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The AtomMPNN message-passing readout dropped scatter contributions, which
biased predicted multipoles and therefore the electrostatics channel. That
was a correctness fix, so the shipped atom models -- trained against the
buggy pass -- had to be retrained rather than merely re-evaluated.
Five atom+pair members were trained with the paper's Sec. 3.2 recipe
(n_message=3, n_neuron=128, n_embed=8, n_rbf=8, r_cut=5.0, r_cut_im=8.0,
batch 16, constant Adam 5e-4, 50 epochs, lowest-val-MSE checkpoint) on the
SAPT0/aug-cc-pV(D+d)Z Splinter split. On the 150,000-dimer test split the
new ensemble scores 0.2043 kcal/mol Total MAE against 0.4351 for the old
default and 0.2000 for the authors' converted TensorFlow ensemble; the
paper reports 0.201.
- Repoint weights="qcmlforge" at qcmlforge/{atom,pair}_models/* on Hugging
Face and keep the old paths reachable as weights="qcmlforge_v1".
- Drop the bogus n_atom_models=10 entry; the atom ensemble has 5 members.
- Add model_io.embedded_submodel_matches_external so passing an atom model
that equals the pair checkpoint's embedded one no longer warns. The new
pair checkpoints embed a bit-identical copy of their atom model, so the
ensemble predict path would otherwise have warned five times per call
about a difference that does not exist.
- Pin the five tests whose reference values are properties of the old
am_ensemble/am_0.pt to weights="qcmlforge_v1", and add live pinned tests
for the new default ensemble (including charge conservation and a
zero-override-warning assertion).
- Document the weight sets, the ensemble decorrelation law, and the
publishing procedure in docs/apnet2-pretrained-weights.md.
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| #: ``am_ensemble/``/``ap2_ensemble/`` paths are the ``qcmlforge_v1`` set, still | ||
| #: downloaded by tests that pin values to those specific checkpoints. | ||
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Use this new qcmlforge_am group for tests that still call set_pretrained_model(model_id=0) with the default weights, such as test_am.py::test_am_element and multiple dataset tests. They remain marked with the legacy "am" group, so the fixture checks am_ensemble/am_0.pt while the test actually loads qcmlforge/atom_models/am_0.pt; with only the new weights cached those tests are incorrectly skipped, and with only the old weights cached they pass setup and then fail during the unguarded new-weight lookup.
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In `@docs/apnet2-tensorflow-weights.md`:
- Line 34: Update the default-weight migration statement in the documentation to
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change because the default selects the newly retrained qcmlforge ensemble;
retain the explicit qcmlforge_v1 behavior description.
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the conditional warning for v2 checkpoints with an embedded atom_model: use the
embedded submodel, ignore am_model_path, and warn only when the external
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Ten tests call set_pretrained_model(model_id=0) with the default weight set
but were still marked pretrained_models("am"), so the fixture gated on
am_ensemble/am_0.pt while the test now loads qcmlforge/atom_models/am_0.pt.
With only the new weights cached they would skip incorrectly, and with only
the old weights cached they would pass setup and then fail in the download.
All ten load nothing but an AtomModel, so they move to the qcmlforge_am
group. The four tests pinned to weights="qcmlforge_v1" keep the "am" marker,
which is now accurate for them.
Also:
- set_pretrained_model's docstring claimed am_model_path is ignored "with a
warning" unconditionally; the warning is now conditional on the external
checkpoint actually differing from the embedded submodel.
- docs/apnet2-tensorflow-weights.md said existing calls are "unaffected",
which conflates API compatibility with numerical stability. The default
weights changed, so default-route predictions differ from older releases;
qcmlforge_v1 reproduces the old numbers.
- Docstrings for the five touched functions that lacked them.
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| local_rel = rel.relative_to(weights) if rel.parts[0] == weights else rel | ||
| local_path = models_dir / local_rel |
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When --weights qcmlforge_v1 is used without --models-dir, main() selects models/qcmlforge_v1, while this unprefixed branch appends am_ensemble/... and ap2_ensemble/...; the tracked checkpoints are actually under models/am_ensemble/ and models/ap2_ensemble/, so even a dry run raises FileNotFoundError despite all artifacts being present. Choose a default root compatible with unprefixed registry templates, or normalize the source paths individually, and cover both registry layouts with a focused test.
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The registry templates are inconsistent: `ap2_tf_paper` paths start with the weight-set name, `qcmlforge_v1` paths do not. The upload script defaulted its source root to `models/<weights>`, so `--weights qcmlforge_v1` looked for `models/qcmlforge_v1/am_ensemble/am_0.pt` while the tracked checkpoint is at `models/am_ensemble/am_0.pt`, and even a dry run raised FileNotFoundError with every artifact present. `models/` mirrors the *remote* layout for every tracked weight set, so default `--models-dir` there and try both the mirrored path and the set-name-stripped one, which is what an out-of-repo staging directory looks like. A checkpoint the registry asks for but that exists under neither now aborts naming both paths tried, rather than uploading a partial set. Covered by a test that stages both layouts for all three weight sets and asserts the missing-file failure. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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| "atom": "qcmlforge/atom_models/am_{model_id}.pt", | ||
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When apnet2_model_predict_pairs is called with its default ap2_fused=True, _reject_fused_weights accepts weights="qcmlforge", but the fused branch in src/apnet_pt/pretrained_models.py still loads the legacy ap2-fused_ensemble/ap2_{1..3}.pt files and never consults these new registry paths. Consequently, the pair-decomposition API silently continues producing old-model results even though qcmlforge now denotes this retrained five-member ensemble; either publish and route to matching fused checkpoints or reject this weight set and require ap2_fused=False.
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`apnet2_model_predict_pairs` defaults to `ap2_fused=True`, and that branch ignores the weight-set registry: it always loads the single published `ap2-fused_ensemble/` state dict. Before this PR that was consistent, because `weights="qcmlforge"` denoted the same generation. Now it does not -- the fused route returns pre-scatter-fix results while the caller asked for the retrained default ensemble, and it did so silently. No fused counterpart of the new ensemble exists, so name the generation the fused checkpoints actually belong to (`FUSED_APNET2_WEIGHTS = "qcmlforge_v1"`) and warn when the default set is requested, quoting both MAEs so the cost is visible. `weights="qcmlforge_v1", ap2_fused=True` now loads without complaint instead of raising, which is the one combination that was always correct; `ap2_tf_paper` is still refused. Covered by a unit test on the validator, which runs before any path resolution and so needs no downloads. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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| "qcmlforge_v1": { | ||
| "atom": "am_ensemble/am_{model_id}.pt", | ||
| "pair": "ap2_ensemble/ap2_{model_id}.pt", | ||
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Keep n_atom_models: 10 on the qcmlforge_v1 entry. The previous default registry exposed am_ensemble/am_0.pt through am_9.pt, but without this override _checked_model_id() falls back to n_models == 5; consequently, calls such as AtomModel().set_pretrained_model(model_id=7, weights="qcmlforge_v1") now raise instead of providing the documented route for reproducing results from the old default.
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What this does
Makes a newly trained PyTorch five-member AP-Net2 ensemble the default pretrained weights, and publishes it to Hugging Face under
qcmlforge/.These are PyTorch models trained by this repository, not converted TensorFlow weights. (The converted authors' TF weights are a separate set,
weights="ap2_tf_paper", added in #29 and untouched here.) The Phoenix-side sbatch files and checkpoints carrytfin their names only because they reproduce the TF paper's hyperparameters; the models themselves are pure PyTorch.Why it was necessary
AtomMPNN's message-passing readout used a scatter operation that dropped contributions. That biased the predicted atomic multipoles and therefore the electrostatics channel that consumes them. It is a correctness fix, so the shipped atom models — trained against the buggy pass — encode the bug in their weights. Re-evaluating them with the fixed forward pass helps but does not repair them; only retraining does.ap2_tf_paper(authors' TF SavedModels, converted)Ensemble MAE in kcal/mol on the 150,000-dimer Splinter test split (
test150k, sha2563fa23428…), the split behind Fig. 2B of Glick et al., Chem. Sci. 2024, 15, 13313. Exch/Ind/Disp are identical between the two old-default rows because those channels never consume multipoles — the whole difference is Elst. Standard error on Total MAE is 0.00088 (new) and 0.00087 (TF).The new default reaches the paper's ensemble number to 0.003 kcal/mol and clears the paper's "97% within 1 kcal/mol" gate. It misses the "no error above 15 kcal/mol" gate: one dimer out of 150,000 is off by 19.66.
Results tables
All numbers below were recomputed from the per-dimer prediction
npzartifacts, not transcribed.Per-member Total MAE (single model, not the ensemble)
model_idnbedmu31qjqp3o7wkeen7mtvhuwhzczavt2ali2mW&B project
ap2-tf-paper-repro, entityawallace43-georgia-institute-of-technology.Per-member component MAE (mean over the five members)
Single-member Elst is identical to the authors' at 4 decimal places. Label mean-abs magnitudes for scale: Total 8.402, Elst 9.677, Exch 7.808, Ind 3.064, Disp 2.939.
Ensemble size sweep
Mean measured Total MAE over all subsets of size
n, versus the one-parameter lawMAE(n) = MAE(1)·√(ρ + (1−ρ)/n):Error decorrelation ρ (mean over the 10 member pairs)
Realized ensemble gain is 30.6% here versus 30.4% for the authors'. Decorrelation is therefore not where this reproduction falls short — it slightly exceeds theirs. The whole 0.0043 ensemble gap is the 0.0072 single-member gap.
Where the remaining single-member gap comes from
The paper saves the epoch with the lowest validation MSE, not the lowest MAE (§3.2). The two criteria agree for only two of five members:
Mean cost 0.0042 kcal/mol = 58% of the 0.0072 member-mean gap. That rule is what the paper did, so it stays. The reference TensorFlow implementation trained on this same pipeline lands at 0.2949, so the residual is not a PyTorch-port artifact.
Training provenance
Paper §3.2 recipe:
n_message=3,n_neuron=128,n_embed=8,n_rbf=8,r_cut=5.0,r_cut_im=8.0, batch size 16, constant Adam at 5e-4, 50 epochs,quadrupole_scale=1.5, lowest-val-MSE checkpoint. Data is the AP-Net2 SAPT0/aug-cc-pV(D+d)Z Splinter set: 53,173 train / 47,855 in-set / 5,318 validation dimers. Each member is an atom model trained first, then a pair model trained against it.Changes
Weight registry (
src/apnet_pt/hf_pretrained.py)weights="qcmlforge"(still the default) now resolves toqcmlforge/atom_models/am_{0..4}.ptandqcmlforge/pair_models/ap2_{0..4}.pt.weights="qcmlforge_v1"keeps the oldam_ensemble//ap2_ensemble/paths reachable so prior results stay reproducible. Old Hugging Face paths are untouched, so existing installs and pinned scripts keep working.n_atom_models: 10; the atom ensemble has 5 members. The(0-9)docstring inap3_atom_model.pywas corrected to match.No more spurious override warnings (
src/apnet_pt/model_io.py,AtomPairwiseModels/apnet2.py)submodels.atom_model— that is the 10.2 MB vs 4.0 MB size change. The embedded copy is tensor-by-tensor bit-identical (torch.equal) and config-identical to the separately publishedam_{i}.pt, verified for all five members.apnet2_model_predictalways passes an external atom path alongside, so it would have emitted fiveUserWarnings per ensemble load about a difference that does not exist. New helpermodel_io.embedded_submodel_matches_externalcompares instead of assuming; a genuinely different atom model still warns. Verified in both directions (0 warnings on matching weights, 1 on a different one), andtest_ap2_ensemblenow asserts the warning count is zero.Tests (
tests/)am_ensemble/am_0.ptare pinned toweights="qcmlforge_v1"rather than having their references regenerated:test_am,test_elst_multipoles_MTP_torch_AM_DimerParam,test_elst_multipoles_AP2,test_elst_charge_dipole_qpole, and the twotest_am_ensemble*tests. Those numbers describe specific checkpoints, not the loader.test_ap2_ensemblewas a skipped, self-overwriting stub; it is now a live pinned five-member SAPT0 assertion. Addedtest_am_ensemble_default_weightswith inline pinned multipoles plus a charge-conservation assertion (a physical law, not a fitted number), so a future weight change shows up as a reviewable diff rather than a changed binary blob.qcmlforge_*groups added to_PRETRAINED_MODEL_GROUPSinconftest.pyso these skip cleanly whenQCMLFORGE_AUTO_DOWNLOAD_PRETRAINEDis unset.Docs
docs/apnet2-pretrained-weights.md: weight-set comparison, why the default moved, provenance, the embedded-submodel equivalence, the ρ law, and the publishing procedure.README.mdexample output refreshed (it showed stale old-default values) and cross-linked;docs/apnet2-tensorflow-weights.mdcross-linked.Fused route (
src/apnet_pt/pretrained_models.py)apnet2_model_predict_pairsdefaults toap2_fused=True, and that branch ignores the registry entirely: it always loads the single publishedap2-fused_ensemble/state dict. That was consistent before this PR, becauseweights="qcmlforge"named the same generation; after the repoint it would have returned pre-fix results while the caller asked for the retrained default. No fused counterpart of the new ensemble exists (fusing and re-evaluating the retrained checkpoints has not been done), so the fused route now names the generation it actually serves (FUSED_APNET2_WEIGHTS = "qcmlforge_v1") and warns when the default set is requested, quoting both MAEs.weights="qcmlforge_v1", ap2_fused=Truenow loads without complaint instead of raising — the one combination that was always correct.ap2_tf_paperis still refused.Upload script (
scripts/ap2_tf/upload_paper_models_to_hf.py)--models-dirpointing outside the repo used to crash in the listing (relative_to(REPO_ROOT)), so staging directories never worked; fixed.ap2_tf_paperpaths start with the weight-set name,qcmlforge_v1paths do not — so the oldmodels/<weights>source root made--weights qcmlforge_v1fail even in a dry run with every artifact present.--models-dirnow defaults tomodels/(which mirrors the remote layout for every tracked set) and accepts either layout; a checkpoint found under neither aborts the run naming both paths tried, rather than uploading a partial set.Verification
all files verified. Atom files 6,218,341 B, pair files 10,235,051 B, 82.3 MB total.tests/test_ensemble.py,tests/test_ap2_tf_paper_route.py: 8 passed, 2 skipped (both pre-existing PyPI-era skips, unrelated).tests/test_ap2_tf_paper_route.pyon its own: 4 passed, including the two review-driven additions (both registry layouts for the upload script, and the fused-route weight validation).tests/test_am.py::test_am,tests/test_atomtype_props.py::test_elst_multipoles_MTP_torch_AM_DimerParam,tests/test_classical_components.py: 22 passed.src/in this worktree with the import path asserted, and with the real Hugging Face download path enabled.Deliberately out of scope
qcmlforge_v1-generation weights and now warns rather than being repointed; see above.am_ensemble/am_0.ptanddapnet2/backbone/*rather than going through the registry, so they continue to resolve theqcmlforge_v1atom models. Repointing them needs an AP3 evaluation against the retrained atom model, which does not exist yet. Affected:pt_datasets/ap2_fused_ds.py,AtomModels/ap3_atom_model{,_frozen}.py,pt_datasets/dapnet_ds.py,pairwise_datasets.py,pt_datasets/ap3_fused_fsapt_ds.py,train_models.py._packaged_model_pathresolves againstresources.files("apnet_pt")/"models", which does not exist — the packaged fallback is dead code. Not touched here.ap2_hirshfeld_atom_model.py,ap3_atom_model.py, andap3_atom_model_frozen.py.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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qcmlforge_v1APNet2 pretrained weight option for compatibility with the previous default ensemble.qcmlforgeensemble, with improved reported accuracy.Bug Fixes
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