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Summary

Add grid-based charge-density prediction for the PyTorch backend.

  • Add DensityFittingNet, DPDensityAtomicModel, and GridDensityModel
    • fitting type: density
    • model type: grid_density
  • Add GridDensityLoss for density labels defined on user-provided grid points.
  • Support frame-major grid.npy and density.npy data in training, validation, and dp test.
  • Add DeepDensity inference with grid= input, including large-grid chunking and charge/spin conditioning.
  • Add DPA-2 and DPA-3 density examples with a small QM9 charge-density dataset.
  • Add documentation for data layout, training, evaluation, fine-tuning limitations, and model serialization.

Data format

Each set.* directory contains:

  • grid.npy: shape (nframes, ngrid, 3)
  • density.npy: shape (nframes, ngrid, 1)

The final entry of type_map is reserved for the virtual grid-point type. Grid and density point counts are validated consistently during data loading.

Scope and limitations

This PR currently supports the PyTorch/TorchScript Python workflow:

  • training: dp --pt train
  • evaluation: dp --pt test
  • Python inference: DeepEval / DeepDensity

C++ and LAMMPS inference are not included because the required dpmodel/backend wrappers have not yet been implemented.

Multi-backend support tracking: #6029

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Adds PyTorch grid-density models, fitting, training loss, data handling, model wiring, inference, evaluation tooling, and QM9 density examples.

Changes: Grid density support

Layer / File(s) Summary
Density fitting and atomic execution
deepmd/pt/model/task/*, deepmd/pt/model/atomic_model/*
Adds DensityFittingNet and DPDensityAtomicModel. The atomic model evaluates grid descriptors and returns density values with optional masks.
Density model execution
deepmd/pt/model/model/*
Adds the density model factory and GridDensityModel. The model handles grid inputs, neighbor lists, precision conversion, serialization, output metadata, and model dispatch.
Density training and data wiring
deepmd/pt/loss/*, deepmd/pt/train/*, deepmd/pt/utils/stat.py, deepmd/utils/argcheck.py, deepmd/utils/data.py, examples/density/dpa2/*, examples/density/dpa3/*, examples/density/dataset/*
Adds GridDensityLoss, forwards grid data through training and statistics paths, preserves grid and density arrays during loading, registers density configuration, and adds QM9 training examples.
Density inference output
deepmd/pt/infer/deep_eval.py, deepmd/infer/deep_density.py, deepmd/infer/deep_pot.py
Adds grid-aware inference paths that return density arrays reshaped by frame and grid point.
Density evaluation tooling
deepmd/infer/model_test/*, examples/density/dptest_density_script.py, examples/density/README.md
Adds density testing with MAE and RMSE reporting, a standalone evaluation script, and usage documentation.

Priority: ➖ Normal

Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes

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sequenceDiagram
  participant User
  participant DeepEval
  participant GridDensityModel
  participant DPDensityAtomicModel
  participant DensityFittingNet
  User->>DeepEval: evaluate with grid
  DeepEval->>GridDensityModel: forward coordinates and grid
  GridDensityModel->>DPDensityAtomicModel: build neighbors and evaluate
  DPDensityAtomicModel->>DensityFittingNet: predict grid density
  DensityFittingNet-->>DPDensityAtomicModel: return density values
  DPDensityAtomicModel-->>GridDensityModel: return density and mask
  GridDensityModel-->>DeepEval: return density
  DeepEval-->>User: return reshaped density
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Grid-density inference and some training configurations can still fail or process incorrect inputs, so the feature is not ready to merge without resolving the open model and optimizer defects.

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Actionable comments posted: 9

🧹 Nitpick comments (3)
deepmd/pt/model/model/make_density_model.py (2)

262-262: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low value

Remove the unused charge_spin parameters or forward them.

forward_common and forward_common_lower accept charge_spin and never use it. A caller that supplies a charge/spin condition gets no error and no effect. Either forward the value to the atomic model, or drop the parameter.

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In `@deepmd/pt/model/model/make_density_model.py` at line 262, Update
forward_common and forward_common_lower so charge_spin is not silently ignored:
either pass it through to the atomic model and preserve its conditioning effect,
or remove the parameter from both method signatures and their callers if
unsupported. Keep the chosen interface consistent across these methods and call
sites.

380-506: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚖️ Poor tradeoff

Consider reusing the shared model helpers.

output_type_cast, format_nlist, and _format_nlist duplicate the implementations in deepmd/pt/model/model/make_model.py. Duplicated neighbor-list formatting drifts easily. Consider extracting these helpers into a shared mixin or module-level functions used by both factories.

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In `@deepmd/pt/model/model/make_density_model.py` around lines 380 - 506, Reuse
the shared implementations of output_type_cast, format_nlist, and _format_nlist
from make_model.py instead of maintaining duplicate methods in the density model
factory. Extract common behavior into a shared mixin or module-level helpers,
then update both factories to call the same implementation while preserving
existing neighbor-list formatting and output-casting behavior.
deepmd/pt/model/atomic_model/density_atomic_model.py (1)

332-346: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low value

Document or reject the unused arguments of change_out_bias.

change_out_bias ignores sample_merged, stat_file_path, and bias_adjust_mode and only logs a warning. A caller that requests set-by-statistic receives no error and no effect. Consider logging the requested mode, or raising for an explicit non-default request, so the silent no-op is visible.

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In `@deepmd/pt/model/atomic_model/density_atomic_model.py` around lines 332 - 346,
Update DensityAtomicModel.change_out_bias to make its ignored arguments
explicit: include the requested bias_adjust_mode in the warning, and reject
explicit non-default modes such as set-by-statistic instead of silently
succeeding; preserve the no-op behavior for the default mode.
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Inline comments:
In `@deepmd/infer/deep_pot.py`:
- Around line 215-218: Update the grid branch in DeepEval.eval to require a
non-None grid value, matching the existing condition used by DeepEval.eval’s
energy path; when grid=None, continue through the normal energy handling instead
of accessing results["density"].

In `@deepmd/pt/infer/deep_eval.py`:
- Around line 555-565: Update the grid branch in DeepPot.eval to unpack the
one-item tuple returned by _eval_model_density and store its contained density
array under "density", preserving the existing output shape and return
structure.

In `@deepmd/pt/loss/charge.py`:
- Line 48: Update the has_d assignment in the loss initialization to enable
density loss when either start_pref_d or limit_pref_d is nonzero, while
preserving the inference override.
- Around line 94-100: In the density-loss block guarded by self.has_d,
model_pred, and label, check find_density before reshaping or computing the
density residual; skip the block when it is zero so the atom-shaped fallback
tensor is never compared with grid-shaped predictions. Preserve normal
density-loss behavior when a nonzero density label is available.

In `@deepmd/pt/model/atomic_model/density_atomic_model.py`:
- Around line 112-114: Align the grid pseudo-atom type used by the descriptor
and fitting-net paths in the density model, and document the required
convention. Ensure the configured type_map reserves a dedicated extra grid type,
then use that same reserved index in both the grid_atype construction and the
fitting-net input instead of allowing collisions with real elements.
- Around line 254-272: Fix DensityAtomicModel.forward so it does not call
forward_common_atomic without the required grid, grid_type, and grid_nlist
arguments: either add and forward these inputs through the forward signature, or
explicitly raise NotImplementedError with a clear message consistent with
GridDensityModel.forward_lower.

In `@deepmd/pt/model/model/make_density_model.py`:
- Around line 142-149: Update the second duplicated coord parameter entry in the
relevant docstring to use the correct grid-coordinate parameter name, while
preserving its existing description and shape.
- Around line 638-655: Update CM.forward to pass the third argument to
forward_common as grid rather than box, using the appropriate grid value or
explicit absence while preserving box handling through the supported API. Ensure
subclasses inheriting CM.forward do not interpret a provided box as a grid.

In `@deepmd/utils/data.py`:
- Around line 896-898: Update the grid-loading path in _load_batch_set so
frame-aligned grid tensors are reshaped or indexed into a two-dimensional form
before _shuffle_data, while preserving their frame count and data values. Ensure
every ndarray with first dimension nframes, including grid, is shuffled using
the same frame permutation as coordinates and density labels.

---

Nitpick comments:
In `@deepmd/pt/model/atomic_model/density_atomic_model.py`:
- Around line 332-346: Update DensityAtomicModel.change_out_bias to make its
ignored arguments explicit: include the requested bias_adjust_mode in the
warning, and reject explicit non-default modes such as set-by-statistic instead
of silently succeeding; preserve the no-op behavior for the default mode.

In `@deepmd/pt/model/model/make_density_model.py`:
- Line 262: Update forward_common and forward_common_lower so charge_spin is not
silently ignored: either pass it through to the atomic model and preserve its
conditioning effect, or remove the parameter from both method signatures and
their callers if unsupported. Keep the chosen interface consistent across these
methods and call sites.
- Around line 380-506: Reuse the shared implementations of output_type_cast,
format_nlist, and _format_nlist from make_model.py instead of maintaining
duplicate methods in the density model factory. Extract common behavior into a
shared mixin or module-level helpers, then update both factories to call the
same implementation while preserving existing neighbor-list formatting and
output-casting behavior.
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Add a grid-based charge density prediction task for the PyTorch backend:

  - add DensityFittingNet, DPDensityAtomicModel and GridDensityModel
    (fitting type "density", model type "grid_density")
  - add GridDensityLoss ("grid_density") for grid density training
  - support loading grid.npy/density.npy in the data system
  - support DeepEval/DeepPot inference with grid= input, returning density
  - support dp test for density models (DeepDensity and DensityTester)
  - add QM9 charge density training example under examples/density/

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Actionable comments posted: 6

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deepmd/pt/model/atomic_model/density_atomic_model.py (1)

127-133: 🚀 Performance & Scalability | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick win

Replace the per-grid-point concatenation loop with torch.arange.

Line 127 builds one tensor per grid point and then concatenates ngrid tensors on every forward pass. Charge density grids contain many points, so this loop dominates allocation cost in the training loop. The result is an identity mapping, which torch.arange produces directly.

♻️ Proposed refactor
-        grid_mapping = torch.cat(
-            [
-                torch.ones([nframes, 1], device=mapping.device, dtype=mapping.dtype) * i
-                for i in range(ngrid)
-            ],
-            dim=1,
-        )
+        grid_mapping = (
+            torch.arange(ngrid, device=mapping.device, dtype=mapping.dtype)
+            .unsqueeze(0)
+            .expand(nframes, ngrid)
+        )
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In `@deepmd/pt/model/atomic_model/density_atomic_model.py` around lines 127 - 133,
Replace the per-grid-point torch.ones construction and torch.cat in the
grid_mapping initialization with a torch.arange-based tensor that preserves the
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Inline comments:
In `@deepmd/infer/deep_density.py`:
- Around line 99-107: Replace the unused natoms binding in the _standard_input
unpacking within the relevant inference method with _, while preserving the
ordering and handling of all other returned values.

In `@deepmd/pt/model/atomic_model/density_atomic_model.py`:
- Around line 100-108: Update the unpacking assignments in the relevant model
method to prefix unused variables with underscores: avoid rebinding the
already-unused neighbor-count name and mark the unused batch-size and
switch-width bindings similarly, including the unused sw binding around the
later grid-processing code. Preserve all used values and behavior so the Ruff
RUF059 findings are resolved.
- Around line 146-156: Update the fitting_net call in the density atomic model
to ensure aparam matches the descriptor’s ngrid rows: pass a grid-aligned aparam
when atomic parameters are supported, or disable aparam for DensityFittingNet.
Preserve existing behavior when numb_aparam is zero.

In `@deepmd/utils/data.py`:
- Around line 897-899: Update _load_data and _load_single_data to validate grid
and density arrays before returning or indexing them: require a leading frame
dimension and ensure it equals nframes or set_nframes respectively. Reject
mismatched frame counts before _shuffle_data can pair labels with the wrong
structures, while preserving the existing dtype conversion and return behavior
for valid data.

In `@examples/density/dptest_density_script.py`:
- Around line 57-61: Validate the --ratio argument in the argument-parsing flow
before frame sampling, requiring it to fall within the inclusive range 0 to 1.
Ensure invalid values are rejected with a clear parser error so the sampling
logic at random.sample does not receive a request exceeding the available
frames.

In `@examples/density/README.md`:
- Around line 41-42: Update grid_type construction in the density atomic model
so every grid point uses the final type_map index, matching the documented
reserved virtual grid-point type and preserving real element indices.

---

Nitpick comments:
In `@deepmd/pt/model/atomic_model/density_atomic_model.py`:
- Around line 127-133: Replace the per-grid-point torch.ones construction and
torch.cat in the grid_mapping initialization with a torch.arange-based tensor
that preserves the existing nframes, device, dtype, and shape semantics.
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Requesting changes because the public density evaluator declares reduction and derivative outputs that the density fitting model does not provide. The inline suggestion aligns the evaluator with the model's actual output contract.

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In `@examples/density/dptest_density_script.py`:
- Line 7: Update the module docstring’s example command to invoke
dptest_density_script.py instead of test_density_new.py, preserving the existing
arguments and options.
- Line 153: Guard the epsilon_MAE calculation in the density evaluation output
against a zero label_mean_abs denominator. When all density labels are zero,
report an explicit N/A value (or the script’s documented equivalent) instead of
computing MAE / label_mean_abs; preserve the existing numeric formatting for
nonzero denominators.

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  • deepmd/pt/infer/deep_eval.py
  • deepmd/pt/loss/__init__.py
  • deepmd/pt/loss/charge.py
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  • deepmd/pt/model/task/density.py
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54-76: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low value

Move the numb_aparam check before super().__init__.

The constructor builds the full fitting network and then rejects numb_aparam > 0. Validate the argument first to avoid the wasted construction and to make the failure clearer.

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+        if numb_aparam > 0:
+            raise ValueError(
+                "density fitting does not support atomic parameters (aparam): "
+                "the fitting net consumes the grid-point descriptor rows, "
+                "which have no per-atom parameters"
+            )
         super().__init__(
             "density",
             ntypes,
@@
             **kwargs,
         )
-        if numb_aparam > 0:
-            raise ValueError(
-                "density fitting does not support atomic parameters (aparam): "
-                "the fitting net consumes the grid-point descriptor rows, "
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In `@deepmd/pt/model/task/density.py` around lines 54 - 76, Move the numb_aparam
validation in the density fitting constructor before the super().__init__ call,
preserving the existing ValueError condition and message; only construct the
fitting network after confirming numb_aparam is zero.
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129-135: 🚀 Performance & Scalability | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick win

Build grid_mapping with torch.arange instead of concatenating ngrid tensors.

The list comprehension allocates one tensor per grid point and concatenates them on every forward call. For grid density data ngrid is large, so this dominates the setup cost. torch.arange produces the same values in one allocation.

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-        grid_mapping = torch.cat(
-            [
-                torch.ones([nframes, 1], device=mapping.device, dtype=mapping.dtype) * i
-                for i in range(ngrid)
-            ],
-            dim=1,
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+        ).unsqueeze(0).expand(nframes, ngrid)
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In `@deepmd/pt/model/atomic_model/density_atomic_model.py` around lines 129 - 135,
Update the grid_mapping construction in the atomic model forward path to use a
single torch.arange allocation on mapping.device with mapping.dtype, expanded or
repeated across nframes as needed to preserve the existing shape and values.
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In `@deepmd/pt/model/atomic_model/density_atomic_model.py`:
- Line 103: Update both shape-unpacking statements in the relevant model code to
bind the unused second dimension with an underscore-prefixed name instead of
nloc, including the unpacking near the nlist.shape assignment and the
corresponding later unpacking. Preserve the existing use of nframes and the
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In `@deepmd/pt/model/atomic_model/density_atomic_model.py`:
- Around line 129-135: Update the grid_mapping construction in the atomic model
forward path to use a single torch.arange allocation on mapping.device with
mapping.dtype, expanded or repeated across nframes as needed to preserve the
existing shape and values. Remove the per-grid-point tensor list and torch.cat
operation.

In `@deepmd/pt/model/task/density.py`:
- Around line 54-76: Move the numb_aparam validation in the density fitting
constructor before the super().__init__ call, preserving the existing ValueError
condition and message; only construct the fitting network after confirming
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Reviewed the full diff against 28b7d068 at head a2c294e4. No demonstrated correctness bug; three observations.

No tests. The diff touches 35 files and adds ~2500 lines — a model wrapper, atomic model, fitting, loss, an inference path, and a change to the shared DeepmdData loader — with zero entries under source/tests/. The green CI does not exercise any of the new code. Whether that blocks merge is a maintainer call, but it seemed worth stating plainly.

Duplication. make_density_model.py is 561 of its 649 lines identical to pt/model/model/make_model.py; 25 of its 36 methods are byte-for-byte the same. Future fixes to make_model.py will not reach the density path, and nothing will signal that.

Two inline notes below. Things I checked and found fine, so nobody repeats the work: the grid_type = zeros in make_density_model.py:185 versus ntypes-1 in density_atomic_model.py:114 is harmless, since build_directional_neighbor_list only uses atype_cntl for the < 0 virtual mask; the README does document the reserved last type_map entry; the loss correctly guards find_density == 0; and no pre-existing data key collides with grid/density.

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Formalising the earlier comment as a change request: the missing test coverage should be settled before merge.

The grid early-return in DeepPot.eval returned a bare ndarray while the
@overload declarations promise a tuple; density evaluation already has a
proper, type-consistent entry via DeepEval dispatching to DeepDensity, so
drop the branch and switch the example script to DeepEval.

Also add the missing test coverage requested in review:
- test(common): DeepmdData grid/density branches (frame-major loading,
  frame-count validation, optional-label downgrade)
- test(pt): end-to-end dp test for density models
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Re-reviewed at 4f83b590. All four inline points of my 09-20 review are addressed at head: the eval guard now keys on has_grid, the statistics auto-batch proxy takes max(natoms, ngrid), the 3-D frame_major branch enforces ndof, and the hybrid env_protection test now removes the module-level setting first. Of the eight earlier suggestions, five are done, two are partially done (ragged extents guarded only across systems; out-stat still a warning-only no-op but now documented and linked to #6029), and one is not (the charge.py docstring and dead branch, below). I restored the pre-fix sources for both fix commits and ran the new tests: test_ndof_mismatch fails on 4f83b590^ and passes at head; four of the five sub-fixes in 6145ae1 have tests that fail on 6145ae11^ (test_grid_type_requires_reserved_slot, test_loss_serialization, test_property_named_density_dispatches_to_property, test_ragged_mixed_batch_clear_error); the stat.py size-proxy change has no test that fails pre-fix. At head: 40 passed in the two new test files, and the shared data/loss/stat test files (130 tests) all pass.

Blocking, inline: the shipped example data is in a layout the PR's own inference path rejects while the docs describe a third layout (deep_density.py), the frame_major loader cannot enforce ndof=1 and never cross-checks grid vs density extents (data.py), and charge_spin is accepted and silently discarded (density_atomic_model.py).

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  • _apply_density_env_protection_default cannot tell an explicit env_protection: 0.0 from the arg default. Reproduced: a config with env_protection: 0.0 and fitting_net.type: density comes out of normalize as 1e-6 with only a warning. It also mutates descriptor dicts in place inside model_dict branches.
    def _apply_density_env_protection_default(data: dict[str, Any]) -> None:
    """Default env_protection to 1e-6 for density models.
    Applied at normalization time so that the recorded model_def_script and
    the built model agree on this field. Grid points may legitimately
    coincide with atoms, and the default 0.0 would let the 1/r terms in the
    environment matrix produce NaN densities. 1e-6 is chosen as the minimal
    perturbation that keeps those terms finite (order 1e6 at exact
    coincidence) without shifting normal environments measurably; users can
    still set any positive value (e.g. 0.1) explicitly.
    """
    def _fix(model: dict[str, Any]) -> None:
    if model.get("fitting_net", {}).get("type") != "density":
    return
    descriptor = model.get("descriptor", {})
    # a hybrid descriptor has no top-level env_protection; each
    # sub-descriptor carries its own
    if descriptor.get("type") == "hybrid":
    sub_descriptors = descriptor.get("list", [])
    else:
    sub_descriptors = [descriptor]
    for sub in sub_descriptors:
    if sub.get("env_protection", 0.0) == 0.0:
    log.warning(
    "env_protection is 0.0 for a density model; grid points "
    "coincident with atoms would produce NaN densities. "
    "Setting env_protection to 1e-6."
    )
    sub["env_protection"] = 1e-6
    model = data.get("model", {})
    if "model_dict" in model:
    for sub_model in model["model_dict"].values():
    _fix(sub_model)
    else:
    _fix(model)
  • The grid handling added to _compute_model_predict is unreachable today: compute_or_load_out_stat (line 632) and change_out_bias (line 385) of DPDensityAtomicModel are both warning-only no-ops, so no density model enters compute_output_stats. A comment saying so would save the next reader from assuming out-stat works for grid models.
    charge_spin = system.get("charge_spin", None)
    spin = system.get("model_spin", system.get("spin", None))
    size_proxy = system["atype"].shape[-1]
    if "grid" in system:
    # the directional neighbor list is dense in ngrid x nall, so the
    # batching size proxy must account for the grid extent
    grid = system["grid"]
    ngrid = grid.shape[-2] if grid.ndim >= 3 else grid.shape[-1] // 3
    size_proxy = max(size_proxy, ngrid)
    def model_forward_auto_batch_size(*args: Any, **kwargs: Any) -> Any:
    return auto_batch_size.execute_all(
    model_forward,
    nframes,
    size_proxy,
    *args,
    **kwargs,
    )
    model_kwargs = {
    "fparam": fparam,
    "aparam": aparam,
    "charge_spin": charge_spin,
    }
    if "grid" in system:
    model_kwargs["grid"] = system["grid"]
  • DPDensityAtomicModel registers mean/stddev buffers shaped (1, nnei, 4) that nothing reads; they ride into state_dict(), so a restart or fine-tune with a different sel fails on a shape mismatch of an information-free buffer.
    wanted_shape = (1, self.nnei, 4)
    mean = torch.zeros(
    wanted_shape, dtype=env.GLOBAL_PT_FLOAT_PRECISION, device=env.DEVICE
    )
    stddev = torch.ones(
    wanted_shape, dtype=env.GLOBAL_PT_FLOAT_PRECISION, device=env.DEVICE
    )
    self.register_buffer("mean", mean)
    self.register_buffer("stddev", stddev)
    def forward_atomic(
  • _eval_model_density ignores the request_defs it is handed and hardcodes {"density": out}, so atomic=True returns the same dict as atomic=False. DeepDensity does not consume anything else today, so no functional impact, but it diverges from how the other _eval_model_* paths are built.
    coords, atom_types, len(atom_types.shape) > 1
    )
    if "grid" in kwargs and kwargs["grid"] is not None:
    grid_input = np.array(kwargs["grid"])
    # the directional neighbor list is dense in ngrid x nall, so the
    # batching size proxy must account for the grid extent, not just
    # the atom count
    ngrid = grid_input.size // (numb_test * 3)
    out = self._eval_func(
    self._eval_model_density, numb_test, max(natoms, ngrid)
    )(
    coords,
    cells,
    atom_types,
    grid_input,
    fparam,
    aparam,
    self._get_request_defs(atomic),
    )
    # _eval_model_density returns a 1-element tuple; execute_all unwraps
    # it when auto batching is enabled, but with auto_batch_size=False
    # the inner function is called directly and the tuple survives.
    if isinstance(out, tuple):
    (out,) = out
    return {"density": out}
    if "density" in self.output_def.var_defs and self._model_has_grid(
    self.dp.model["Default"]

CI: all Python and C++ jobs pass; Test Python on CUDA and Test C++ on CUDA are skipping, so nothing has run on GPU. The grid path allocates a dense ngrid x nall neighbour list, and its only mitigation (the max(natoms, ngrid) proxies) is the part without a regression test; a CUDA-labelled run before merge would be worthwhile. Three threads from others (njzjz-bot, two CodeQL alerts) are still unresolved and block the merge on their own.

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Re-reviewed this unchanged head because new substantive inline findings were added after my previous review. The new blockers are valid against the current code, so the change request remains.

I independently rechecked the affected paths and am not duplicating the existing exact-line threads:

  1. The new frame_major loader contract explicitly accepts flattened arrays of shape (nframes, npoints * ndof) (and the regression test asserts that this layout loads), but DeepDensity._standard_grid() rejects every multi-frame 2-D grid before inference. DensityTester passes the loader result directly to DeepDensity.eval, so an accepted flattened grid.npy cannot be evaluated by dp test. The loader/evaluator/docs/example need one consistent shape contract; either normalize the flattened representation before evaluation or reject/resave it.

  2. frame_major validation is per-key only. For density with ndof=1, every flattened width is divisible by ndof, and nothing cross-checks its point extent against grid. A system can therefore load e.g. five grid points and seven density labels successfully and fail later inside the density loss/evaluator instead of at data loading. Please validate the grid/density extents together (and ideally give the same clear diagnostic for ragged extents across sets in one system).

  3. The existing charge/spin-conditioning blocker is still present: DPDensityAtomicModel.forward_common_atomic() deletes charge_spin, and forward_atomic() deletes it again instead of applying the inherited default handling and passing the condition to the descriptor. A density model can therefore advertise/request charge-spin conditioning while predictions are independent of the supplied condition. The existing njzjz-bot thread on that line already contains the concrete fix direction and should remain the canonical thread.

The exact-head GitHub Actions workflows (Test Python/C++, Build C++/C library, CodeQL, PyPI/package) are green. The Test CUDA aggregator is green but both actual CUDA Python and C++ jobs are skipped, so it is not evidence that the new grid path ran on GPU. I did not find another new high-confidence blocker beyond the currently open threads.


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…ross-checks

- ship the example data in the documented (nframes, npoints, ndof)
  layout so the data, the docs, and the inference validation agree
- cross-check the extents of frame-major keys in _load_set: a grid and
  density pair with different npoints now fails with a clear message
- forward charge_spin through the density atomic model into the
  descriptor instead of silently discarding it
- remove the never-read mean/stddev buffers (they rode into state_dict
  and broke restarts with a different sel), and fix the loss docstring
- document the stat-proxy grid handling as future out-stat support,
  note that _eval_model_density ignores request_defs by design, and
  state that an explicit env_protection 0.0 is indistinguishable from
  the schema default
…y doc

- _load_test_set now rejects sets of one system whose frame-major keys
  disagree on the point extent, with a clear message instead of the raw
  numpy concatenate error
- the density fitting guide no longer documents the optional-label mode
  that must=True forbids; it states density.npy is required

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Re-reviewed at 99c2b81c. All four threads from 09-24 were resolved without a reply, so the status below comes from reading the files at head and running the code. Two of the four are done in part and two in substance: the example data is now 3-D and the README dp --pt test command runs on it (trained a tiny model and ran it, chunked and unchunked, identical detail files); the loss docstring, doc and unused mean/stddev buffers are fixed; charge_spin now reaches the descriptor inside the model. The two new fix commits each carry a test that fails on the parent and passes at head (test_grid_density_extent_mismatch, test_cross_set_extent_mismatch). At head the seven related test files pass (97 tests).

Blocking, inline: the upstream merge raised the fitting @version to 5 and the density fitting still caps at 4, so model (de)serialization is broken at head (task/density.py); the README Option 2 script still flattens the grid and fails on the shipped data (dptest_density_script.py); charge_spin is not forwarded on the inference and dp test paths and nothing tests it (deep_eval.py); the training loader path has no grid/density extent check and a 1-point density broadcasts silently (data.py).

Suggestions:

  • forward_common_atomic's docstring describes mask as an nf x nloc atom mask, but the code returns an nf x ngrid grid mask.
    ret_dict["mask"] of shape nf x nloc will be provided.
    ret_dict["mask"][ff,ii] == 1 indicating the ii-th atom of the ff-th frame is real.
    ret_dict["mask"][ff,ii] == 0 indicating the ii-th atom of the ff-th frame is virtual.
  • The loader still accepts a flattened (nframes, ngrid*3) grid and training works with it, but DensityTester passes it unchanged to DeepDensity.eval, which rejects it. Either reshape there or reject the flattened layout in the loader, so there is one contract.
    grid = test_data["grid"]
    prediction = dp.eval(
    coord,
    box,
    atype,
    grid,
    fparam=fparam,
    aparam=aparam,
    mixed_type=mixed_type,
    ).reshape(nframes, -1)
  • The hybrid env_protection auto-fill patches sub-descriptors one by one, so a hybrid with one sub-descriptor at 0.1 and one omitted is normalised to [0.1, 1e-6] and the model build then raises "Hybrid descriptor requires the same environment matrix protection".
    # a hybrid descriptor has no top-level env_protection; each
    # sub-descriptor carries its own
    if descriptor.get("type") == "hybrid":
    sub_descriptors = descriptor.get("list", [])
    else:
    sub_descriptors = [descriptor]
    for sub in sub_descriptors:
    if sub.get("env_protection", 0.0) == 0.0:
    log.warning(
    "env_protection is 0.0 for a density model; grid points "
    "coincident with atoms would produce NaN densities. "
    "Setting env_protection to 1e-6."
    )
    sub["env_protection"] = 1e-6

Three threads from others remain open (two CodeQL alerts, both still valid at head, and the njzjz-bot charge_spin thread); master requires every thread resolved before merge. CI: 53 pass, 4 skipping (both CUDA jobs), and the readthedocs build fails at the CMake step, which looks environmental but is worth a re-run.

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Re-reviewed at 99c2b81c. My earlier points are resolved: tests added, the DeepPot.eval branch removed, the density factory now derives from make_model, and test_dp_test_shuffle checks pairing.

Still blocking: wanghan-iapcm's four inline points reproduce at this head (fitting @version cap, Option 2 script, charge_spin on inference, training-path extent check). The model round trip has a second break, inline.

The ReadTheDocs failure is unrelated: the wheel build stops at torch's C++20 requirement, and #6045 fails the same way.

Comment thread deepmd/pt/model/model/density_model.py
…and data checks

- raise the density fitting @Version cap to 5 to match GeneralFitting
- register the grid density model as "density" too, so BaseModel.deserialize
  and dp convert-backend resolve it
- forward charge_spin through the inference and dp test paths and fill
  default_chg_spin in the density atomic model forward
- check grid/density extent agreement on the get_item_torch path
- normalize the flattened grid layout in DensityTester and fix the
  Option 2 example script grid reshape
- fill omitted hybrid sub-descriptor env_protection with the siblings'
  common explicit value
- correct the forward_common_atomic mask docstring

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Round 5 at 5cf0090. All asks from my earlier rounds are addressed at this head — I verified them thread by thread against the code rather than the resolution state. CI is genuinely green (54 pass; the 4 skips are release- and GPU-gated). Nine non-blocking findings inline, mostly test-coverage gaps plus one read-mode stat-cache crash scenario and two doc inconsistencies.

Two process notes:

  1. The PR is currently CONFLICTING against master: #6045 (merged Oct 17) touched deepmd/utils/data.py and deepmd/utils/argcheck.py after your last upstream merge, so a re-merge is needed.
  2. Issue #6029 (multi-backend tracking) exists but is still not linked from the PR description — one line fixes that.

One further finding that cannot be anchored inline (the line is outside this PR's diff hunks):

if not hasattr(self, "test_set"):
self._load_test_set(self.shuffle_test)
total = int(self.test_set["type"].shape[0])
if np.isfinite(numb_test):
total = min(total, int(numb_test))
step = max(1, int(chunk_atoms) // max(1, self.natoms))
for begin in range(0, total, step):
idx = np.arange(begin, min(begin + step, total), dtype=np.int64)
— iter_test's chunk step is computed from natoms only, but for density systems the per-chunk memory scales with nframes_chunk x ngrid (predictions, label diff, grid copies), and execute_all accumulates every micro-batch result before concatenating, so with ngrid >> natoms the model_test path can still blow memory despite the bound #5944 intended. Worth handling or at least documenting as a known limitation.

model = self.dp.to(DEVICE)

nframes = coords.shape[0]
if len(atom_types.shape) == 1:

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Non-blocking: this else branch (mixed-type, 2D atom_types) is never exercised. No density test passes 2D atom types through DeepDensity.eval or dp test — the dpa2/dpa3 density models in test_dp_test_density.py are only used for descriptor-stat tests, and grep for mixed-type usage across both density test files comes back empty. DeepDensity.eval documents mixed_type as supported input, and the matching branch in DensityTester (deepmd/infer/model_test/density.py:81-84) is likewise unexercised. A dp test on a mixed-type density system is a reachable user path, so both sides of this conditional should have coverage.

high_prec=True,
special_shape="frame_major",
)
if dp.get_dim_fparam() > 0:

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Non-blocking: DensityFittingNet accepts numb_fparam > 0, so this branch (and the forwarding at line 85) is reachable, but no density test configures fparam — the True side of this conditional never runs. Please add a density dp test case with fparam set.

Comment thread deepmd/pt/model/atomic_model/density_atomic_model.py
if arr.ndim == 2:
if nframes != 1:
raise ValueError(
f"grid of shape {arr.shape} is ambiguous for {nframes} "

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Non-blocking: the two validation branches in _standard_grid — this 'ambiguous for N frames' error (2D grid with nframes > 1) and the ndim != 3 / trailing-dim != 3 error below — have no test coverage. Only the (ngrid,3) happy path and the 3D frame-count-mismatch error are tested. These are new user-facing validation paths; please cover them.

Comment thread deepmd/pt/model/atomic_model/density_atomic_model.py
Comment thread deepmd/infer/model_test/density.py
Comment thread doc/model/train-fitting-density.md Outdated
Comment thread deepmd/infer/model_test/density.py
Comment thread source/tests/pt/test_dp_test_density.py Fixed

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Incremental review of 5cf0090ff88a8ac88dd67175122dda80e1d07df7 → 9449d6e2defa0f5d9558891c04fab6214ae4f611, separating the upstream merge from the 11-file density correction/test delta. Source LGTM for that delta; I did not find a new high-confidence blocker.

The read-only stat-cache guard matches the DPPath/stat-file mode contract and preserves the in-memory grid-row repair. Cache completeness now checks angular as well as radial rows. Empty/rank-four grids are rejected in both loader paths; test chunk sizing accounts for frame-major point extents. Python inference chunks the grid while retaining order and frame/charge-spin parameters, and ModelWrapper.forward restores its legacy positional box prefix. The example no longer hard-codes 125 grid points.

I independently exercised the exact DeepDensity.eval/_standard_grid and DeepmdData.iter_test methods with NumPy and plumbing doubles: 35 assertions passed covering chunk sizes/boundaries/order, forwarded parameters, invalid/empty grids, flattened versus 3-D frame-major work sizing, and bounded frame counts. These are bounded controls, not native PyTorch training, HDF5, numerical DPA2/DPA3 or GPU executions; those were not run locally.

The new CodeQL comment at source/tests/pt/test_dp_test_density.py:612 appears to be a false positive: super(DPDensityAtomicModel, atomic_model) intentionally invokes the parent implementation on an instance of DPDensityAtomicModel to seed a placeholder cache. Replacing its first argument with TestDPTestDensity would be invalid for that object. I verified the two-argument-super dispatch with an isolated control; I am not resolving or dismissing the alert.

Exact-head Python/C++ CI is still running and CodeQL is currently failing. Both actual CUDA test jobs are skipped, despite the green CUDA aggregate. This source review does not claim those checks passed or establish GPU/performance acceptance.

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Incremental review of 9449d6e -> 94e0a1b: the only delta replaces the test's intentional two-argument super dispatch with an explicit DPAtomicModel.compute_or_load_stat(atomic_model, ...) call. Source LGTM for this test-only clarification. I verified that DPDensityAtomicModel directly inherits DPAtomicModel and ran two bounded structure/dispatch controls showing the same parent implementation receives the same instance and arguments; the child override remains bypassed. No production code changed, so the prior 35-control result is reused rather than claimed as a fresh full run. Native Python/C++ CI is still in progress and actual CUDA test jobs are skipped; I did not run PyTorch or GPU tests locally.

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Re-review at 94e0a1b. The earlier threads check out against the new head (the fixes in e9fb537 and follow-ups cover them; the three threads still marked unresolved are addressed in code and can be resolved). Two blocking items below: a startup crash under training.disp_avg: true, and several new branches with no test coverage. One robustness item on non-periodic input is also inline.

Comment thread deepmd/pt/loss/charge.py
Comment thread deepmd/pt/model/atomic_model/density_atomic_model.py
Comment thread deepmd/pt/infer/deep_eval.py

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Incremental source LGTM for 94e0a1b -> a03b05a. The missing training_metric_names implementation is now present: enabled density loss exposes exactly the rmse_d/mae_d keys generated by forward(), and disabled density loss exposes an empty tuple. I independently executed this exact property for both has_d states; both controls pass. The added disp_avg training regression exercises the previously failing trainer startup path.

The new charge/spin guard fails explicitly only when embedding is enabled and neither an explicit condition nor a configured default exists; explicit values and the existing device-aware default expansion remain unchanged. The added scripted-inference negative test checks that path. New tests also exercise absent-grid statistics warnings, missing-cache-directory writeback, and non-periodic inference; the latter checks shape and finiteness rather than claiming a new numerical oracle.

No new high-confidence defect found in this bounded correction/test delta. PyTorch is unavailable locally, so I did not execute its native training/TorchScript tests or GPU qualification. Current-head hosted CI is still partly running and actual CUDA tests are skipped; no green aggregate is treated as executed GPU coverage. REVIEW ONLY: no code, branch, CI, auto-merge or merge changes.

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Code review

Approving. All 42 prior review threads were re-verified against this head: 39 fully addressed, 2 partially addressed with acceptable outcomes (deliberate design documented in code / dead conditional kept consistent with the standard find_* idiom), and the 3 threads still marked unresolved on GitHub are in fact fixed and covered by tests.

Two non-blocking observations left as inline comments (non-periodic dp test coverage gap; dead _get_forward_wrapper_func).

nframes = test_data["box"].shape[0]

coord = test_data["coord"].reshape([nframes, -1])
box = test_data["box"] if data.pbc else None

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Non-blocking: this box = ... if data.pbc else None branch is never exercised through the real dp test entry point — every density dp-test ships box.npy (pbc=True), so only the direct DeepDensity.eval(cells=None) path is covered. AGENTS.md asks for UT coverage of both branches of boolean conditions. Consider adding a nopbc density system to dp test coverage.

"use forward_common_atomic with explicit grid inputs instead."
)

def _get_forward_wrapper_func(

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Non-blocking: _get_forward_wrapper_func (~65 lines) appears unreachable — the model-level change_out_bias override in make_density_model.py no-ops before predict_atomic_outputs_for_stat is ever called, and compute_or_load_out_stat is overridden as a no-op here. No test calls it either. Consider deleting it, or add a comment stating it is intentionally kept for a future design.

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