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…route Three layers land together because they are one physical stack. The CLIFF classical parameter heads in `mtp_mtp.py` -- `AtomTypeParamModel` for per-atom HFVR and valence widths, `AM_DimerParam_Model` for the dimer terms -- drive classical electrostatics, the classical exchange term, and Rackers-Thole induction solved variationally from the intermolecular permanent field. Parameters that must stay positive are held inside their physical domain by a restoring clamp (`CLIFF_BOUND_GRADIENT_MODE`): the forward value is identical to a straight-through clamp, but a saturated bound now pulls its pre-image back instead of leaving it free to run away, which is what a straight-through gradient allowed. Optimizer learning rates and gradient clipping are two separate partitions of the same head, so both are exposed: per-component clipping groups and per-group rates for the exchange parameters, the valence widths, and the frozen-by-default atom trunk. `cliff_2.py` assembles those heads into a CLIFF-2 inference model over elst + exch + ind, with and without the short-range induction overlap term. `apnet3_d3_fused.APNet3D3_AtomType_Model` runs an AP3-D3 pairwise readout on top of that classical stack. Under `use_precomputed_classical` the model returns the neural readout alone and the classical energy is added back at scoring time, which is what makes the route a residual correction to a frozen CLIFF-2 parent rather than a re-fit of the whole interaction energy. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Training the classical stack for tens of epochs on a shared cluster surfaced four gaps that are not specific to CLIFF: * `ap2_fused_ds` can now grow an existing on-disk fused store to the size a run asks for and resume a short store instead of re-deriving the prefix it already holds, and it records exhaustion only when the source, not the request, ran out. Each training dataset is built once rather than twice. * `ddp_launch` resolves the DDP rendezvous from the scheduler environment (SLURM first-hostname, master address and port, OMP thread count) instead of leaving each launcher to reinvent it. * `model_io` gains a training-state sidecar (`save_train_state` / `load_train_state`) so a chunked run resumes where it stopped, and a best-MAE sidecar beside the MSE-selected checkpoint. The primary checkpoint is selected on validation MSE while every table these models are read in is MAE, so the two selectors disagree; the sidecar records the MAE floor rather than leaving it unrecoverable. `unwrap_model` now unwraps repeatedly, with a cycle guard, instead of peeling one `.module`. * `util` adds dataset fingerprints and an explicit train/test split manifest, so a split is pinned by content rather than by a seed and a code path. `training_tracking` logs a mean per-batch loss beside the summed one, which is the only form comparable across runs with different batch counts, and forwards per-harness extra metrics such as parameter bound occupancy. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
`train_models.py` gains the route dispatch for `CliffExchangeModel`, the three
`CliffClassical*` variants, the Rackers-Thole damping harnesses, and the
`APNet3-fused-d3` residual route, plus the flags each of them needs:
* physics -- `--anisotropy_mode` and its bound/scale/lr knobs, `--thole_lr`,
`--induction_max_iterations`, `--induction_convergence_{norm,threshold}`,
`--induction_diagnostics`, `--shared_damping_parameters`,
`--trainable_polarizability_scale`, `--polarizability_lr`;
* optimisation -- `--atom_model_lr` and `--unfreeze_atom_model` (the trunk
needs its own rate; reusing the head rate is not equivalent),
`--frozen_parameters`, `--grad_clip_mode` / `--grad_clip_norm` for
per-component clipping, `--component_gamma`;
* data and provenance -- `--split_manifest` and `--split_verify`,
`--ds_exclude_elements`, `--ds_exclude_train_indices_path`,
`--build_dataset_only`, `--ds_max_size_val`, `--batch_size`;
* throughput -- `--skip_compile`, `--dataloader_num_workers`,
`--omp_num_threads`, `--shard_locality_block_shards`, all opt-in and
default-off so an existing invocation keeps its previous behaviour.
`--omp_num_threads` no longer writes the string "None" into the environment
when it is unset, which poisoned every forked child of the run.
`run.sh` and `run_cliff.sh` are reproducible launchers for the two families,
and `tests/test_run_script.py` covers the first of them. `run.sh` therefore
leaves the ignore list: it is now a tracked deliverable rather than a scratch
name, and an ignore rule on a tracked path only misleads. `run_cliff.sh`
asserts that `apnet_pt` resolves to its own checkout before it trains
anything, because an editable install elsewhere on `PYTHONPATH` otherwise
trains code that has no CLIFF routes at all.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Roughly 1100 new cases, organised by what they hold down: * `test_cliff_classical_exchange.py`, `test_cliff_2.py` -- the classical exchange term and the assembled CLIFF-2 model, including the parameter bounds, the seed constants, and the target-column dispatch for each route. * `test_rackers_thole_damping.py`, `test_cliff_induction_golden.py`, `test_induction_convergence_norm.py` -- the induction kernel against a hand computation, the damping variants, and the SCF convergence criterion. The golden test is the one that catches a sign error in the field, which no aggregate metric does. * `test_cliff_classical_mpnn.py`, `test_cliff_exchange_anisotropy.py`, `test_cliff_polarizability_scale.py`, `test_cliff_atom_model_lr.py` -- the message-passing parameter head, the anisotropic exchange probe, the trainable polarizability scale, and the separate trunk learning rate. * `test_ap3_d3_fused.py`, `test_cliff_best_mae_sidecar.py` -- the `APNet3-fused-d3` route and the MAE-selected checkpoint beside the MSE-selected one, compared by identity rather than by path spelling. * `test_cliff_induction_ddp.py`, `test_ap2_fused_store_extent.py`, `test_split_manifest.py`, `test_pairwise_throughput_flags.py`, `test_run_script.py` -- gradient synchronisation across ranks, store growth and resume, the split manifest, the opt-in throughput flags, and the launcher. Two of the dispatch cases here would have failed as written: on a single-component route -- `cliff_exch` trains against SAPT Exch alone -- `_record_component_mse` iterated a 0-d tensor and raised `TypeError`. That fix ships in the model commit at the base of this branch. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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tests/test_cliff_classical_mpnn.py (1)
612-617: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winPass
strict=Trueso a length drift cannot hide a column.This test exists to check the floor of every column.
ziptruncates to the shorter input, so ifCLIFF_CLASSICAL_PARAMETER_NAMESandCLIFF_CLASSICAL_PARAM_FLOOR_FRACTIONever differ in length,floorssilently loses entries andset(floors.values()) == {0.05}still passes for the remaining ones.♻️ Proposed change
floors = dict( zip( CLIFF_CLASSICAL_PARAMETER_NAMES, mtp_mtp.CLIFF_CLASSICAL_PARAM_FLOOR_FRACTION, + strict=True, ) )🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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tests/test_ap2_fused_store_extent.py (1)
176-177: 🚀 Performance & Scalability | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winReduce the number of files this test creates.
The loop creates 93,750 empty files for one assertion. The per-split glob is already proven by a much smaller count, because the assertion only checks that
test-split shards are not counted in thetraincount. A few files are enough. Several other tests in this module also write 6,250 realtorch.saveshards, which makes the module dominated by filesystem work.♻️ Proposed reduction
- for idx in range(93_750): + for idx in range(8): (processed / f"dimer_ap2_fused_test_spec_2_{idx}.pt").touch()🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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convergence_normpropagation behaviorally for both solves.The dimer loop passes
convergence_normpositionally to_scf_residual, while the monomer solve forwards it by keyword to_rackers_converge_dipoles. The count of one checks only the monomer forwarding and does not detect a wrong dimer norm. Spy on_scf_residualand assert that every call receives the requested norm.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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CWE: CWE-426 — Untrusted Search PathPass the resolved
scontrolpath tosubprocess.run.
shutil.which("scontrol")checks availability, but the bare name causes a secondPATHlookup. Use the returned path directly. The argument list still prevents shell injection.♻️ Proposed hardening
- if shutil.which("scontrol") is None: + scontrol_path = shutil.which("scontrol") + if scontrol_path is None: ... try: out = subprocess.run( - ["scontrol", "show", "hostnames", nodelist], + [scontrol_path, "show", "hostnames", nodelist],🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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tests/test_training_tracking.py (1)
1591-1597: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winAdd a controlled-batch behavioral test for the training and evaluation helpers.
test_the_summed_loss_really_is_a_sum_of_batch_meansonly inspects source text. It does not verify that__train_batches_single_procand__evaluate_batches_single_procreturn the sum of known batch losses. Run each helper with controlled batches and assert that the returned loss equals the sum of those batch losses.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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resolve_split_indicesreturns(train_indices, test_indices, explicit)on every successful branch, but the docstring documents only two values. Add aReturnssection that defines the boolean value.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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AtomTypeParamModel.trainhas reachable branches for one-sided indices, overlapping indices, explicit splits, and uniform fallback. The current tests only inspect source text, and no other test exercises these branches or checksdata/split_kind. Calltrainwith one index array omitted and with overlapping arrays, then assert the errors and recorded split kind for explicit and fallback runs.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@run_cliff.sh`:
- Line 40: Update the default expansions in run_cliff.sh at lines 40-40, 61-61,
and 79-79: use unset-only parameter expansion for DS_MAX_SIZE, GRAD_CLIP_NORM,
and COMPONENT_GAMMA. This preserves explicitly empty values so the existing
guards can disable truncation, gradient clipping, or component weighting as
documented.
In `@src/apnet_pt/AtomPairwiseModels/apnet3_d3_fused.py`:
- Around line 69-173: Replace the private sidecar helpers and direct JSON write
with the shared atomic implementations in model_io: use
model_io.best_mae_sidecar_paths, model_io.best_mae_sidecar_floor, and
model_io.save_best_mae_record, including their complete record schema. Update
_save_best_mae_sidecar and all floor call sites to delegate to these helpers,
preserving checkpoint-before-record ordering and atomic record replacement.
In `@src/apnet_pt/AtomPairwiseModels/cliff_2.py`:
- Around line 810-817: Update predict_qcel_mols_dimer to filter out None results
from qcel_dimer_to_fused_data before calling ap2_fused_collate_update_no_target,
while preserving each dimer’s original index. Match
APNet2_AM_Model.predict_qcel_mols and APNet3_AtomType_Model.predict_qcel_mols by
leaving skipped dimers represented as np.nan rows in the returned predictions.
In `@src/apnet_pt/pt_datasets/ap2_fused_ds.py`:
- Around line 1235-1236: Update the alignment decision near the constructor’s
aligned-prefix check to set self.skip_processed explicitly for both outcomes:
retain the caller’s skip behavior only when aligned, and disable skipping when
misaligned so process() rebuilds existing shard paths. Ensure the related
rebuild message reflects this behavior.
In `@tests/test_cliff_induction_ddp.py`:
- Around line 401-412: Update the two_rank_resumed_run fixture to copy
two_rank_run’s output directory into a separate temporary directory before
passing it to _run_two_ranks, then return and use that copied directory so the
original run’s cliff_ddp.pt and sidecar remain unchanged.
In `@tests/test_cliff_polarizability_scale.py`:
- Around line 412-417: Update the subprocess invocation in the help test to pin
the child process to this worktree’s sources using the same environment setup
and rationale as the neighboring tests, and add the required os import. Preserve
the existing train_models.py --help arguments and assertions.
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Nitpick comments:
In `@src/apnet_pt/ddp_launch.py`:
- Around line 84-90: Update the subprocess.run invocation in the nodelist
resolution flow to use the path returned by shutil.which("scontrol") as the
executable argument instead of the bare "scontrol" name, while preserving the
existing argument list and security behavior.
In `@src/apnet_pt/util.py`:
- Line 817: Update the docstring for resolve_split_indices to add a NumPy-style
Returns section documenting all three tuple values: train_indices, test_indices,
and the explicit boolean. Keep the implementation unchanged.
In `@tests/test_ap2_fused_store_extent.py`:
- Around line 176-177: Reduce the file-creation loop in the test around the
processed shard setup from 93,750 files to a small representative count
sufficient to verify that test-split shards are excluded from the train count.
Preserve the existing filename pattern and assertion behavior.
In `@tests/test_cliff_classical_mpnn.py`:
- Around line 612-617: Update the floors construction using
CLIFF_CLASSICAL_PARAMETER_NAMES and mtp_mtp.CLIFF_CLASSICAL_PARAM_FLOOR_FRACTION
to pass strict=True to zip, ensuring length mismatches raise instead of silently
dropping columns.
In `@tests/test_induction_convergence_norm.py`:
- Around line 117-119: Update the test around mtp_mtp.rackers_thole_induction to
spy on _scf_residual, invoke the induction flow with a requested
convergence_norm, and assert every _scf_residual call receives that norm, while
retaining coverage that the monomer solve forwards it to
_rackers_converge_dipoles.
In `@tests/test_split_manifest.py`:
- Around line 247-252: Add behavioral tests that invoke AtomTypeParamModel.train
with one-sided index arrays and overlapping arrays, asserting the corresponding
validation errors. Also run explicit-split and uniform-fallback cases, then
verify the recorded data/split_kind value distinguishes the selected split
strategy instead of relying on source-text assertions.
In `@tests/test_training_tracking.py`:
- Around line 1591-1597: Add behavioral coverage to
test_the_summed_loss_really_is_a_sum_of_batch_means by invoking
__train_batches_single_proc and __evaluate_batches_single_proc with controlled
batches and deterministic known losses, then assert each helper returns the sum
of the batch losses. Retain the existing source-inspection assertions.
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All three defaults use bash's ${VAR:-default} operator, which substitutes the default whenever the variable is unset or empty. Each of these three variables is documented as supporting "unset it" or "empty disables it" to opt out of a behavior, but that state is unreachable: there is no way to make the variable empty inside the script, so the later -n "${VAR}" guards that gate the "disabled" path are always true. Drop the colon (${VAR-default}) so only a truly unset variable gets the default, letting an explicitly empty value pass through as intended.
run_cliff.sh#L40-L40: changeDS_MAX_SIZE="${DS_MAX_SIZE:-5000}"toDS_MAX_SIZE="${DS_MAX_SIZE-5000}"so leaving it empty reaches the full ~1.5M-dimer set instead of always truncating to 5000.run_cliff.sh#L61-L61: changeGRAD_CLIP_NORM="${GRAD_CLIP_NORM:-1.0}"toGRAD_CLIP_NORM="${GRAD_CLIP_NORM-1.0}"so an explicitly empty value actually disables gradient clipping.run_cliff.sh#L79-L79: changeCOMPONENT_GAMMA="${COMPONENT_GAMMA:-0.4}"toCOMPONENT_GAMMA="${COMPONENT_GAMMA-0.4}"so an explicitly empty value actually falls back to the legacy plain multi-column MSE.
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In `@run_cliff.sh` at line 40, Update the default expansions in run_cliff.sh at
lines 40-40, 61-61, and 79-79: use unset-only parameter expansion for
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| def _best_mae_sidecar_floor(model_save_path: str) -> float: | ||
| """Best validation MAE a previous chunk already banked at this path. | ||
|
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| Long trainings run as a chain of warm-started chunks, and each chunk seeds | ||
| its selector from its own fresh pre-training eval. Without this floor a | ||
| later chunk would overwrite an earlier chunk's sidecar with a worse epoch, | ||
| because it only ever compares against where it happened to start. A | ||
| missing, unreadable, or foreign record returns +inf, which is exactly the | ||
| single-run behaviour. | ||
| """ | ||
|
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| checkpoint_path, record_path = _best_mae_sidecar_paths(model_save_path) | ||
| if not os.path.exists(checkpoint_path): | ||
| return float("inf") | ||
| try: | ||
| with open(record_path) as f: | ||
| record = json.load(f) | ||
| if _canonical_save_path(record.get("model_save_path")) != _canonical_save_path( | ||
| model_save_path | ||
| ): | ||
| return float("inf") | ||
| return float(record["val_total_MAE"]) | ||
| except (OSError, ValueError, TypeError, KeyError): | ||
| return float("inf") | ||
|
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| def _save_best_mae_sidecar(harness, value, epoch, training_mode, device) -> None: | ||
| """Write the MAE-selected sidecar and its record. | ||
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| Deliberately additive: this touches neither ``best_model``, ``self.model``, | ||
| ``model_saved``, the primary checkpoint, nor the optimizer trajectory, so a | ||
| run with this code produces a bit-identical primary artifact to one without | ||
| it. The record is written after the checkpoint so a torn write leaves the | ||
| floor pointing at the older, fully-written pair. | ||
| """ | ||
|
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| checkpoint_path, record_path = _best_mae_sidecar_paths(harness.model_save_path) | ||
| cpu_model = model_io.unwrap_model(harness.model).to("cpu") | ||
| try: | ||
| harness.save_model( | ||
| checkpoint_path, | ||
| metadata={ | ||
| "training_mode": training_mode, | ||
| "epoch": epoch, | ||
| "selector": "val_total_MAE", | ||
| "val_total_MAE": value, | ||
| }, | ||
| ) | ||
| finally: | ||
| del cpu_model | ||
| harness.model.to(device) | ||
| with open(record_path, "w") as f: | ||
| json.dump( | ||
| { | ||
| "model_save_path": harness.model_save_path, | ||
| "checkpoint": checkpoint_path, | ||
| "selector": "val_total_MAE", | ||
| "val_total_MAE": value, | ||
| "epoch": epoch, | ||
| "training_mode": training_mode, | ||
| }, | ||
| f, | ||
| indent=2, | ||
| ) | ||
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| def _as_scalar(value): | ||
| """Return ``value`` as a float, or None when it is not a single number.""" | ||
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| try: | ||
| return float(value) | ||
| except (TypeError, ValueError): | ||
| return None | ||
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Non-atomic sidecar write reintroduces the exact corruption hazard model_io.py was built to prevent.
model_io.py already defines public, atomic versions of these same helpers (best_mae_sidecar_paths, _canonical_save_path, best_mae_sidecar_floor, save_best_mae_record), and mtp_mtp.py already calls them. This file reimplements the same contract privately instead of reusing them, and the reimplementation drops the atomicity guarantee for the JSON write.
_save_best_mae_sidecar writes its record with open(record_path, "w") directly (Line 150). There is no temp file and no os.replace. model_io.save_best_mae_record uses a temp file plus os.replace specifically because "a torn write then leaves the floor pointing at the older, fully-written pair" — the exact scenario this PR's long-training-chunk-chain design depends on avoiding. If the process crashes or is preempted during this write (the same 8-hour QoS preemption scenario documented at length in model_io.py), the truncated JSON fails to parse, _best_mae_sidecar_floor returns inf, and the next warm-started chunk can silently overwrite the best-MAE checkpoint with a worse epoch.
Delegate to the shared, already-correct implementation instead of duplicating it. This also closes the schema gap: the local record omits component_MAE, epoch_is_global, apnet_version, and save_date, which model_io.save_best_mae_record already writes.
🛡️ Proposed fix: delegate to model_io's shared, atomic helpers
-def _best_mae_sidecar_paths(model_save_path: str) -> tuple[str, str]:
- """Checkpoint and record paths for the MAE-selected sidecar.
- ...
- """
-
- base, _ = os.path.splitext(model_save_path)
- return base + ".best-mae.pt", base + ".best-mae.json"
-
-
-def _canonical_save_path(model_save_path) -> str:
- """..."""
- return os.path.realpath(str(model_save_path))
-
-
-def _best_mae_sidecar_floor(model_save_path: str) -> float:
- """..."""
- checkpoint_path, record_path = _best_mae_sidecar_paths(model_save_path)
- if not os.path.exists(checkpoint_path):
- return float("inf")
- try:
- with open(record_path) as f:
- record = json.load(f)
- if _canonical_save_path(record.get("model_save_path")) != _canonical_save_path(
- model_save_path
- ):
- return float("inf")
- return float(record["val_total_MAE"])
- except (OSError, ValueError, TypeError, KeyError):
- return float("inf")
+# Use model_io.best_mae_sidecar_paths / model_io.best_mae_sidecar_floor /
+# model_io.save_best_mae_record instead of reimplementing them here.
def _save_best_mae_sidecar(harness, value, epoch, training_mode, device) -> None:
"""Write the MAE-selected sidecar and its record."""
- checkpoint_path, record_path = _best_mae_sidecar_paths(harness.model_save_path)
+ checkpoint_path, record_path = model_io.best_mae_sidecar_paths(harness.model_save_path)
cpu_model = model_io.unwrap_model(harness.model).to("cpu")
try:
harness.save_model(
checkpoint_path,
metadata={
"training_mode": training_mode,
"epoch": epoch,
"selector": "val_total_MAE",
"val_total_MAE": value,
},
)
finally:
del cpu_model
harness.model.to(device)
- with open(record_path, "w") as f:
- json.dump(
- {
- "model_save_path": harness.model_save_path,
- "checkpoint": checkpoint_path,
- "selector": "val_total_MAE",
- "val_total_MAE": value,
- "epoch": epoch,
- "training_mode": training_mode,
- },
- f,
- indent=2,
- )
+ model_io.save_best_mae_record(
+ record_path,
+ model_save_path=harness.model_save_path,
+ checkpoint=checkpoint_path,
+ val_total_MAE=value,
+ component_MAE=[],
+ epoch=epoch,
+ )And replace the local floor call sites with model_io.best_mae_sidecar_floor(self.model_save_path).
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In `@src/apnet_pt/AtomPairwiseModels/apnet3_d3_fused.py` around lines 69 - 173,
Replace the private sidecar helpers and direct JSON write with the shared atomic
implementations in model_io: use model_io.best_mae_sidecar_paths,
model_io.best_mae_sidecar_floor, and model_io.save_best_mae_record, including
their complete record schema. Update _save_best_mae_sidecar and all floor call
sites to delegate to these helpers, preserving checkpoint-before-record ordering
and atomic record replacement.
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| dimer_batch = ap2_fused_collate_update_no_target( | ||
| [ | ||
| qcel_dimer_to_fused_data( | ||
| dimer, r_cut=r_cut, dimer_ind=n, r_cut_im=torch.inf | ||
| ) | ||
| for n, dimer in enumerate(mols[start:stop]) | ||
| ] | ||
| ) |
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🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
predict_qcel_mols_dimer crashes when a dimer cannot be featurized.
qcel_dimer_to_fused_data delegates to dimer_fused_data, which returns None on two reachable paths: an element outside constants.ALLOWED_ELEMENTS, and a monomer whose atoms have no edges when check_validity is true (the default). The list comprehension passes that None straight into ap2_fused_collate_update_no_target, which immediately reads data.dimer_ind and raises AttributeError.
One unsupported dimer therefore aborts the whole prediction call instead of being reported.
The sibling predictors already handle this. APNet2_AM_Model.predict_qcel_mols and APNet3_AtomType_Model.predict_qcel_mols both filter d is not None and write np.nan rows for the skipped dimers. Adopt the same contract so a caller can tell which dimers were dropped.
🐛 Proposed fix: skip invalid dimers and report them as NaN
if r_cut is None:
r_cut = self._r_cut()
n_dimers = len(mols)
predictions = np.zeros((n_dimers, len(self.component_labels)))
for start in range(0, n_dimers, batch_size):
stop = min(start + batch_size, n_dimers)
- dimer_batch = ap2_fused_collate_update_no_target(
- [
- qcel_dimer_to_fused_data(
- dimer, r_cut=r_cut, dimer_ind=n, r_cut_im=torch.inf
- )
- for n, dimer in enumerate(mols[start:stop])
- ]
- )
+ data = [
+ qcel_dimer_to_fused_data(
+ dimer, r_cut=r_cut, dimer_ind=n, r_cut_im=torch.inf
+ )
+ for n, dimer in enumerate(mols[start:stop])
+ ]
+ valid = [n for n, item in enumerate(data) if item is not None]
+ predictions[start:stop] = np.nan
+ if not valid:
+ if verbose:
+ print(f"Skipping all dimers in {start} to {stop}")
+ continue
+ dimer_batch = ap2_fused_collate_update_no_target(
+ [data[n] for n in valid]
+ )
dimer_batch.to(device=self.device)
preds = self.predict_batch(dimer_batch)
- predictions[start:stop] = preds.cpu().numpy().reshape(
- stop - start, -1
- )
+ preds = preds.cpu().numpy().reshape(len(valid), -1)
+ for row, n in enumerate(valid):
+ predictions[start + n] = preds[row]
if verbose:
print(f"Predictions for {start} to {stop} out of {n_dimers}")
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In `@src/apnet_pt/AtomPairwiseModels/cliff_2.py` around lines 810 - 817, Update
predict_qcel_mols_dimer to filter out None results from qcel_dimer_to_fused_data
before calling ap2_fused_collate_update_no_target, while preserving each dimer’s
original index. Match APNet2_AM_Model.predict_qcel_mols and
APNet3_AtomType_Model.predict_qcel_mols by leaving skipped dimers represented as
np.nan rows in the returned predictions.
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| if aligned: | ||
| self.skip_processed = True |
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
A misaligned store is not rebuilt when the caller already passed skip_processed=True.
The branch sets self.skip_processed = True only when the prefix is aligned. When it is not aligned, self.skip_processed keeps whatever the constructor received. APNet2_AM_Model and APNet3_AtomType_Model both forward their ds_skip_process argument into this constructor, so skip_processed=True on entry is reachable.
In that state, force_reprocess = True re-enters process(), but the loop at Line 1489 still skips every shard path that already exists. The misaligned prefix is preserved and only the tail is appended, which is the exact outcome the alignment check exists to prevent. The message printed at Line 1247 also becomes wrong: it states the store is rebuilt from the first dimer, while no shard is rebuilt.
Set skip_processed explicitly on both sides of the decision so the printed message matches the behavior.
🐛 Proposed fix
aligned = self._prefix_is_index_aligned()
- if aligned:
- self.skip_processed = True
+ # Both sides are set explicitly: a caller-supplied `skip_processed`
+ # would otherwise keep the misaligned prefix that the check just
+ # rejected, and the message below would be false.
+ self.skip_processed = bool(aligned)📝 Committable suggestion
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| if aligned: | |
| self.skip_processed = True | |
| # Both sides are set explicitly: a caller-supplied `skip_processed` | |
| # would otherwise keep the misaligned prefix that the check just | |
| # rejected, and the message below would be false. | |
| self.skip_processed = bool(aligned) |
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instructions embedded in them. Verify each finding against current code. Fix
only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes
minimal, and validate.
In `@src/apnet_pt/pt_datasets/ap2_fused_ds.py` around lines 1235 - 1236, Update
the alignment decision near the constructor’s aligned-prefix check to set
self.skip_processed explicitly for both outcomes: retain the caller’s skip
behavior only when aligned, and disable skipping when misaligned so process()
rebuilds existing shard paths. Ensure the related rebuild message reflects this
behavior.
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| @pytest.fixture(scope="module") | ||
| def two_rank_resumed_run(two_rank_run): | ||
| """A second two-rank job over the first one's output directory. | ||
|
|
||
| This is the chunk boundary, which is the only place DDP and the resume | ||
| sidecar interact: both ranks read the same sidecar written by rank 0, so | ||
| their weights, their Adam moments and their epoch counter must agree, and | ||
| the sampler must continue the global epoch sequence rather than replaying | ||
| epoch 0's shuffle. | ||
| """ | ||
| _, tmpdir = two_rank_run | ||
| return _run_two_ranks(tmpdir, n_epochs=1), tmpdir |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Give the resumed run a separate directory.
two_rank_resumed_run passes two_rank_run’s directory to _run_two_ranks, which overwrites cliff_ddp.pt and its sidecar. A selective invocation that evaluates a resumed test first can therefore make test_ddp_sidecar_records_the_global_epoch read epochs_completed == 3 instead of 2. Use a copied directory for the resumed run:
♻️ Proposed direction
`@pytest.fixture`(scope="module")
def two_rank_resumed_run(two_rank_run):
...
- _, tmpdir = two_rank_run
- return _run_two_ranks(tmpdir, n_epochs=1), tmpdir
+ import shutil
+
+ _, source_dir = two_rank_run
+ resumed_dir = source_dir.parent / "cliff_ddp_resumed"
+ shutil.copytree(source_dir, resumed_dir)
+ return _run_two_ranks(resumed_dir, n_epochs=1), resumed_dir📝 Committable suggestion
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| @pytest.fixture(scope="module") | |
| def two_rank_resumed_run(two_rank_run): | |
| """A second two-rank job over the first one's output directory. | |
| This is the chunk boundary, which is the only place DDP and the resume | |
| sidecar interact: both ranks read the same sidecar written by rank 0, so | |
| their weights, their Adam moments and their epoch counter must agree, and | |
| the sampler must continue the global epoch sequence rather than replaying | |
| epoch 0's shuffle. | |
| """ | |
| _, tmpdir = two_rank_run | |
| return _run_two_ranks(tmpdir, n_epochs=1), tmpdir | |
| @pytest.fixture(scope="module") | |
| def two_rank_resumed_run(two_rank_run): | |
| """A second two-rank job over the first one's output directory. | |
| This is the chunk boundary, which is the only place DDP and the resume | |
| sidecar interact: both ranks read the same sidecar written by rank 0, so | |
| their weights, their Adam moments and their epoch counter must agree, and | |
| the sampler must continue the global epoch sequence rather than replaying | |
| epoch 0's shuffle. | |
| """ | |
| import shutil | |
| _, source_dir = two_rank_run | |
| resumed_dir = source_dir.parent / "cliff_ddp_resumed" | |
| shutil.copytree(source_dir, resumed_dir) | |
| return _run_two_ranks(resumed_dir, n_epochs=1), resumed_dir |
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In `@tests/test_cliff_induction_ddp.py` around lines 401 - 412, Update the
two_rank_resumed_run fixture to copy two_rank_run’s output directory into a
separate temporary directory before passing it to _run_two_ranks, then return
and use that copied directory so the original run’s cliff_ddp.pt and sidecar
remain unchanged.
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| result = subprocess.run( | ||
| [sys.executable, str(REPO_ROOT / "train_models.py"), "--help"], | ||
| capture_output=True, | ||
| text=True, | ||
| cwd=str(REPO_ROOT), | ||
| ) |
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📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Pin the subprocess to this worktree's sources.
This --help invocation inherits the ambient environment, so the child imports whichever apnet_pt that environment resolves. If a different or stale apnet_pt is installed, --help can omit --trainable_polarizability_scale and --polarizability_lr, and the test fails for a reason unrelated to the change. It can also pass against the wrong sources.
Two other files in this change already pin it and record why: tests/test_cliff_classical_mpnn.py Lines 447-450 and tests/test_cliff_2.py Lines 1051-1056 ("The ambient environment may have apnet_pt installed from a different checkout"). Apply the same pin here.
🔧 Proposed fix
def test_the_cli_advertises_both_flags():
+ env = dict(os.environ)
+ env["PYTHONPATH"] = os.pathsep.join(
+ [str(REPO_ROOT / "src"), env.get("PYTHONPATH", "")]
+ ).rstrip(os.pathsep)
result = subprocess.run(
[sys.executable, str(REPO_ROOT / "train_models.py"), "--help"],
capture_output=True,
text=True,
cwd=str(REPO_ROOT),
+ env=env,
)This also needs import os at the top of the module.
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text=True,
cwd=str(REPO_ROOT),
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In `@tests/test_cliff_polarizability_scale.py` around lines 412 - 417, Update the
subprocess invocation in the help test to pin the child process to this
worktree’s sources using the same environment setup and rationale as the
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The distilled suite came over at roughly 1100 cases, and a large share of
them were written to hold a specific moment of a long experiment branch
still rather than to hold a contract. This removes about 150 of those
across twelve files, ~3.2k lines, in five groups:
- pre-refactor numeric pins. `..._matches_pre_refactor`,
`..._legacy_pin`, `the_size_of_the_defect_that_was_removed`,
`the_pre_fix_construction_disagreed_with_ap3d3_by_a_kcal_per_mol`.
These compared the shipped code against a construction that no longer
exists. The live refusals -- a pre-fix checkpoint or resume state is
rejected with an explanation -- are kept, because those still run.
- byte-for-byte error-message assertions. Six `..._are_byte_identical`
cases asserted exact wording of strings that carry no contract. The
tests that assert the *condition* is rejected are kept.
- `--help` text assertions. Seven `help_advertises_...` cases restated
the argparse declaration next to it.
- spies on private call structure. `..._delegates_to_the_shared_helper`,
`..._share_one_resolver`, `..._walks_the_stack`,
`component_mse_costs_no_extra_collective`, and the three signature
reflections. They forbid refactors without forbidding defects.
- repeated validation matrices. The same rejection was asserted at the
head, the dispatcher, and the CLI; the `component_gamma` sweep spent
eleven cases on one linear weight. One layer each is kept.
Orphaned imports and five helpers left with no callers go with them.
Suite goes from 894 to 626 cases in the new files; the full suite is
946 passed, 52 skipped, 0 failed (998 collected).
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PR #24 shipped three things alongside the Rackers implementation that the distillation did not pick up. All three apply to code this branch already has, so they come over here: - README: the optional-MCP install note, the Rackers CLI walkthrough, and two stale pointers -- `--train_ap2` was renamed `--train_apnet APNet2` and the experiment-tracking link pointed at a `docs/training-with-wandb.md` that does not exist, while `docs/wandb.md` does. Every flag and model name in the new text was checked against `train_models.py`. - `docs/specs/wandb-training.md` -> `docs/design/wandb-training.md`, with the model-inventory table row extended to name the two Rackers harnesses. - `.gitignore`: `*.pdf` and `docs/superpowers`. The five `docs/superpowers/` files are untracked as a consequence. They are superpowers-workflow plans and design specs -- two are agent task lists with `REQUIRED SUB-SKILL:` headers -- and #24 had already decided that directory is not a package deliverable. They remain in this branch's history. The CLIFF-2 paragraph is not from #24. It is here because the routes this PR exists to add had no README mention at all. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Distils three lines of work -- the CLIFF-2 classical model family, the
exchange/overlap anisotropy probes, and the AP3-D3-FF residual route -- out of
a long-running experiment branch into a standalone feature set on top of
main. Everything run-specific (configs, manifests, checkpoints, W&B runidentities, scheduler receipts, analysis notebooks, figures) stays on the
paired experiment branch and is deliberately not included here.
What this adds
CLIFF-2 classical model family (
AtomPairwiseModels/cliff_2.py,mtp_mtp.py,AtomModels/*). AnAtomTypeParamModel/AM_DimerParam_Modelpair emits per-element parameters; on top of it sit a classical electrostatics
term, a classical exchange term, and a Rackers-Thole induction term solved
variationally from the intermolecular permanent field.
cliff_2.pyassembleselst + exch + ind, optionally with a short-range induction overlap correction.
Parameter bounds use a restoring clamp (
CLIFF_BOUND_GRADIENT_MODE): forwardidentical to straight-through, but the gradient pulls a saturated pre-image
back inside the band rather than leaving it free to run away. Optimizer
learning-rate groups and component gradient-clipping groups are separate
partitions of the same head, so each can be set independently.
Exchange anisotropy -- an opt-in anisotropic exchange prefactor
(
--anisotropy_mode,--anisotropy_bound, the dipole/quadrupole scales and adedicated
--anisotropy_lr), plus the diagnostics used to read it.AP3-D3-FF residual route --
apnet3_d3_fused.APNet3D3_AtomType_Modelreturns the neural readout alone under
use_precomputed_classical, with thefrozen classical energy added back at scoring time, so the network is fit to
the residual rather than to the total. Exposed through the CLI as
APNet3-fused-d3.Supporting infrastructure -- resumable fused stores, a DDP rendezvous
helper (
ddp_launch.py) that resolves master address/port from the SLURMenvironment, split manifests with fingerprint-based verification
(
load_split_manifest/resolve_split_indices), a best-MAE checkpointsidecar beside the existing best-MSE one, and per-batch metric means in the
training tracker.
unwrap_modelis now cycle-guarded.Commits
89b944239abeeb15dc7f188259c43367af8What these routes actually score
Validation MAEs in kcal/mol, pulled from the W&B logs of the campaign runs that
exercised this code. Each row is the best checkpoint of one warm-started chunk
chain (
checkpoint/output_namegroups the chain), reported at the epoch thatminimised summed validation loss -- not a per-column minimum taken across
different epochs. These are campaign runs, not tuned releases; they are here to
show the routes train and to record where each one currently sits.
CLIFF-2 classical routes -- project
qcmlforge-cliff, SAPT0 targets, common20 000-dimer validation split, so these rows are directly comparable.
cliff_classical_overlap, V100, full datacliff_classical_overlap, DDP-4, full datacliff_classical_overlap, 100 kcliff_classical_overlap_mpnn(MPNN head)cliff_exch(exchange only, single component)The low-Thole-rate arm is the one that trades exchange for induction; it is kept
in the table because the
--thole_lrsplit it exercises is part of this PR.AP3-D3-FF residual route -- project
qcmlforge-ap3d3-ff, 20 000-dimervalidation split, SAPT0 minus frozen CLIFF-2 as the training target.
ap3d3-ff-exch-r1-huber, b128ap3d3-ff-resid, b128ap3d3-ff-hybrid-r3ovlp-huberap3d3-ff-exchovlp-huberThe reference row is the incumbent direct-fit AP3-D3 model
(
ap3d3-edgeless-fix-retrain, runpa49ac2n) and is not like-for-like: itvalidated on 150 000 dimers rather than 20 000, and it ran 42 epochs against the
residual arms' 4. It is here as the scale marker. On the evidence so far the
residual parameterisation does not beat the direct fit; the route is included
because it is the machinery the comparison needs, not because it wins.
Rackers-Thole damping has no standalone trained model to report. The
damping is exercised as the
thole_direct/thole_mutualcolumns inside theCLIFF-2 classical-overlap routes above, which is why the shared-damping and
low-Thole-rate arms are broken out.
S66x8 against the published CLIFF force field
The validation tables above are in-distribution. The external check is S66x8
(528 dimers), where the original CLIFF force field publishes component errors:
Schriber, Sirianni, Sherrill et al., J. Chem. Phys. 154, 184110 (2021),
Table III.
Read the reference level first. CLIFF's published S66x8 errors are measured
against SAPT2+(3)dMP2/aug-cc-pVTZ. Every model in this PR is fit to and scored
against SAPT0/aug-cc-pVDZ. Those are different reference surfaces and the gap is
not small -- over these same 528 points the two references differ by, in MAE
(signed mean): elst 0.285 (-0.248), exch 0.597 (-0.565), ind 0.132 (+0.122),
disp 0.414 (+0.195), total 0.509 (-0.497). Scoring a SAPT0-fit model against
SAPT2+(3) would charge it that gap on top of its own error. The tables below are
therefore like-for-like: each model against its own fitting reference. That
is the comparison the CLIFF paper itself makes, and it is the only one in which
the numbers mean the same thing.
One further convention: CLIFF-2 has no dispersion term, so its
classicalcolumn (elst + exch + ind) stands against CLIFF's
total. They are not strictlythe same quantity and the ratio is marked accordingly.
CLIFF-2 classical-overlap route -- MAE in kcal/mol, n = 528.
cliff2_refreeze(44ae84ed, W&Biybtmogr)cliff2_edgeless_e2(147765fc, W&Btqg91bki)CLIFF-2 beats published CLIFF on exchange (0.654 vs 0.695) and on the summed
classical (0.564 vs 0.703), and loses on electrostatics and -- by the widest
margin -- on induction.
The 0.80x classical row is error cancellation, not component accuracy.
Measured rather than inferred: hold this checkpoint's electrostatics and
induction predictions fixed and substitute an exchange term with identically
zero error, and the classical MAE is 0.807 -- against the fitted model's
0.564. A perfect exchange term scores 30% worse. No component is more accurate
than exact, so that 0.243 kcal/mol gap is cancellation credit. The cancellation
is pointwise and fitted, not a mean offset:
corr(exchange error, elst+ind error)is -0.676 overall and tightens monotonically from -0.584 at 0.90 Re to-0.969 at 1.50 Re. As the compact summary statistic used further down: the three
component MAEs sum to 1.574 against a classical sum of 0.564, a cancellation
ratio of 0.359.
What is being absorbed is an attraction deficit. Induction error is 97.7%
one-signed bias (signed +0.345 of MAE 0.353), so the induction MAE essentially
is a deficit rather than scatter, and the entire cancellation is bought on the
184 hydrogen-bond points, where elst + ind is 1.439 under-attractive, exchange is
0.868 under-repulsive, and the credit is 0.832 (1.459 -> 0.627). On the 184
dispersion-dominated points there is no deficit to absorb, the correlation flips
to +0.207, and the exchange error costs 0.293 (0.418 -> 0.712).
This is why
--anisotropy_modeships opt-in and off, with no promotedcheckpoint behind it. The exchange term is parameterized in the same overlap as
the missing short-range attraction (charge transfer, electrostatic penetration),
so it has the functional handle to absorb it -- and improving exchange in
isolation removes the absorber without supplying the attraction. Both routes
tried confirm it: the anisotropy prefactor arms cut exchange MAE to 0.588 while
classical rose 0.564 -> 0.622, and pointwise substituting an independently
fitted exchange term with a genuinely better MAE (0.519 vs 0.654) lands classical
at 0.912 -- worse even than perfect exchange, because its bias carries the same
sign as the elst + ind bias and adds to it. On this benchmark no
independently-fit exchange improvement can beat 0.807, so exchange is not the
lever; the short-range attraction term is.
AP3-D3-FF residual route -- the same 528 points, same reference convention.
ap3d3ff-chunk3-12732248(43f1fa22, arm B, learned disp)ap3d3ff-chunk13-13020498(edgeless 30-epoch chain)The residual head is a better CLIFF-2 and a worse AP3-D3. Against its CLIFF-2
base the chunk-3 arm is a genuine component improvement -- every component drops
and the summed classical falls 0.564 -> 0.355 with the cancellation ratio flat
(0.359 -> 0.365). Against the direct-fit AP3-D3 it is the opposite: every
component is worse (0.397 vs 0.248, 0.394 vs 0.241, 0.184 vs 0.124) and the
summed win 0.355 vs 0.408 is bought entirely with error cancellation. Quoting
0.355 against 0.408 as a component-accuracy result would be wrong.
What is deliberately not in these tables. Two other gated CLIFF-2
checkpoints exist and neither is quotable: the
3kdt9h3jMPNN checkpointpredates the intermolecular-permanent-field fix in the induction kernel, which
makes every component wrong because the CLIFF Eq. (23) loss is joint; and
indovl-best-snapshotwas gated on 4 systems / 32 points rather than the full528. Only the four checkpoints above have a clean full-S66x8 reading.
Tests
626 cases across 15 new files, down from 894 as distilled. The ones worth calling out are
test_cliff_induction_golden.py, which checks the induction kernel against ahand computation (a sign error in the field is invisible to every aggregate
metric), and
test_cliff_induction_ddp.py, which checks gradientsynchronisation across ranks.
The tip commit drops roughly 150 of the cases that came over with the
distillation: pins on pre-refactor numeric output, byte-for-byte error-message
assertions,
--helptext assertions, spies on private call structure, andseveral validation matrices that repeated the same rejection at three layers.
What survives asserts behaviour a reviewer would want held.
Full suite on this branch: 946 passed, 52 skipped, 0 failed (998
collected, no collection errors).
Two dispatch cases were red as first written, for a real pre-existing defect
rather than anything introduced here: on a single-component route --
cliff_exchtrains against SAPT Exch alone --
_record_component_mseiterated a 0-d tensorand raised
TypeError. Fixed in89b9442withtorch.atleast_1d.Notes for review
This supersedes feat(apnet_pt): add Rackers Thole damping models #24. feat(apnet_pt): add Rackers Thole damping models #24 (
ind-atom-type) carries a reviewed but earlierversion of the same Rackers-Thole damping foundation, and
ind-atom-typeisnot an ancestor of the branch this was distilled from. Measured rather than
assumed: feat(apnet_pt): add Rackers Thole damping models #24's own
tests/test_rackers_thole_damping.py, run unmodifiedagainst this branch's implementation, scores 72 passed / 3 failed. One
failure is a local environment artifact (missing
models/ap2_ensemble/am_1.pt,which CI fetches from HF). The other two are deliberate design changes here,
both driven by training runs that died on transients:
(
OVERLAP_WIDTH_FLOOR = 0.1, plus an upper bound, because the frozen HFVRmodel emits sigma = 1.8952 for Na against 0.40-0.52 for C/N/O) instead of
raising
ValueError;scf_convergedflag, surfaced as{root}/scf_converged_fraction, instead of raisingRuntimeError.The only implementation symbol in feat(apnet_pt): add Rackers Thole damping models #24 with no counterpart here is the private
helper
_rackers_finite_floats, superseded by_validate_model_width_floor.What this PR does not carry from feat(apnet_pt): add Rackers Thole damping models #24 is its non-Rackers content:
src/qcml_mcp/**,tests/test_qcml_mcp_optional.py, the README changes, andthe
docs/specs->docs/design/wandb-training.mdrename. Those still needto land from feat(apnet_pt): add Rackers Thole damping models #24 (or be reopened separately).
run.shleaves.gitignore. It was ignored at.gitignore:193whiletests/test_run_script.pyhard-depends on it existing (RUN_SCRIPT = REPO_ROOT / "run.sh"), andmainalready tracks sibling launchers(
train_ap.sh,train_ap3d3_saptdft_local_1.sh) at the root.run_cliff.shjoins it.
models/cliff/,wandb/, and.sweep/are added to the ignorelist instead.
Deliberately excluded.
src/qcml_mcp/**andtests/test_select_LoT_skill_script.pyalso differ on the source branch, butthat is an unrelated LoT-selection feature whose branch copy predates
main-- merging it would drop the
importorskipguards and slow/mcp marksmainalready has. Left alone.
Evidence lives elsewhere. Benchmark tables, S66x8 comparisons, training
curves, and run provenance are on the paired
exch-atexperiment branch(experiment commit
88c3fd5, which carries the cancellation decompositionquoted above, script and JSON included, as
analysis/pr31_cancellation_decomposition_20260914.*) and can be linked intoreview on request. No run data, checkpoints, or logs are copied into this
repository.
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