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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change separates DeePMD training and deployment formats. It adds PT2 export submissions, checkpoint-based artifact forwarding, PT2 LAMMPS validation, configurable CALYPSO model selection, documentation, and regression tests. ChangesDeepMD PT2 support
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The PR adds a new target-specific model export flow, but a hybrid LAMMPS configuration can receive an incorrect chemical-element mapping and an interrupted export can leave downstream model-deviation workflows with incomplete artifacts; the related execution-flag regression test also remains insufficient. These bounded issues should be fixed or explicitly accepted before merge. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
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TrainingSubmission->>DeePMD_kit: Train with the resolved backend
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157-205: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low valueUse NumPy-style docstrings for the new helpers.
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157-220: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winUse NumPy-style docstrings for the new backend helpers.
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train_backend="pytorch"andmodel_devi_backend="pytorch-exportable"but nomodel_format. Assert.pteand--pt-expt. This protects the documented defaulting contract.Proposed test
+ def test_deployment_backend_sets_default_model_format(self): + jdata = { + "train_backend": "pytorch", + "model_devi_backend": "pytorch-exportable", + } + self.assertEqual(_get_model_suffix(jdata), ".pte") + self.assertEqual(_get_model_backend_flag(jdata), "--pt-expt")As per coding guidelines,
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In `@dpgen/generator/run.py`:
- Around line 157-220: Update the docstrings of _get_backend,
_get_train_backend_config, _get_model_backend_config, _get_model_suffix,
_get_checkpoint_suffix, _get_train_backend_flag, and _get_model_backend_flag to
use NumPy-style Returns sections describing their return values; add NumPy-style
Raises sections to _get_backend and _get_model_backend_config documenting their
ValueError conditions.
In `@tests/generator/test_deepmd_backend.py`:
- Around line 42-64: Extend the test coverage in the cases for _get_model_suffix
and _get_checkpoint_suffix with a pytorch train_backend and pytorch-exportable
model_devi_backend that omits model_format, asserting the default model suffix
is .pte and checkpoint behavior remains correct. Also update
test_pytorch_checkpoint_can_use_exportable_deployment to cover the
omitted-format configuration and assert _get_model_backend_flag returns
--pt-expt.
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209-209: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winKeep Kokkos command coverage in the model-deviation regression test.
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lmp, and the previous assertion for-k on g 1 -sf kkis removed. The test can now pass even if Kokkos execution flags are lost from the PT2 model-deviation command. Keep a Kokkos command fixture or add a separate propagation assertion; the submission is patched, so this does not require running LAMMPS.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@dpgen/generator/arginfo.py`:
- Around line 118-121: Update the documentation near the pytorch-exportable
description to state that graph-lowered .pt2 output is produced only when
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retain the “-k on g 1 -sf kk” execution flags, while preserving the existing lmp
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Requesting changes because the documented PyTorch-to-exportable workflow fails against a real DeePMD-kit 3.2 DPA4 checkpoint, and the deployment artifact handling has additional LAMMPS/hardware compatibility gaps. The new unit tests and ruff checks pass, but they mock submission and therefore do not exercise these integration boundaries.
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| train_backend, _ = _get_train_backend_config(jdata) | ||
| backend, config = _get_backend(jdata, "model_devi_backend", train_backend) | ||
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[P1] This allowed cross-backend combination is not supported by DeePMD-kit 3.2. dp --pt-expt freeze expects a checkpoint produced by dp --pt-expt train; a regular dp --pt checkpoint uses a different state-dict dialect. I reproduced the documented configuration with a minimal real DPA4 checkpoint: freeze exits 1 with missing .w and unexpected .matrix keys, producing no .pt2. Please use a supported conversion/export path (for example the regular PyTorch DPA4 .pt2 freeze path, or a frozen-model backend conversion) or reject this combination. Please also add an end-to-end checkpoint/export test—the current test only verifies the generated command string.
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Fixed in bbdb223. Cross-backend checkpoint export has been removed: DPA4 now trains and freezes with dp --pt, while DPA4C trains and freezes with dp --pt-expt. The submission tests assert the exact same-backend commands.
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[P1] .pte cannot be consumed by the LAMMPS model-deviation path. DeePMD-kit’s C++ backend dispatch recognizes .pt2 for pytorch-exportable and raises Unsupported model file format for .pte, yet DP-GEN forwards this default artifact to pair_style deepmd. Consequently, train_backend=pytorch-exportable with the default LAMMPS engine and omitted model_format trains successfully but every exploration task fails. Please default deployment to pt2 for LAMMPS, or reject/document .pte unless the selected model-deviation engine can load it.
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Fixed in bbdb223. PyTorch-exportable model deviation with LAMMPS now defaults to .pt2; explicitly selecting .pte with LAMMPS raises a clear configuration error. .pte remains available for non-LAMMPS workflows.
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[P1] This compiles the AOTInductor .pt2 artifact inside the training submission, using train_machine/train_resources. These archives are not portable across GPU models, while DP-GEN explicitly supports a different model_devi_machine; a CPU training node or a different training GPU can therefore produce an artifact that the Kokkos exploration node cannot load. Please make export use an explicitly configured deployment machine/resources compatible with model deviation (or validate and clearly constrain the two environments) instead of unconditionally compiling on the training worker.
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Fixed in bbdb223. For .pt2, the training submission now returns the checkpoint, then a separate export submission performs freeze/compress with model_devi_machine and model_devi_resources before model deviation starts. The documentation also states that these resources must select the deployment-compatible hardware/software target.
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[P2] This only fixes native inputs built by make_lammps_input. The model_devi_jobs[].template path copies and revises the user template via _make_model_devi_revmat and never calls this function, so a .pt2 template without its own atom_modify map yes still reaches LAMMPS and fails. Please insert or validate the command before read_data/read_restart in the template workflow too, and cover that path with a test.
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Fixed in bbdb223. The revise_template path now validates that atom_modify map yes appears before read_data or read_restart for .pt2, with both focused unit coverage and an integration test through make_model_devi.
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1623-1643: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low valueUse a NumPy-style docstring for this function.
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lmp_linesand theValueErrorcondition.As per coding guidelines, “Use Numpy-style docstrings for functions and classes.”
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- Around line 1741-1742: Update the PT2 validation condition in the generation
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The current head fixes the previously reported cross-backend export, .pte/LAMMPS, deployment-hardware, and custom-template issues, and the current GitHub Actions/status checks are green. One default-path correctness issue remains: a PyTorch-exportable LAMMPS configuration that omits model_format resolves to .pt2, but native generated LAMMPS inputs still test only the raw jdata["model_format"], so they omit the required atom map. This makes the newly supported default configuration fail at runtime.
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[P1] The resolved default PT2 path still misses atom mapping in native generated inputs. _get_model_backend_config() defaults train_backend="pytorch-exportable" with LAMMPS to pt2 when model_format is omitted, but this condition checks only the raw jdata.get("model_format"). The native model-deviation path passes that unchanged jdata into make_lammps_input, so the default configuration emits no atom_modify map yes; graph .pt2 models then fail when LAMMPS needs the atom map. Please key this on the resolved deployment format (for example by passing a resolved flag/format into this function, or checking the resolved suffix before generation) and add a native-generation regression test with omitted model_format. The custom-template path now validates the resolved default, but this generated-input path still does not.
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Fixed in c4de737. The native generation path now passes the resolved deployment format derived from suffix into make_lammps_input, so an omitted model_format under pytorch-exportable + LAMMPS still emits atom_modify map yes. I added a native-generation integration test that omits model_format and verifies the atom map is emitted exactly once before read_data. The related test set passes (29 tests plus 10 subtests).
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APPROVE. I inspected the complete backend/configuration/export diff and the focused backend/LAMMPS tests. The training-checkpoint suffix is kept separate from the deployment format, pt2 export is moved onto model-deviation resources, template atom-map requirements are validated, and the full CI matrix is green. I found no blocking correctness, regression, security, or API issue.
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Blocking finding attached inline. The current validation admits a deployment configuration that the selected DeepMD freezer cannot produce, so the training/export workflow can finish training and then fail while collecting the expected model artifact.
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P1: Reject regular-PyTorch pt2 unless the training template is DPA4/SeZM. This early return means {"train_backend": "pytorch", "model_format": "pt2"} is accepted even when no DPA4 family is present (the new test explicitly exercises that case). DeepMD's dp --pt freeze only routes DPA4/SeZM checkpoints to the AOTInductor .pt2 exporter; an ordinary PyTorch model is frozen as .pth. DP-GEN nevertheless asks the export submission to return frozen_model.pt2, so otherwise-valid non-DPA4 inputs fail after training with a missing backward file.
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| "The regular PyTorch backend only exports pt2 for DPA4/SeZM models." | |
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Fixed in eb9aedd by resolving model_devi_backend independently, using its flag for freeze/compress, and rejecting ordinary PyTorch pt2 without DPA4/SeZM. Validation: DeepMD backend tests passed (24 tests), and Ruff checks passed.
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Fixed in 2c633cc. Regular PyTorch pt2 is now rejected unless default_training_param identifies DPA4/SeZM, and model.type=SeZM is recognized explicitly. The affected export, compression, and version tests now use real DPA4 templates.
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This function is documented as resolving the deployment backend, and the PR body advertises model_devi_backend, but it always reuses train_backend. The export submission also reuses train_command, including its training-backend flag, so a train_backend: pytorch / model_devi_backend: pytorch-exportable configuration still freezes with dp --pt instead of dp --pt-expt. Resolve and validate the deployment backend independently, expose it in arginfo, and build export commands with its flag.
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Fixed in eb9aedd by resolving model_devi_backend independently, using its flag for freeze/compress, and rejecting ordinary PyTorch pt2 without DPA4/SeZM. Validation: DeepMD backend tests passed (24 tests), and Ruff checks passed.
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Thanks for the review. I reviewed DeePMD-kit master at commit b32f74c81ff9b218c2bbfd2942530f331e1b5c00: deepmodeling/deepmd-kit@b32f74c
The basis for keeping freeze on the training backend is:
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The PT-exportable freeze implementation at deepmd/pt_expt/entrypoints/main.py lines 567-607 loads the checkpoint with torch.load, constructs a PT-exportable model and ModelWrapper, and calls wrapper.load_state_dict(state_dict) directly. There is no regular-PT checkpoint conversion in this CLI path:
https://github.com/deepmodeling/deepmd-kit/blob/b32f74c81ff9b218c2bbfd2942530f331e1b5c00/deepmd/pt_expt/entrypoints/main.py#L567-L607 -
The official PT-to-PT-exportable DPA4 interoperability test uses a different conversion path. At source/tests/pt_expt/infer/test_dpa4_deep_eval.py lines 127-131, it calls pt_model.serialize() and passes that serialized model to deserialize_to_file / BaseModel.deserialize:
https://github.com/deepmodeling/deepmd-kit/blob/b32f74c81ff9b218c2bbfd2942530f331e1b5c00/source/tests/pt_expt/infer/test_dpa4_deep_eval.py#L127-L131 -
The regular PyTorch freeze implementation already detects DPA4/SeZM checkpoints and routes them to freeze_sezm_to_pt2 at deepmd/pt/entrypoints/main.py lines 481-490:
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The same commit documents DPA4 with dp --pt freeze at doc/model/dpa4.md line 468, and DPA4C with dp --pt-expt train/freeze/compress at doc/model/dpa4c.md lines 198-200:
https://github.com/deepmodeling/deepmd-kit/blob/b32f74c81ff9b218c2bbfd2942530f331e1b5c00/doc/model/dpa4.md#L468
https://github.com/deepmodeling/deepmd-kit/blob/b32f74c81ff9b218c2bbfd2942530f331e1b5c00/doc/model/dpa4c.md#L198-L200
Therefore, changing only the command from dp --pt to dp --pt-expt does not implement the tested serialize/deserialize conversion. Commit eb9aedd only asserted the generated command string and did not validate checkpoint loading. Commits 5368e55 and 2c633cc correct this: DPA4 uses dp --pt for train/freeze, DPA4C uses dp --pt-expt for train/freeze, ordinary non-DPA4/SeZM PyTorch pt2 is rejected, and target-specific export still runs on model-deviation resources.
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Corrected in 5368e55 and 2c633cc. The command-only cross-backend implementation was reverted; freeze/export now stays on the training backend, the PR description no longer advertises model_devi_backend, and ordinary non-DPA4/SeZM PyTorch pt2 is rejected. DPA4 uses dp --pt for train/freeze; DPA4C uses dp --pt-expt for train/freeze.
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All review findings were addressed in eb9aedd. The deployment backend now controls export commands independently, regular PyTorch pt2 is validated against DPA4/SeZM, the 24 focused backend tests pass, and the Python 3.9/3.12 CI builds pass.
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Reviewed the latest live head 2c633cc, including backend/model-format validation, checkpoint versus exported-model handling, separate pt2 export submissions, LAMMPS atom-map requirements, CALYPSO suffix propagation, focused tests, and successful CI. I found no blocking correctness or compatibility issue and approve this head.
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Changes requested at the current live head 2c633cc. The latest commits correctly enforce same-backend PT2 export and the current CI is green, but the CALYPSO execution path still hard-codes a TensorFlow .pb model inside the optimization script, so the advertised DPA4/DPA4C formats cannot complete that supported engine path.
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This now discovers and forwards graph*.pt2/graph*.pte, but the submitted calypso_run_opt.py still constructs DP(model="../graph.000.pb") unconditionally (line 115 of that script). A CALYPSO run using either new backend therefore receives only the new-suffix artifact and fails before structure optimization because graph.000.pb does not exist. Please pass the resolved model name/suffix into the optimization script (and use it there), with a regression test covering a non-.pb CALYPSO submission.
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Fixed in d481bfb. CALYPSO optimization submissions now pass the first resolved committee model as --model ../graph.000., and calypso_run_opt.py uses that argument while retaining ../graph.000.pb as its backward-compatible default. The regression test covers a graph.000.pt2 submission command. Validation: 10 focused backend/CALYPSO tests passed and all pre-commit hooks passed.
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The previous CALYPSO backend blocker is resolved: CALYPSO now selects the model suffix from the configured DeepMD backend and passes the selected model into the optimizer instead of hard-coding graph.000.pb. I reviewed the current diff and supporting repository context, including the backend abstraction, LAMMPS/model-deviation paths, CALYPSO integration, documentation, tests, existing review threads/comments, and CI. The added coverage exercises TensorFlow, PyTorch, PyTorch-exportable, DPA/pt2 suffix handling, LAMMPS model arguments, and CALYPSO .pt2/.pte command paths. I found no remaining high-confidence functional, compatibility, or safety blocker. The Python package workflow and current-head checks are passing.
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Thanks for adding During an end-to-end DPA4C model-deviation run, I found a separate chemical element mapping correctness issue that is not addressed by the current patch. The generated LAMMPS input still contains: For a DPA4C model whose stored "type_map": ["C", "Cl", "H", "O"]the bare DeePMD-kit 3.2.0 emits a warning explaining this behavior and recommending that the elements be listed explicitly. The required input for this system is: This is independent of The practical impact is serious: model-deviation exploration can run to completion with incorrect species identities, producing unphysical trajectories and unreliable deviation/candidate-selection results. Could this PR also ensure explicit element mapping for PT2/DPA4/DPA4C model-deviation jobs? Possible approaches:
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Good point! Confirmed: with a bare Our earlier validation used the same all-element Fixed in and for D3/hybrid: Bare custom-template forms are completed from This is independent of Validation after the fix: 32 LAMMPS/backend tests passed (plus 11 subtests), all 30 model-deviation unittests passed, and the changed files pass Ruff and |
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- Line 1397: Update the coefficient-selection logic around deepmd_coeff_idx to
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Freeze and export intentionally use the same backend as training. Regular PyTorch and PyTorch-exportable checkpoints are backend-specific; this PR does not advertise cross-backend checkpoint conversion. The default train_backend remains tensorflow.
AOTInductor pt2 artifacts are exported in a separate submission using model_devi_machine and model_devi_resources so compilation occurs on the deployment target.
Fixes #1925.
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.pt2export workflows with checkpoint-based freezing and compression..pt2models.Bug Fixes
pteusage with LAMMPS.Documentation