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allow mdpow-solvationenergy to select alchemlyb estimators #148
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Let's make mdpow-solvationenergy
a model for the scripts.
- Replace optparse with argparse so that we can use better option processing.
- The logic for force/no data is convoluted and should be simplified to avoid code duplication.
- Please add more logger INFO output.
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if G.method != "TI": | ||
errmsg = "Method %s is not implemented in MDPOW, use estimator='alchemlyb'" % G.method | ||
logger.error(errmsg) | ||
raise ValueError(errmsg) | ||
G.start = kwargs.pop('start', 0) | ||
G.stop = kwargs.pop('stop', None) | ||
G.SI = kwargs.pop('stop', False) |
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Looks wrong — the kwarg should not be "start" but .. SI?
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if not estimator in ('mdpow', 'alchemlyb'): | ||
errmsg = "estimator = %r is not supported, must be 'mdpow' or 'alchemlyb'" % estimator | ||
logger.error(errmsg) | ||
raise ValueError(errmsg) |
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add INFO logger that states which estimator is used
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parser.add_option('--noSI', dest='SI', | ||
action="store_false", | ||
help="Disable statistical inefficiency analysis" | ||
"Statitical inefficiency analysis is performed by default when using" | ||
"alchemlyb estimators and is disabled when using mdpow estimator.") |
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make this a BooleanOptionalAction action option with argparse so that we have --SI
and --no-SI
(helps with #147 )
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force=False, stride=10, permissive=False, solvent='water') | ||
import argparse | ||
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parser = argparse.ArgumentParser(usage=__doc__) |
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IIRC you need to do something special so that argparse shows defaults, something like ArgumentParserWithDefaults or so — check the docs. Then remove the [%default]
everywhere (IIRC...)
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Should be setting argparse.ArgumentDefaultsHelpFormatter and then the default values would be shown in the help message automatically.
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parser.add_argument('--noSI', dest='SI', | ||
action="store_false", | ||
help="Disable statistical inefficiency analysis" | ||
"Statitical inefficiency analysis is performed by default when using" | ||
"alchemlyb estimators and is disabled when using mdpow estimator.") |
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use the bool action
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I check the python documentation, BooleanOptionalAction action option is added in 3.9, we can't use it in 2.7.
Meet an unexpected error about the usage messsage |
Local tests output:
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output from mdpow-solvationenergy -h
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Thanks @VOD555 , it looks good, but can you also add before each SI analysis the window which is analyzed ? Thanks. |
@VOD555 Looks good. At the |
Thanks @VOD555 ! |
@orbeckst It's ready for review. |
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Thanks for all the changes. Looking good but see comments
- The logic of the
for G in (G1, G2)
loop is broken and needs to be fixed — that's not your fault but it needs to be fixed and this PR is a good place. - I'd like the option for SI to be called
--SI
and--no-SI
. I hope @iorga won't be too upset. I'd like it to work like a proper bool option. - Let the script fail right away if
SI == True
andestimator == "mdpow"
just so that there's never any confusion of what is and isn't applied. If the user wants SI and then they need to use alchemlyb. This will work by default.
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@@ -1366,17 +1372,24 @@ def p_transfer(G1, G2, **kwargs): | |||
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# for this version. use the method given instead of the one in the input cfg file | |||
G.method = kwargs.pop('method', 'MBAR') |
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The whole loop logic needs to be fixed.
for G in (G1, G2):
G_kwargs = kwargs.copy()
# then use G_kwargs.pop() etc in this loop.
...
At the moment, G2
gets an almost empty kwargs
and uses defaults for everything.
@@ -208,7 +208,7 @@ if __name__ == "__main__": | |||
help="force rereading all data [%default]") | |||
parser.add_option('--noSI', dest='SI', |
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Rename as --no-SI
so that when we use argparse bool options, it has the same name.
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To make things clear, also add
parser.add_option('--SI', dest='SI', action="store_true", ...)
as the on switch. Set the default for SI
to True
.
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if len(opts.directory) == 0: | ||
logger.fatal("A directory is required. See --help.") | ||
sys.exit(1) |
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I think this can be omitted thanks to narg+
— or not?
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Yes, narg+
can automatically raise an error when given no input.
Fix mdpow-solvationenergy here and then do a PR for the others. Smaller PRs are better! |
- changed `--noSI` to `--no-SI` - added `--SI` (the default)
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- Let the script fail right away if
SI == True
andestimator == "mdpow"
just so that there's never any confusion of what is and isn't applied. If the user wants SI and then they need to use alchemlyb. This will work by default. - update CHANGES
(Add --SI
/ --no-SI
to mdpow-pow in other PR).
Add notes to CHANGES and do whatever check you can think of (run the script at least locally... test would be nice but I don't think we test any of the scripts :-p ). When you're happy, squash merge (or tell me to do the merge). Thank youm, @VOD555 ! |
Local tests show no problem with |
I'm going to merge the PR |
Fix #135
-allow solvationenergy to use alchemlyb estimators