting
loops; numerical tests keep all three shapes. Fix the old `list.append`
return-value bug that accidentally scripted an empty MLP, and assert the
actual layer counts.
- Use smaller real networks for the 17
restart/validation/skipped-batch/EMA control-flow cases without changing
their steps or assertions. Reduce statistics sampling in 24
finetuning/trainability cases while retaining all architectures,
checkpoint flows, tensor-label systems, and trainability checks.
TestFparam's two cases keep 100-batch/full-dataset sampling; dedicated
statistics regressions are unchanged.
### Follow-up measurements and boundaries
The original [CUDA merge-queue
run](https://github.com/deepmodeling/deepmd-kit/actions/runs/41834876725)
had no per-case timing artifacts. File-progress timestamps are not exact
individual-test timings. Its Python session totals were 8383.78 s
(`other`), 6142.78 s (`pt_expt-other`), and 5436.34 s (`pt_expt-model`),
separate from installation/build and job wall time.
Additional local CPU observations:
| Scope | Before | After |
| --- | ---: | ---: |
| Modifier: sum of 24 call durations in eight isolated parameter-class
processes | 711.838 s | 109.841 s |
| Training control flow: sum of 17 call durations | 81.709 s | 18.275 s
|
| Finetuning/trainability: sum of all 26 call durations, including
unchanged Fparam cases | 299.535 s | 167.386 s |
| DPA1 pair-exclusion generation with the earlier producer's matching
archives available | 110.858 s | 4.963 s |
| DPA1 generator-only aparam oracle export | 50.093 s | 8.779 s |
| DPA2 single-process dense oracle export | 289.818 s | 166.970 s |
These are scoped local comparisons, not additive CI savings or GPU
speedups. Generator comparisons used the same CPU compiler settings on
each side, including the local Torch 2.11 scalar-SIMD workaround. The
DPA1 pair-exclusion sidecar was byte-identical; DPA2 PBC/non-PBC output
arrays were bitwise equal and its native C++ check agreed to maximum
absolute error 8.33e-17. The aparam oracle outputs agreed within
1.11e-16. Overlapping/noisy export-cache measurements are not used to
claim a reliable speedup.
Shared introspection exports drop from nine to two and uncompressed
compression inputs from four to one. The final integration run confirmed
one real shared modifier-reference freeze plus eight independent
modifier-bearing freezes. These operation counts are structural
reductions; real CUDA results remain necessary.
### Additional integration validation
- Generator/selection/shell/report regressions: **57 passed**.
- CPU-available CUDA contract/isolation checks: **48 passed, 918
existing CUDA skips, 12 subtests passed**. All **957 original CUDA node
IDs** remain unchanged across the three modified pre-existing files.
- Real introspection/ASE, metadata-only, and compression export checks:
**36 passed**, including real compressed `.pt2` compilation and
reordered class execution. All **128 collected cases** across these
files remain; one metadata negative case moves classes.
- Native CPU SEA fixture: C++ **24 passed, 16 existing capability
skips**; C **7 passed**. The rerun used existing actual CPU binaries
whose corresponding C/C++ test sources are byte-identical to this
change, not a clean full rebuild.
- CPU JIT/MLP/modifier/control-flow checks: **55 passed, 2 subtests
passed**. Final stronger modifier inference checks additionally passed
all eight cases with the real freeze-count check; these eight overlap
the 55, not additional unique cases. All eight also passed independently
under unittest.
- Finetuning/trainability: **26 passed**, zero skips. The source fparam
file's before/after SHA256 checks passed without restoration.
- CPU collection is **95 to 94** across the four changed files, solely
removal of the exact-duplicate Hybrid2 JIT node.
- Repository-wide Ruff check/format, `git diff --check`, and shell
syntax checks passed.
Local Python validation used Python 3.12/PyTorch 2.11 CPU, one numerical
thread, the existing CPU extension build, and `NUM_WORKERS=0` for the
sandbox shared-memory limitation. This is not a full-suite result. Real
GPU execution, full cross-backend native CTest, MPI, Kokkos/LAMMPS/i-PI
integration, and sanitizer runtime remain to be verified by CI.
### Timing artifacts for the requested CUDA run
- Each existing CUDA Python shard writes its own JUnit XML with explicit
`junit_duration_report=total` (case setup + call + teardown). Test
selection, one invocation per shard, and exit statuses are unchanged.
- Native jobs write per-executable GoogleTest JSON, CTest JUnit, and
per-generator duration/exit-status TSV files. Kokkos writes separate
spin/long-range JUnit files and a spin-fixture generator TSV.
- Reports use isolated directories and matrix-unique artifact names.
Uploads run after failures when reports exist; upload-service errors
cannot turn failed tests into success.
- Timing output does not include dependency installation, CUDA/toolchain
compilation, or pytest collection. Whole-job wall times must be compared
separately.
No production implementation, tolerance relaxation, new
computational-test skip, DPA2 padding reduction, or global comm-artifact
suppression is included.
## Further preparation reductions
This follow-up keeps model architectures, neighbor capacities, numerical
tolerances, and all deployment communication/atomic-virial fixtures
unchanged.
- Split the spin generator into its existing two-DPA3 producer and a
final baseline stage. Keep it parallel with the model-deviation
producer, wait for both to succeed, then reuse the identical model-0
archive only after complete serialized-model/lower/atomic-virial
validation. The seed-2 model, standalone generator behavior, TorchScript
export, numerical comparisons, and expected output fields remain
independent. Give both spin phases separate timing records and propagate
failures.
- Disable only unused per-atom virial backward passes on DPA2's
independent, single-process dense-nlist oracle. It remains a real
native-loadable AOT archive; energy, forces, total virial, and atomic
energy still feed the original cross-checks. Deployment archives and
their atomic-virial/MPI coverage are unchanged.
- Memoize byte-identical input points only within each JAX
finite-difference Hessian calculation. Keep the original full nested
finite-difference formula, delta, shapes, and assertions. Keys include
dtype, shape, and exact bytes, and cached outputs are copied to tolerate
an evaluator reusing its output buffer. No cache survives a Hessian
call.
- Give ordinary CPU/CUDA LAMMPS and i-PI invocations their own JUnit
report directories, including each SIGTERM retry, and upload emitted
reports after failures. The wrapper uses exec; original test selection,
CPU retry policy and CUDA error handling remain unchanged. Abruptly
terminated pytest may not finish XML, and this case is explicitly
tested.
Scoped observations, not additive CI savings:
- The removed spin duplicate export occupied 137.611 seconds in the
recorded CUDA run's longer spin branch. This is measured old work
removed, not a new GPU wall-time result. The two producer branches
previously took 411 and 277 seconds, so summing concurrent generator
durations would overstate the benefit.
- DPA2 oracle cold-cache CPU export: 149.081 to 85.352 seconds, with the
same O1, single compiler thread and local scalar-SIMD workaround.
PBC/non-PBC energy, force and atomic energy were bitwise equal;
total-virial maximum difference was 9.54e-18. Native C API/C++
internal-neighbor and external-nlist/ghost-mapping checks passed with
maximum difference 5.56e-17. The initial baseline used the pre-existing
editable source redirect; its relevant serializer implementation
matched, and candidate/inference/native validation used the current
source.
- JAX controlled CPU sample: 120.410 to 67.779 seconds, with the
finite-difference phase 101.230 to 50.580 seconds and oracle calls 650
to 326 across both frames. Both complete 9x9 Hessians were bitwise
identical. Only the benchmark pinned model-construction seeds; the
production test's initialization is unchanged. JAX 0.5.0 / Flax 0.10.4 /
NumPy 2.5.4, separate fresh caches and single-thread numerical settings.
This is not a CUDA estimate.
Final local integration: 88 generator/shell/selection/report tests
passed; all four JAX Hessian tests passed in 82.30 seconds; 272
synthetic dtype/shape/edge-case comparisons and both saved real-frame
Hessians matched bitwise. The integrated DPA2 evaluation helper passed
against both real CPU archives for PBC/non-PBC, and actual C API/C++
internal-neighbor plus external-nlist/ghost-mapping checks passed again
(maximum difference 5.56e-17). These reused the validated archives and
native build rather than performing another full rebuild/export.
Repository Ruff, format, isort, shell syntax, and whitespace checks
passed. No model-capacity experiment or suite-level model-object sharing
is included in this follow-up; TF/JAX SavedModel/CUDA state isolation
and peak memory for the latter remain unverified. Real GPU, MPI, and
full LAMMPS/i-PI computation still need the next authorized CI run.
## Latest JAX and generator scheduling follow-up
- Use the existing value-only DP-model wrapper around the same JAX
atomic model for finite-difference energy evaluations. The original
analytic/value energy check remains, and a wrapper/value comparison is
added. Both complete 9x9 Hessians, all finite-difference points,
memoization, delta and numerical tolerances are unchanged. This avoids
computing unused force/virial derivatives at each stencil point.
- Refill completed C++ generator slots: start DPA4 after SEA succeeds
and DPA3 after DPA1 succeeds, while DPA2 continues. Move DPA1's
archive-reuse consumer into the next batch after its producer. Keep
every original generator command, export, communication artifact,
numerical check and consumer dependency. All launched PIDs are still
waited separately.
- New CPU/CUDA shell handshakes verify real overlap, a maximum of three
first-phase generators, dependency order and failure propagation. An
original-script negative control fails the new scheduling checks as
expected.
Validation and measurement boundaries:
- JAX: all 326 unique stencil energies and the initial two-frame
energies matched the original evaluator with zero tolerance. The wrapper
shares the exact atomic model, descriptor and fitting objects; both
original models' serialized state remained byte-identical after the
complete test. A controlled local CPU sample reduced the target call
from 79.99 to 32.71 seconds, with a separate full-test/state check at
30.63 seconds. These are CPU observations, not a CUDA estimate.
- The real unchanged SEA, DPA1, DPA2, DPA3 and DPA4 generators plus DPA1
pair-exclusion reuse completed in the new schedule. All 20 native
archives and one symbolic archive were present; archive
integrity/metadata checks and 40 real PBC/non-PBC energy, force and
virial comparisons passed. This was one candidate execution, not a
paired wall-time benchmark.
- That CPU generator run used Python 3.12/PyTorch 2.11, an existing
native extension, one numerical/compiler thread per process and the
documented local scalar-SIMD/O1 workaround. Sampled peak process-tree
PSS was 3.385 GiB. **CUDA memory and compiler contention remain
unverified:** the new overlap includes DPA2+DPA3+DPA4, and the CUDA
workflow does not impose the local one-compiler-thread limit. Equal
generator counts do not imply equal memory use. The next CUDA run is
needed to accept or revise this schedule.
- Final integrated checkout: 112
generator/shell/selection/report/splitter tests and all four JAX Hessian
tests passed. The JAX file completed in 30.11 seconds using JAX
0.5.0/Flax 0.10.2 on CPU. Repository Ruff check/format, targeted isort,
shell syntax and whitespace checks passed. This is not a full native
rebuild, full CTest/MPI run or GPU validation.
- The two slow Wigner monomial tests remain unchanged: their
first/second derivative, aligned/tail-block and zero-component input
coverage is distinct. No unmeasured shape or oracle change is included.
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* **Tests**
* Expanded export checks across dynamic input shapes, communication
metadata, and public freeze workflows, including comparisons of energy,
force, and virial results.
* Strengthened validation for model loading, training, inference,
serialization, compiled artifact compatibility, multitask frame counts,
and generated inference references.
* Added checks for CUDA graph reuse, model-data consistency, and Hessian
calculations.
* **Chores**
* C++ and CUDA test workflows now retain diagnostic reports, including
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dp embedandDeepPot.eval_embeddingnow serve the PyTorch Exportable backend (pt_expt). They read training checkpoints and the.pt2and.ptearchives that carrymodel.json, for every model whose descriptor has a graph form, such as DPA1, DPA2, DPA4 and DPA4C, ZBL-bridged DPA4 and DPA4C included.One forward on the neighbor graph, without force or virial autograd, returns the three embeddings of the pt backend under its contract: the per-atom
descriptor, theatomic_feature(the activation after the last fitting hidden layer), and thestructural_feature(its masked atom-sum). The rows of a virtual atom read zero; an excluded atom keeps its per-atom embeddings but is left out of the structural feature. The legacyeval_descriptorandeval_fitting_last_layerare unchanged.Design
The embedding layers live in dpmodel and are written against the array API, so every dpmodel backend reuses them and only builds its graph.
return_middle_output). It is formed in the pass that forms the output, throughcall_until_lastandcall_last, which the multilayer networks andGLUFittingNetdefine. The fused energy fitting of pt_expt keeps the reference network for such a call.DPAtomicModel.forward_atomic_graphstops after the fitting when asked for the atomic feature.BaseAtomicModel.forward_common_embedding_graphapplies the masks of the graph energy forward and pools withsegment_sum. A linear composition takes the embeddings of its descriptor-fitting child under its own masks.DeepEval: an embedding call builds its graph with the builder selection, pair exclusion and CSR of the energy path (_build_device_graph, shared with_prepare_graph_inputs). The deserialized model is put in eval mode at load. For a compressed archive, the folded charge-state tables are rebuilt for the state that a call requests, once per call.dp embedreadsfparam,aparamandcharge_spinfrom each system, asdp testdoes. The pt_exptDeepEvalreportshas_default_fparam, which both commands consult.Fixes on these paths
model.jsonand in YAML model files keeps its shape. Nested lists lose the shape of an empty array, such as the coupling layout of a compressed DPA4C at lmax 2, and the deserialized descriptor then fails in the operator.Interfaces and compatibility
return_middle_outputkeyword (defaultFalse),call_last,forward_common_embedding_graph/forward_embedding_graph, andDeepEval.has_default_fparamof pt_expt. Theserialize()output of every model is unchanged.model.jsonand YAML model files, an array record gains ashapefield. Records without it load as before, and readers that ignore the field, such as those of earlier versions, read the new records as before.dp embedpasses the conditions stored in a system: atomic parameters are required, and frame parameters and the charge state are optional when the model defines a default. Before, it did not load these files, so the model received none.dp testof an energy model treatsfparamas optional for a pt_expt model withdefault_fparam, as it does for the pt backend.eval_descriptor,eval_fitting_last_layer) runs the deserialized model in eval mode.doc/inference/embedding.md,doc/inference/python.md,doc/model/dpa4.mdanddoc/model/dpa4c.md.Validation on this branch
The branch is based on master 1ded5d2 and holds one commit cherry-picked from the development branch, where it was validated: the CPU suites of the touched areas, and the embedding and legacy introspection tests on an RTX PRO 6000 Blackwell.
test_embedding.py,test_serialization.py,test_fitting_middle_output.pyand the new test oftest_dpa4c_cpu.py: 29 passed, 3 failed. The three failures are the two cases oftest_rebound_pair_tables_reach_the_kernelandtest_compressed_charge_state. They call the compressed DPA4C operator, and the operator library installed locally was built from the development branch, whose operator schema differs from master's ("Expected a value of type 'Tensor' for argument 'spin_type'"). Both tests passed on the development branch.test_rebound_pair_tables_reach_the_kernelruns in CI.test_compressed_charge_statecompiles an AOTInductor archive and is skipped in CI, like the other AOTInductor tests.Summary by CodeRabbit