diff --git a/.github/workflows/cleanup-caches.yml b/.github/workflows/cleanup-caches.yml new file mode 100644 index 000000000..86dd7569d --- /dev/null +++ b/.github/workflows/cleanup-caches.yml @@ -0,0 +1,37 @@ +name: Cleanup caches +on: + pull_request_target: + types: + - closed + push: + # Trigger on pushes to master or develop and for git tag pushes + branches: + - master + - develop + tags: + - v* + +jobs: + cleanup: + runs-on: ubuntu-latest + steps: + - name: Cleanup caches + run: | + gh extension install actions/gh-actions-cache + + echo "Fetching list of cache key" + cacheKeysForPR=$(gh actions-cache list -R $REPO -B $BRANCH -L 100 | cut -f 1 ) + + ## Setting this to not fail the workflow while deleting cache keys. + set +e + echo "Deleting caches..." + for cacheKey in $cacheKeysForPR + do + echo $cacheKey + gh actions-cache delete $cacheKey -R $REPO -B $BRANCH --confirm + done + echo "Done" + env: + GH_TOKEN: ${{ secrets.GITHUB_TOKEN }} + REPO: ${{ github.repository }} + BRANCH: refs/pull/${{ github.event.pull_request.number }}/merge diff --git a/.github/workflows/cleanup.yml b/.github/workflows/cleanup.yml new file mode 100644 index 000000000..6b9aceae2 --- /dev/null +++ b/.github/workflows/cleanup.yml @@ -0,0 +1,15 @@ +name: Delete Untagged Container Versions + +on: + workflow_dispatch: + +jobs: + delete-untagged-containers: + runs-on: ubuntu-latest + steps: + - name: mala_conda_cpu + uses: actions/delete-package-versions@v5 + with: + package-name: 'mala_conda_cpu' + package-type: 'container' + delete-only-untagged-versions: 'true' diff --git a/.github/workflows/cpu-tests.yml b/.github/workflows/cpu-tests.yml index dc767059d..5795e182d 100644 --- a/.github/workflows/cpu-tests.yml +++ b/.github/workflows/cpu-tests.yml @@ -1,8 +1,15 @@ name: CPU tests on: + workflow_dispatch: pull_request: - # Trigger on pull requests to master or develop + # Trigger on pull requests to master or develop that are + # marked as "ready for review" (non-draft PRs) + types: + - opened + - synchronize + - reopened + - ready_for_review branches: - master - develop @@ -21,11 +28,15 @@ env: jobs: build-docker-image-cpu: + # do not trigger on draft PRs + if: ${{ ! github.event.pull_request.draft }} # Build and push temporary Docker image to GitHub's container registry runs-on: ubuntu-22.04 steps: - name: Check out repository - uses: actions/checkout@v3 + uses: actions/checkout@v4 + with: + fetch-depth: '1' - name: Set environment variables run: | @@ -37,7 +48,7 @@ jobs: echo "IMAGE_REPO=$IMAGE_REPO" - name: Restore cache - uses: actions/cache@v3 + uses: actions/cache@v4 id: cache-docker with: path: ${{ env.DOCKER_CACHE_PATH }} @@ -53,7 +64,7 @@ jobs: fi - name: Pull latest image from container registry - run: docker pull $IMAGE_REPO/$IMAGE_NAME || true + run: docker pull $IMAGE_REPO/$IMAGE_NAME --quiet || true - name: Build temporary Docker image run: | @@ -65,7 +76,7 @@ jobs: CACHE=$IMAGE_REPO/$IMAGE_NAME:latest fi - docker build . --file Dockerfile --tag $IMAGE_NAME:local --cache-from=$CACHE --build-arg DEVICE=cpu + DOCKER_BUILDKIT=0 docker build . --file Dockerfile --tag $IMAGE_NAME:local --cache-from=$CACHE --build-arg DEVICE=cpu # Show images docker images --filter=reference=$IMAGE_NAME --filter=reference=$IMAGE_REPO/$IMAGE_NAME @@ -114,7 +125,7 @@ jobs: steps: - name: "Prepare environment: Restore cache" if: env.DOCKER_TAG != 'latest' - uses: actions/cache@v3 + uses: actions/cache@v4 id: cache-docker with: path: ${{ env.DOCKER_CACHE_PATH }} @@ -122,12 +133,12 @@ jobs: - name: "Prepare environment: Load Docker image from cache" if: env.DOCKER_TAG != 'latest' - run: docker load -i $DOCKER_CACHE_PATH/docker-image.tar.gz + run: docker load -i $DOCKER_CACHE_PATH/docker-image.tar.gz --quiet - name: "Prepare environment: Pull latest image from container registry" if: env.DOCKER_TAG == 'latest' run: | - docker pull $IMAGE_REPO/$IMAGE_NAME:latest + docker pull $IMAGE_REPO/$IMAGE_NAME:latest --quiet docker image tag $IMAGE_REPO/$IMAGE_NAME:latest $IMAGE_NAME:latest - name: "Prepare environment: Run Docker container" @@ -145,39 +156,81 @@ jobs: [[ $(docker inspect --format '{{json .State.Running}}' mala-cpu) == 'true' ]] - name: Check out repository (mala) - uses: actions/checkout@v3 + uses: actions/checkout@v4 + with: + fetch-depth: '1' - name: Install mala package # Exec all commands inside the mala-cpu container shell: 'bash -c "docker exec -i mala-cpu bash < {0}"' run: | - # epxort Docker image Conda environment for a later comparison - conda env export -n mala-cpu > env_1.yml + # export Docker image Conda environment for a later comparison + conda env export -n mala-cpu > env_before.yml # install mala package - pip --no-cache-dir install -e .[opt,test] + pip --no-cache-dir install -e .[opt,test] --no-build-isolation + - name: Check if Conda environment meets the specified requirements shell: 'bash -c "docker exec -i mala-cpu bash < {0}"' run: | # export Conda environment _with_ mala package installed in it (and extra dependencies) - conda env export -n mala-cpu > env_2.yml + conda env export -n mala-cpu > env_after.yml + + # This command is necessary because conda includes even editable + # packages in an export, at least in the versions we recently used. + # That of course leads to the diff failing, since MALA can never + # be there before it has been installed. + sed -i '/materials-learning-algorithms/d' ./env_after.yml # if comparison fails, `install/mala_cpu_[base]_environment.yml` needs to be aligned with # `requirements.txt` and/or extra dependencies are missing in the Docker Conda environment - diff env_1.yml env_2.yml - - name: Check out repository (data) - uses: actions/checkout@v3 - with: - repository: mala-project/test-data - path: mala_data - ref: v1.7.0 - lfs: true + if diff --brief env_before.yml env_after.yml + then + echo "Files env_before.yml and env_after.yml do not differ." + else + diff --side-by-side env_before.yml env_after.yml + fi + + - name: Download test data repository from RODARE + shell: 'bash -c "docker exec -i mala-cpu python < {0}"' + run: | + import requests, shutil, zipfile + + # This DOI represents all versions, and will always resolve to the latest one + DOI = "https://doi.org/10.14278/rodare.2900" + + # Resolve DOI and get record ID and the associated API URL + response = requests.get(DOI) + *_, record_id = response.url.split("/") + api_url = f"https://rodare.hzdr.de/api/records/{record_id}" + + # Download record from API and get the first file + response = requests.get(api_url) + record = response.json() + size = record["files"][0]["size"] + download_link = record["files"][0]["links"]["self"] + + print(size, "bytes", "--", download_link) + + # TODO: implement some sort of auto retry for failed HTTP requests + response = requests.get(download_link) + + # Saving downloaded content to a file + with open("test-data.zip", mode="wb") as file: + file.write(response.content) + + # Get top level directory name + dir_name = zipfile.ZipFile("test-data.zip").namelist()[0] + shutil.unpack_archive("test-data.zip", ".") + + print(f"Rename {dir_name} to mala_data") + shutil.move(dir_name, "mala_data") - name: Test mala shell: 'bash -c "docker exec -i mala-cpu bash < {0}"' - run: MALA_DATA_REPO=$(pwd)/mala_data pytest -m "not examples" --disable-warnings + run: MALA_DATA_REPO=$(pwd)/mala_data pytest --cov=mala --cov-fail-under=60 -m "not examples" --disable-warnings retag-docker-image-cpu: needs: [cpu-tests, build-docker-image-cpu] @@ -193,12 +246,9 @@ jobs: ((contains(github.ref_name, 'develop') || contains(github.ref_name, 'master')) && needs.build-docker-image-cpu.outputs.docker-tag != 'latest') || startsWith(github.ref, 'refs/tags/') steps: - - name: Check out repository - uses: actions/checkout@v3 - - name: "Prepare environment: Restore cache" if: env.DOCKER_TAG != 'latest' - uses: actions/cache@v3 + uses: actions/cache@v4 id: cache-docker with: path: ${{ env.DOCKER_CACHE_PATH }} @@ -206,21 +256,19 @@ jobs: - name: "Prepare environment: Load Docker image from cache" if: env.DOCKER_TAG != 'latest' - run: docker load -i $DOCKER_CACHE_PATH/docker-image.tar.gz + run: docker load -i $DOCKER_CACHE_PATH/docker-image.tar.gz --quiet - name: "Prepare environment: Pull latest image from container registry" if: env.DOCKER_TAG == 'latest' - run: docker pull $IMAGE_REPO/$IMAGE_NAME:latest + run: docker pull $IMAGE_REPO/$IMAGE_NAME:latest --quiet - name: Tag Docker image run: | # Execute on change of Docker image if [[ "$DOCKER_TAG" != 'latest' ]]; then - GIT_SHA=${GITHUB_REF_NAME}-$(git rev-parse --short "$GITHUB_SHA") - echo "GIT_SHA=$GIT_SHA" docker tag $IMAGE_NAME:$GITHUB_RUN_ID $IMAGE_REPO/$IMAGE_NAME:latest - docker tag $IMAGE_NAME:$GITHUB_RUN_ID $IMAGE_REPO/$IMAGE_NAME:$GIT_SHA + docker tag $IMAGE_NAME:$GITHUB_RUN_ID $IMAGE_REPO/$IMAGE_NAME:${GITHUB_REF_NAME}-${GITHUB_SHA:0:7} fi # Execute on push of git tag @@ -236,5 +284,4 @@ jobs: run: echo "${{ secrets.GITHUB_TOKEN }}" | docker login ghcr.io -u ${{ github.actor }} --password-stdin - name: Push Docker image - run: docker push $IMAGE_REPO/$IMAGE_NAME --all-tags - + run: docker push $IMAGE_REPO/$IMAGE_NAME --all-tags | grep -v -E 'Waiting|Layer already|Preparing|Pushed' diff --git a/.github/workflows/gh-pages.yml b/.github/workflows/gh-pages.yml index 7a86ed3e9..651359eda 100644 --- a/.github/workflows/gh-pages.yml +++ b/.github/workflows/gh-pages.yml @@ -1,7 +1,12 @@ -name: docs +name: Documenation on: pull_request: + types: + - opened + - synchronize + - reopened + - ready_for_review branches: - master - develop @@ -11,15 +16,17 @@ on: jobs: test-docstrings: - runs-on: ubuntu-22.04 + # do not trigger on draft PRs + if: ${{ ! github.event.pull_request.draft }} + runs-on: ubuntu-24.04 steps: - name: Check out repository - uses: actions/checkout@v3 + uses: actions/checkout@v4 - name: Setup Python - uses: actions/setup-python@v4 + uses: actions/setup-python@v5 with: - python-version: '3.8' + python-version: '3.10.4' - name: Upgrade pip run: python3 -m pip install --upgrade pip @@ -29,21 +36,21 @@ jobs: - name: Check docstrings # Ignoring the cached_properties because pydocstyle (sometimes?) treats them as functions. - run: pydocstyle --convention=numpy --ignore-decorators=[cached_property,property] mala + run: pydocstyle --convention=numpy mala build-and-deploy-pages: needs: test-docstrings - runs-on: ubuntu-22.04 + runs-on: ubuntu-24.04 steps: - name: Check out repository - uses: actions/checkout@v3 + uses: actions/checkout@v4 with: fetch-depth: 0 # 0 fetches complete history and tags - name: Setup Python - uses: actions/setup-python@v4 + uses: actions/setup-python@v5 with: - python-version: '3.8' + python-version: '3.10.4' - name: Upgrade pip run: python3 -m pip install --upgrade pip diff --git a/.github/workflows/mirror-to-casus.yml b/.github/workflows/mirror-to-casus.yml index a231093bc..a862d6cac 100644 --- a/.github/workflows/mirror-to-casus.yml +++ b/.github/workflows/mirror-to-casus.yml @@ -1,4 +1,4 @@ -name: mirror +name: Mirror to CASUS on: [push, delete] @@ -6,13 +6,14 @@ jobs: mirror-to-CASUS: runs-on: ubuntu-22.04 steps: - - uses: actions/checkout@v3 - with: - fetch-depth: 0 - - name: mirror-repository - uses: spyoungtech/mirror-action@v0.6.0 - with: - REMOTE: 'ssh://git@github.com/casus/mala.git' - GIT_SSH_PRIVATE_KEY: ${{ secrets.GIT_SSH_KEY }} - GIT_SSH_NO_VERIFY_HOST: "true" - DEBUG: "true" + - name: Check out repository + uses: actions/checkout@v4 + with: + fetch-depth: 0 + - name: mirror-repository + uses: spyoungtech/mirror-action@v0.6.0 + with: + REMOTE: 'ssh://git@github.com/casus/mala.git' + GIT_SSH_PRIVATE_KEY: ${{ secrets.GIT_SSH_KEY }} + GIT_SSH_NO_VERIFY_HOST: "true" + DEBUG: "true" diff --git a/.gitignore b/.gitignore index ca9313d8e..e237a43a3 100644 --- a/.gitignore +++ b/.gitignore @@ -158,6 +158,13 @@ cython_debug/ # JupyterNotebooks .ipynb_checkpoints */.ipynb_checkpoints/* +*.ipynb + +# Lightning +lightning_logs/ + +# wandb +wandb/ # SQLite *.db diff --git a/.pre-commit-config.yaml b/.pre-commit-config.yaml new file mode 100644 index 000000000..11a391d81 --- /dev/null +++ b/.pre-commit-config.yaml @@ -0,0 +1,8 @@ +# https://black.readthedocs.io/en/stable/integrations/source_version_control.html + +repos: + # Using this mirror lets us use mypyc-compiled black, which is about 2x faster + - repo: https://github.com/psf/black-pre-commit-mirror + rev: 24.4.0 + hooks: + - id: black diff --git a/Dockerfile b/Dockerfile index 4350585ee..078a48d6b 100644 --- a/Dockerfile +++ b/Dockerfile @@ -7,7 +7,8 @@ RUN apt-get --allow-releaseinfo-change update && apt-get upgrade -y && \ build-essential \ libz-dev \ swig \ - git-lfs \ + unzip \ + wget \ cmake && \ apt-get clean && rm -rf /var/lib/apt/lists/* @@ -19,8 +20,8 @@ RUN conda env create -f mala_${DEVICE}_environment.yml && rm -rf /opt/conda/pkgs # Install optional MALA dependencies into Conda environment with pip RUN /opt/conda/envs/mala-${DEVICE}/bin/pip install --no-input --no-cache-dir \ pytest \ + pytest-cov \ oapackage==2.6.8 \ - openpmd-api==0.15.1 \ pqkmeans RUN echo "source activate mala-${DEVICE}" > ~/.bashrc diff --git a/docs/requirements.txt b/docs/requirements.txt index cbabb4c1e..c29b6cacd 100644 --- a/docs/requirements.txt +++ b/docs/requirements.txt @@ -1,6 +1,6 @@ -docutils==0.16 -Sphinx==4.5.* -sphinx-rtd-theme==1.0.0 -myst-parser==0.17.2 +docutils==0.20.1 +Sphinx==7.3.7 +sphinx-rtd-theme==2.0.0 +myst-parser==3.0.1 sphinx-markdown-tables==0.0.17 -sphinx-copybutton==0.5.1 +sphinx-copybutton==0.5.2 diff --git a/docs/source/CONTRIBUTE.md b/docs/source/CONTRIBUTE.md index f4b9d5052..540b3b77f 100644 --- a/docs/source/CONTRIBUTE.md +++ b/docs/source/CONTRIBUTE.md @@ -1,15 +1,15 @@ # Contributions -MALA is an open-source software and is built upon the collaborative efforts of -many contributors. The MALA team warmly welcomes additional contributions and +MALA is an open-source software and is built upon the collaborative efforts of +many contributors. The MALA team warmly welcomes additional contributions and kindly requests potential contributors to follow the suggested guidelines below to ensure the code's overall quality and maintainability. ## MALA contributors -Many people have made valuable contributions to MALA, and we are immensely +Many people have made valuable contributions to MALA, and we are immensely grateful for their support. -If you decide to contribute to MALA, please add your name to the following +If you decide to contribute to MALA, please add your name to the following alphabetically ordered list of contributors and include a note of the nature of your contribution: @@ -59,8 +59,8 @@ used in this changelog. ### Creating a release -In order to correctly update the MALA version, we use -[bumpversion](https://github.com/peritus/bumpversion). The actual release +In order to correctly update the MALA version, we use +[bumpversion](https://github.com/peritus/bumpversion). The actual release process is very straightforward: 1. Create a PR from `develop` to `master`. @@ -68,7 +68,7 @@ process is very straightforward: 3. Update the `date-released: ...` entry in `CITATION.cff` (on `master`). 4. Create a tagged (and signed) commit on `master` with `bumpversion minor --allow-dirty` (check changes with `git show` or `git diff HEAD^`). Use either `major`, `minor` or `fix`, depending on what this release updates. 5. Check out `develop` and do a `git merge master --ff` -6. Push `master` and `develop` including tags (`--tags`). +6. Push `master` and `develop` including tags (`--tags`). 7. Create a new release out of the tag on GitHub (https://github.com/mala-project/mala/releases/new) and add release notes/change log. 8. Check if release got published to PyPI. @@ -90,22 +90,45 @@ the core development team. * If you're adding code that should be tested, add tests * If you're adding or modifying examples, make sure to add them to `test_examples.py` +### Formatting code + +* MALA uses [`black`](https://github.com/psf/black) for code formatting +* The `black` configuration is located in `pyproject.toml`, the `black` version + is specified in `.pre-commit-config.yaml` +* Currently, no automatic code reformatting will be done in the CI, thus + please ensure that your code is properly formatted before creating a pull + request. We suggest to use [`pre-commit`](https://pre-commit.com/). You can + + * manually run `pre-commit run -a` at any given time + * configure it to run before each commit by executing `pre-commit install` + once locally + + Without `pre-commit`, please install the `black` version named in + `.pre-commit-config.yaml` and run `find -name "*.py" | xargs black` or just + `black my_modified_file.py`. + ### Adding dependencies If you add additional dependencies, make sure to add them to `requirements.txt` -if they are required or to `setup.py` under the appropriate `extras` tag if -they are not. -Further, in order for them to be available during the CI tests, make sure to +if they are required or to `setup.py` under the appropriate `extras` tag if +they are not. +Further, in order for them to be available during the CI tests, make sure to add _required_ dependencies to the appropriate environment files in folder `install/` and _extra_ requirements directly in the `Dockerfile` for the `conda` environment build. - ## Pull Requests We actively welcome pull requests. 1. Fork the repo and create your branch from `develop` 2. During development, make sure that you follow the guidelines for [developing code](#developing-code) -3. Rebase your branch onto `develop` before submitting a merge request +3. Rebase your branch onto `develop` before submitting a pull request 4. Ensure the test suite passes before submitting a pull request +```{note} +The test suite workflows are not triggered for draft pull requests in order to avoid expensive multiple runs. +As soon as a pull request is marked as *ready to review*, the test suite is run through. +If the pipeline fails, one should return to a draft pull request, fix the problems, mark it as ready again +and repeat the steps if necessary. +``` + ## Issues * Use issues to document potential enhancements, bugs and such diff --git a/docs/source/advanced_usage/descriptors.rst b/docs/source/advanced_usage/descriptors.rst index 56802cc87..12d85a8b8 100644 --- a/docs/source/advanced_usage/descriptors.rst +++ b/docs/source/advanced_usage/descriptors.rst @@ -3,6 +3,11 @@ Improved data conversion ======================== +As a general remark please be reminded that if you have not used LAMMPS +for your first steps in MALA, and instead used the python-based descriptor +calculation methods, we highly advise switching to LAMMPS for advanced/more +involved examples (see :ref:`installation instructions for LAMMPS `). + Tuning descriptors ****************** diff --git a/docs/source/advanced_usage/hyperparameters.rst b/docs/source/advanced_usage/hyperparameters.rst index 4240250e7..5c0665b44 100644 --- a/docs/source/advanced_usage/hyperparameters.rst +++ b/docs/source/advanced_usage/hyperparameters.rst @@ -114,7 +114,7 @@ a physical validation metric such as .. code-block:: python - parameters.running.after_before_training_metric = "band_energy" + parameters.running.after_training_metric = "band_energy" Advanced optimization algorithms ******************************** diff --git a/docs/source/advanced_usage/predictions.rst b/docs/source/advanced_usage/predictions.rst index b7f3fa8ba..3246526c8 100644 --- a/docs/source/advanced_usage/predictions.rst +++ b/docs/source/advanced_usage/predictions.rst @@ -8,6 +8,11 @@ Predictions at scale in principle work just like the predictions shown in the basic guide. One has to set a few additional parameters to make optimal use of the hardware at hand. +As a general remark please be reminded that if you have not used LAMMPS +for your first steps in MALA, and instead used the python-based descriptor +calculation methods, we highly advise switching to LAMMPS for advanced/more +involved examples (see :ref:`installation instructions for LAMMPS `). + MALA ML-DFT models can be used for predictions at system sizes and temperatures larger resp. different from the ones they were trained on. If you want to make a prediction at a larger length scale then the ML-DFT model was trained on, @@ -21,7 +26,7 @@ You can manually specify the inference grid if you wish via # ASE calculator calculator.mala_parameters.running.inference_data_grid = ... -Where you have to specify a list with three entries ``[x,y,z]``. As matter +Here you have to specify a list with three entries ``[x,y,z]``. As matter of principle, stretching simulation cells in either direction should be reflected by the grid. @@ -35,7 +40,9 @@ Likewise, you can adjust the inference temperature via calculator.data_handler.target_calculator.temperature = ... -Predictions on GPU +.. _production_gpu: + +Predictions on GPUs ******************* MALA predictions can be run entirely on a GPU. For the NN part of the workflow, @@ -49,37 +56,62 @@ with prior to an ASE calculator calculation or usage of the ``Predictor`` class, all computationally heavy parts of the MALA inference, will be offloaded -to the GPU. +to the GPU. Please note that this requires LAMMPS to be installed with GPU, i.e., Kokkos +support. Multiple GPUs can be used during inference by first enabling +parallelization via + + .. code-block:: python + + parameters.use_mpi = True + +and then invoking the MALA instance through ``mpirun``, ``srun`` or whichever +MPI wrapper is used on your machine. Details on parallelization +are provided :ref:`below `. -Please note that this requires LAMMPS to be installed with GPU, i.e., Kokkos -support. A current limitation of this implementation is that only a *single* -GPU can be used for inference. This puts an upper limit on the number of atoms -which can be simulated, depending on the hardware you have access to. -Usual numbers observed by MALA team put this limit at a few thousand atoms, for -which the electronic structure can be predicted in 1-2 minutes. Currently, -multi-GPU inference is being implemented. +.. note:: -Parallel predictions on CPUs -**************************** + To use GPU acceleration for total energy calculation, an additional + setting has to be used. -Since GPU usage is currently limited to one GPU at a time, predictions -for ten- to hundreds of thousands of atoms rely on the usage of a large number -of CPUs. Just like with GPU acceleration, nothing about the general inference -workflow has to be changed. Simply enable MPI usage in MALA +Currently, there is no direct GPU acceleration for the total energy +calculation. For smaller calculations, this is unproblematic, but it can become +an issue for systems of even moderate size. To alleviate this problem, MALA +provides an optimized total energy calculation routine which utilizes a +Gaussian representation of atomic positions. In this algorithm, most of the +computational overhead of the total energy calculation is offloaded to the +computation of this Gaussian representation. This calculation is realized via +LAMMPS and can therefore be GPU accelerated (parallelized) in the same fashion +as the bispectrum descriptor calculation. If a GPU is activated (and LAMMPS +is available), this option will be used by default. It can also manually be +activated via + + .. code-block:: python + + parameters.use_atomic_density_formula = True + +The Gaussian representation algorithm is describe in +the publication `Predicting electronic structures at any length scale with machine learning `_. + +.. _production_parallel: + +Parallel predictions +******************** + +MALA predictions may be run on a large number of processing units, either +CPU or GPU. To do so, simply enable MPI usage in MALA .. code-block:: python parameters.use_mpi = True -Please be aware that GPU and MPI usage are mutually exclusive for inference -at the moment. Once MPI is activated, you can start the MPI aware Python script -with a large number of CPUs to simulate materials at large length scales. +Once MPI is activated, you can start the MPI aware Python script using +``mpirun``, ``srun`` or whichever MPI wrapper is used on your machine. -By default, MALA can only operate with a number of CPUs by which the +By default, MALA can only operate with a number of processes by which the z-dimension of the inference grid can be evenly divided, since the Quantum ESPRESSO backend of MALA by default only divides data along the z-dimension. If you, e.g., have an inference grid of ``[200,200,200]`` points, you can use -a maximum of 200 CPUs. Using, e.g., 224 CPUs will lead to an error. +a maximum of 200 ranks. Using, e.g., 224 CPUs will lead to an error. Parallelization can further be made more efficient by also enabling splitting in the y-dimension. This is done by setting the parameter @@ -91,8 +123,9 @@ in the y-dimension. This is done by setting the parameter to an integer value ``ysplit`` (default: 0). If ``ysplit`` is not zero, each z-plane will be divided ``ysplit`` times for the parallelization. If you, e.g., have an inference grid of ``[200,200,200]``, you could use -400 CPUs and ``ysplit`` of 2. Then, the grid will be sliced into 200 z-planes, -and each z-plane will be sliced twice, allowing even faster inference. +400 processes and ``ysplit`` of 2. Then, the grid will be sliced into 200 +z-planes, and each z-plane will be sliced twice, allowing even faster +inference. Visualizing observables ************************ @@ -132,4 +165,3 @@ With the exception of the electronic density, which is saved into the ``.cube`` format for visualization with regular electronic structure visualization software, all of these observables can be plotted with Python based visualization libraries such as ``matplotlib``. - diff --git a/docs/source/advanced_usage/trainingmodel.rst b/docs/source/advanced_usage/trainingmodel.rst index ddb429368..9b118d86b 100644 --- a/docs/source/advanced_usage/trainingmodel.rst +++ b/docs/source/advanced_usage/trainingmodel.rst @@ -77,7 +77,7 @@ Specifically, when setting .. code-block:: python - parameters.running.after_before_training_metric = "band_energy" + parameters.running.after_training_metric = "band_energy" the error in the band energy between actual and predicted LDOS will be calculated and printed before and after network training (in meV/atom). @@ -194,29 +194,137 @@ keyword, you can fine-tune the number of new snapshots being created. By default, the same number of snapshots as had been provided will be created (if possible). -Using tensorboard -****************** +Logging metrics during training +******************************* + +Training progress in MALA can be visualized via tensorboard or wandb, as also shown +in the file ``advanced/ex03_tensor_board``. Simply select a logger prior to training as + + .. code-block:: python + + parameters.running.logger = "tensorboard" + parameters.running.logging_dir = "mala_vis" -Training routines in MALA can be visualized via tensorboard, as also shown -in the file ``advanced/ex03_tensor_board``. Simply enable tensorboard -visualization prior to training via +or .. code-block:: python - # 0: No visualizatuon, 1: loss and learning rate, 2: like 1, - # but additionally weights and biases are saved - parameters.running.visualisation = 1 - parameters.running.visualisation_dir = "mala_vis" + import wandb + wandb.init( + project="mala_training", + entity="your_wandb_entity" + ) + parameters.running.logger = "wandb" + parameters.running.logging_dir = "mala_vis" + +where ``logging_dir`` specifies some directory in which to save the +MALA logging data. You can also select which metrics to record via + + .. code-block:: python + + parameters.validation_metrics = ["ldos", "dos", "density", "total_energy"] + +Full list of available metrics: + - "ldos": MSE of the LDOS. + - "band_energy": Band energy. + - "band_energy_actual_fe": Band energy computed with ground truth Fermi energy. + - "total_energy": Total energy. + - "total_energy_actual_fe": Total energy computed with ground truth Fermi energy. + - "fermi_energy": Fermi energy. + - "density": Electron density. + - "density_relative": Rlectron density (Mean Absolute Percentage Error). + - "dos": Density of states. + - "dos_relative": Density of states (Mean Absolute Percentage Error). -where ``visualisation_dir`` specifies some directory in which to save the -MALA visualization data. Afterwards, you can run the training without any +To save time and resources you can specify the logging interval via + + .. code-block:: python + + parameters.running.validate_every_n_epochs = 10 + +If you want to monitor the degree to which the model overfits to the training data, +you can use the option + + .. code-block:: python + + parameters.running.validate_on_training_data = True + +MALA will evaluate the validation metrics on the training set as well as the validation set. + +Afterwards, you can run the training without any other modifications. Once training is finished (or during training, in case you want to use tensorboard to monitor progress), you can launch tensorboard via .. code-block:: bash - tensorboard --logdir path_to_visualization + tensorboard --logdir path_to_log_directory + +The full path for ``path_to_log_directory`` can be accessed via +``trainer.full_logging_path``. + +If you're using wandb, you can monitor the training progress on the wandb website. + +Training in parallel +******************** + +If large models or large data sets are employed, training may be slow even +if a GPU is used. In this case, multiple GPUs can be employed with MALA +using the ``DistributedDataParallel`` (DDP) formalism of the ``torch`` library. +To use DDP, make sure you have `NCCL `_ +installed on your system. + +To activate and use DDP in MALA, almost no modification of your training script +is necessary. Simply activate DDP in your ``Parameters`` object. Make sure to +also enable GPU, since parallel training is currently only supported on GPUs. + + .. code-block:: python + + parameters = mala.Parameters() + parameters.use_gpu = True + parameters.use_ddp = True + +MALA is now set up for parallel training. DDP works across multiple compute +nodes on HPC infrastructure as well as on a single machine hosting multiple +GPUs. While essentially no modification of the python script is necessary, some +modifications for calling the python script may be necessary, to ensure +that DDP has all the information it needs for inter/intra-node communication. +This setup *may* differ across machines/clusters. During testing, the +following setup was confirmed to work on an HPC cluster using the +``slurm`` scheduler. + + .. code-block:: bash + + #SBATCH --nodes=NUMBER_OF_NODES + #SBATCH --ntasks-per-node=NUMBER_OF_TASKS_PER_NODE + #SBATCH --gres=gpu:NUMBER_OF_TASKS_PER_NODE + # Add more arguments as needed + ... + + # Load more modules as needed + ... + + # This port can be arbitrarily chosen. + # Given here is the torchrun default + export MASTER_PORT=29500 + + # Find out the host node. + echo "NODELIST="${SLURM_NODELIST} + master_addr=$(scontrol show hostnames "$SLURM_JOB_NODELIST" | head -n 1) + export MASTER_ADDR=$master_addr + echo "MASTER_ADDR="$MASTER_ADDR + + # Run using srun. + srun -N NUMBER_OF_NODES -u bash -c ' + # Export additional per process variables + export RANK=$SLURM_PROCID + export LOCAL_RANK=$SLURM_LOCALID + export WORLD_SIZE=$SLURM_NTASKS + + python3 -u training.py + ' + +An overview of environment variables to be set can be found `in the official documentation `_. +A general tutorial on DDP itself can be found `here `_. + -The full path for ``path_to_visualization`` can be accessed via -``trainer.full_visualization_path``. diff --git a/docs/source/basic_usage/hyperparameters.rst b/docs/source/basic_usage/hyperparameters.rst index 11742932d..d10bb440e 100644 --- a/docs/source/basic_usage/hyperparameters.rst +++ b/docs/source/basic_usage/hyperparameters.rst @@ -118,9 +118,9 @@ properties of the ``Parameters`` class: during the optimization. - ``network.layer_sizes`` - ``"int"``, ``"categorical"`` - * - ``"trainingtype"`` + * - ``"optimizer"`` - Optimization algorithm used during the NN optimization. - - ``running.trainingtype`` + - ``running.optimizer`` - ``"categorical"`` * - ``"mini_batch_size"`` - Size of the mini batches used to calculate the gradient during diff --git a/docs/source/basic_usage/more_data.rst b/docs/source/basic_usage/more_data.rst index afd33a1b8..d643e8c6c 100644 --- a/docs/source/basic_usage/more_data.rst +++ b/docs/source/basic_usage/more_data.rst @@ -4,7 +4,7 @@ Data generation and conversion MALA operates on volumetric data. Volumetric data is stored in binary files. By default - and discussed here, in the introductory guide - this means ``numpy`` files (``.npy`` files). Advanced data storing techniques -are :ref:`also available ` +are :ref:`also available `. Data generation ############### @@ -24,9 +24,18 @@ create data for MALA. In order to do so Make sure to use enough k-points in the DFT calculation (LDOS sampling requires denser k-grids then regular DFT calculations) and an appropriate energy grid when calculating the LDOS. See the `initial MALA publication `_ -for more information on this topic. Lastly, when calculating -the LDOS with ``pp.x``, make sure to set ``use_gauss_ldos=.true.`` in the -``inputpp`` section. +for more information on this topic. + +Also be aware that due to error cancellation in the total free energy, using +regular SCF accuracy may be not be sufficient to accurately sample the LDOS. +If you work with systems which include regions of small electronic density +(e.g., non-metallic systems, 2D systems, etc.) the MALA team strongly advises +to reduce the SCF threshold by roughly three orders of magnitude. I.e., if the +default SCF accuracy in Quantum ESPRESSO is 1e-6, one should use 1e-9 for such +systems. + +Lastly, when calculating the LDOS with ``pp.x``, make sure to set +``use_gauss_ldos=.true.`` in the ``inputpp`` section. Data conversion diff --git a/docs/source/basic_usage/predictions.rst b/docs/source/basic_usage/predictions.rst index a3fd54f5d..00a7a70f7 100644 --- a/docs/source/basic_usage/predictions.rst +++ b/docs/source/basic_usage/predictions.rst @@ -6,6 +6,12 @@ This guide follows the examples ``ex05_run_predictions.py`` and ``ex06_ase_calculator.py``. In the :ref:`advanced section ` on this topic, performance tweaks and extended access to observables are covered. +.. note:: + If you are working with a 2D-system, and you have explicitly calculated + training data as a 2D-system in Quantum ESPRESSO, make sure to set + ``parameters.target.assume_two_dimensional = True`` before any prediction. + + In order to get direct access to electronic structure via ML, MALA uses the ``Predictor`` class. Provided that the trained model was saved with all the necessary information on the bispectrum descriptors and the LDOS, diff --git a/docs/source/basic_usage/trainingmodel.rst b/docs/source/basic_usage/trainingmodel.rst index 3995865e6..53cb8a8df 100644 --- a/docs/source/basic_usage/trainingmodel.rst +++ b/docs/source/basic_usage/trainingmodel.rst @@ -28,14 +28,14 @@ options to train a simple network with example data, namely parameters = mala.Parameters() parameters.data.input_rescaling_type = "feature-wise-standard" - parameters.data.output_rescaling_type = "normal" + parameters.data.output_rescaling_type = "minmax" parameters.network.layer_activations = ["ReLU"] parameters.running.max_number_epochs = 100 parameters.running.mini_batch_size = 40 parameters.running.learning_rate = 0.00001 - parameters.running.trainingtype = "Adam" + parameters.running.optimizer = "Adam" parameters.verbosity = 1 # level of output; 1 is standard, 0 is low, 2 is debug. Here, we can see that the ``Parameters`` object contains multiple @@ -43,15 +43,18 @@ sub-objects dealing with the individual aspects of the workflow. In the first two lines, which data scaling MALA should employ. Scaling data greatly improves the performance of NN based ML models. Options are -* ``None``: No normalization is applied. +* ``None``: No scaling is applied. -* ``standard``: Standardization (Scale to mean 0, standard deviation 1) +* ``standard``: Standardization (Scale to mean 0, standard deviation 1) is + applied to the entire array. -* ``normal``: Min-Max scaling (Scale to be in range 0...1) +* ``minmax``: Min-Max scaling (Scale to be in range 0...1) is applied to the entire array. -* ``feature-wise-standard``: Row Standardization (Scale to mean 0, standard deviation 1) +* ``feature-wise-standard``: Standardization (Scale to mean 0, standard + deviation 1) is applied to each feature dimension individually. -* ``feature-wise-normal``: Row Min-Max scaling (Scale to be in range 0...1) +* ``feature-wise-minmax``: Min-Max scaling (Scale to be in range 0...1) is + applied to each feature dimension individually. Here, we specify that MALA should standardize the input (=descriptors) by feature (i.e., each entry of the vector separately on the grid) and diff --git a/docs/source/citing.rst b/docs/source/citing.rst index d8b91e100..37e821d4a 100644 --- a/docs/source/citing.rst +++ b/docs/source/citing.rst @@ -67,10 +67,19 @@ range, please cite the respective transferability studies: @article{MALA_temperaturetransfer, - title={Machine learning the electronic structure of matter across temperatures}, - author={Fiedler, Lenz and Modine, Normand A and Miller, Kyle D and Cangi, Attila}, - journal={arXiv preprint arXiv:2306.06032}, - year={2023} + title = {Machine learning the electronic structure of matter across temperatures}, + author = {Fiedler, Lenz and Modine, Normand A. and Miller, Kyle D. and Cangi, Attila}, + journal = {Phys. Rev. B}, + volume = {108}, + issue = {12}, + pages = {125146}, + numpages = {16}, + year = {2023}, + month = {Sep}, + publisher = {American Physical Society}, + doi = {10.1103/PhysRevB.108.125146}, + url = {https://link.aps.org/doi/10.1103/PhysRevB.108.125146} } + diff --git a/docs/source/conf.py b/docs/source/conf.py index ca6f225d7..7c205cba0 100644 --- a/docs/source/conf.py +++ b/docs/source/conf.py @@ -13,25 +13,31 @@ import os import subprocess import sys + # sys.path.insert(0, os.path.abspath('.')) -sys.path.insert(0, os.path.abspath('../../')) +sys.path.insert(0, os.path.abspath("../../")) # -- Project information ----------------------------------------------------- -project = 'Materials Learning Algorithms (MALA)' -copyright = '2021 National Technology & Engineering Solutions of Sandia, ' \ - 'LLC (NTESS). Under the terms of Contract DE-NA0003525 with NTESS, ' \ - 'the U.S. Government retains certain rights in this software. ' \ - 'Attila Cangi, J. Austin Ellis, Lenz Fiedler, Daniel Kotik, ' \ - 'Normand Modine, Sivasankaran Rajamanickam, Steve Schmerler, Aidan Thompson' +project = "Materials Learning Algorithms (MALA)" +copyright = ( + "2021 National Technology & Engineering Solutions of Sandia, " + "LLC (NTESS). Under the terms of Contract DE-NA0003525 with NTESS, " + "the U.S. Government retains certain rights in this software. " + "Attila Cangi, J. Austin Ellis, Lenz Fiedler, Daniel Kotik, " + "Normand Modine, Sivasankaran Rajamanickam, Steve Schmerler, Aidan Thompson" +) -author = 'Attila Cangi, J. Austin Ellis, Lenz Fiedler, Daniel Kotik, ' \ - 'Normand Modine, Sivasankaran Rajamanickam, Steve Schmerler, Aidan Thompson' +author = ( + "Attila Cangi, J. Austin Ellis, Lenz Fiedler, Daniel Kotik, " + "Normand Modine, Sivasankaran Rajamanickam, Steve Schmerler, Aidan Thompson" +) # The version info for the project -tag = subprocess.run(['git', 'describe', '--tags'], capture_output=True, - text=True) +tag = subprocess.run( + ["git", "describe", "--tags"], capture_output=True, text=True +) version = tag.stdout.strip() @@ -41,46 +47,47 @@ # extensions coming with Sphinx (named 'sphinx.ext.*') or your custom # ones. extensions = [ - 'myst_parser', - 'sphinx_markdown_tables', - 'sphinx_copybutton', - 'sphinx.ext.autodoc', - 'sphinx.ext.autosummary', - 'sphinx.ext.coverage', - 'sphinx.ext.mathjax', - 'sphinx.ext.intersphinx', - 'sphinx.ext.napoleon', - 'sphinx.ext.viewcode', - 'sphinx.ext.githubpages', + "myst_parser", + "sphinx_markdown_tables", + "sphinx_copybutton", + "sphinx.ext.autodoc", + "sphinx.ext.autosummary", + "sphinx.ext.coverage", + "sphinx.ext.mathjax", + "sphinx.ext.intersphinx", + "sphinx.ext.napoleon", + "sphinx.ext.viewcode", + "sphinx.ext.githubpages", ] napoleon_google_docstring = False napoleon_numpy_docstring = True autodoc_mock_imports = [ - 'ase', - 'optuna', - 'mpmath', - 'torch', - 'numpy', - 'scipy', - 'oapackage', - 'matplotlib', - 'horovod', - 'lammps', - 'total_energy', - 'pqkmeans', - 'dftpy', - 'asap3', - 'openpmd_io' + "ase", + "optuna", + "mpmath", + "torch", + "numpy", + "scipy", + "oapackage", + "matplotlib", + "lammps", + "total_energy", + "pqkmeans", + "dftpy", + "asap3", + "openpmd_io", + "skspatial", + "tqdm", ] myst_heading_anchors = 3 -autodoc_member_order = 'groupwise' +autodoc_member_order = "groupwise" # Add any paths that contain templates here, relative to this directory. -templates_path = ['templates'] +templates_path = ["templates"] # List of patterns, relative to source directory, that match files and # directories to ignore when looking for source files. @@ -93,7 +100,7 @@ # The theme to use for HTML and HTML Help pages. See the documentation for # a list of builtin themes. # -html_theme = 'sphinx_rtd_theme' +html_theme = "sphinx_rtd_theme" # Add any paths that contain custom static files (such as style sheets) here, # relative to this directory. They are copied after the builtin static files, @@ -101,22 +108,22 @@ html_logo = "./img/logos/mala_horizontal_white.png" html_context = { - 'display_github': True, - 'github_repo': 'mala-project/mala', - 'github_version': 'develop', - 'conf_py_path': '/docs/source/', + "display_github": True, + "github_repo": "mala-project/mala", + "github_version": "develop", + "conf_py_path": "/docs/source/", } html_theme_options = { - 'logo_only': True, - 'display_version': False, + "logo_only": True, + "display_version": False, } -html_static_path = ['_static'] +html_static_path = ["_static"] # html_static_path = [] html_css_files = ["css/custom.css"] # The name of an image file (relative to this directory) to place at the top # of the sidebar. -#html_logo = "./img/logos/mala_vertical.png" +# html_logo = "./img/logos/mala_vertical.png" # The name of an image file (relative to this directory) to use as a favicon of # the docs. This file should be a Windows icon file (.ico) being 16x16 or 32x32 @@ -125,12 +132,9 @@ # The suffix of source file names. source_suffix = { - '.rst': 'restructuredtext', - '.txt': 'markdown', - '.md': 'markdown', + ".rst": "restructuredtext", + ".txt": "markdown", + ".md": "markdown", } add_module_names = False - - - diff --git a/docs/source/index.md b/docs/source/index.md index faffd199d..218acbf53 100644 --- a/docs/source/index.md +++ b/docs/source/index.md @@ -93,11 +93,12 @@ MALA has been employed in various publications, showcasing its versatility and e data calculated for hundreds of atoms, MALA can predict the electronic structure of up to 100'000 atoms. -- [Machine learning the electronic structure of matter across temperatures](https://doi.org/10.48550/arXiv.2306.06032) (arXiv preprint) +- [Machine learning the electronic structure of matter across temperatures](https://doi.org/10.1103/PhysRevB.108.125146) (Phys. Rev. B) by L. Fiedler, N. A. Modine, K. D. Miller, A. Cangi - - Currently in the preprint stage. Shown here is the temperature - tranferability of MALA models. + - This publication shows how MALA models can be employed across temperature + ranges. It is demonstrated how such models account for both ionic and + electronic temperature effects of materials. diff --git a/docs/source/install/installing_lammps.rst b/docs/source/install/installing_lammps.rst index f8481abdc..84cc16569 100644 --- a/docs/source/install/installing_lammps.rst +++ b/docs/source/install/installing_lammps.rst @@ -1,3 +1,5 @@ +.. _lammpsinstallation: + Installing LAMMPS ================== @@ -39,18 +41,24 @@ The MALA team recommends to build LAMMPS with ``cmake``. To do so * ``Kokkos_ARCH_GPUARCH=???``: Your GPU architecture (see see `Kokkos instructions `_) * ``CMAKE_CXX_COMPILER=???``: Path to the ``nvcc_wrapper`` executable shipped with the LAMMPS code, should be at ``/your/path/to/lammps/lib/kokkos/bin/nvcc_wrapper`` -* For example, this configures the LAMMPS cmake build with Kokkos support - for an Intel Haswell CPU and an Nvidia Volta GPU, with MPI support: + + For example, this configures the LAMMPS cmake build with Kokkos support + for an Intel Haswell CPU and an Nvidia Volta GPU, with MPI support: .. code-block:: bash cmake ../cmake -D PKG_KOKKOS=yes -D BUILD_MPI=yes -D PKG_ML-SNAP=yes -D Kokkos_ENABLE_CUDA=yes -D Kokkos_ARCH_HSW=yes -D Kokkos_ARCH_VOLTA70=yes -D CMAKE_CXX_COMPILER=/path/to/lammps/lib/kokkos/bin/nvcc_wrapper -D BUILD_SHARED_LIBS=yes +.. note:: + When using a GPU by setting ``parameters.use_gpu = True``, you *need* to + have a GPU version of ``LAMMPS`` installed. See :ref:`production_gpu` for + details. * Build the library and executable with ``cmake --build .`` (Add ``--parallel=8`` for a faster build) + Installing the Python extension ******************************** diff --git a/docs/source/install/installing_mala.rst b/docs/source/install/installing_mala.rst index 9a46ed5b5..fd58087b7 100644 --- a/docs/source/install/installing_mala.rst +++ b/docs/source/install/installing_mala.rst @@ -4,8 +4,8 @@ Installing MALA Prerequisites ************** -MALA does not depend on a specific Python version. The most recent Python -version it has been tested with successfully is Python ``3.10.4``. +MALA supports any Python version starting from ``3.10.4``. No upper limit on +Python versions are enforced. The most recent *tested* version is ``3.10.12``. MALA requires ``torch`` in order to function. As the installation of torch depends highly on the architecture you are using, ``torch`` will not @@ -37,17 +37,13 @@ The examples and tests need additional data to run. The MALA team provides a to check out the correct tag for the data repository, since the data repository itself is subject to ongoing development as well. -Also make sure to have the `Git LFS `_ installed on your -machine, since the data repository operates using Git LFS to handle large -binary files for example training data. - * Download data repository and check out correct tag: .. code-block:: bash git clone https://github.com/mala-project/test-data ~/path/to/data/repo cd ~/path/to/data/repo - git checkout v1.7.0 + git checkout v1.8.1 * Export the path to that repo by ``export MALA_DATA_REPO=~/path/to/data/repo`` diff --git a/docs/source/install/installing_qe.rst b/docs/source/install/installing_qe.rst index 3b426ba48..9ff514c7a 100644 --- a/docs/source/install/installing_qe.rst +++ b/docs/source/install/installing_qe.rst @@ -4,24 +4,25 @@ Installing Quantum ESPRESSO (total energy module) Prerequisites ************* -To run the total energy module, you need a full Quantum ESPRESSO installation, -for which to install the Python bindings. This module has been tested with -version ``7.2.``, the most recent version at the time of this release of MALA. -Newer versions may work (untested), but installation instructions may vary. +To build and run the total energy module, you need a full Quantum ESPRESSO +installation, for which to install the Python bindings. This module has been +tested with version ``7.2.``, the most recent version at the time of this +release of MALA. Newer versions may work (untested), but installation +instructions may vary. Make sure you have an (MPI-aware) F90 compiler such as ``mpif90`` (e.g. Debian-ish machine: ``apt install openmpi-bin``, on an HPC cluster something like ``module load openmpi gcc``). Make sure to use the same compiler for QE and the extension. This should be the default case, but if problems arise you can manually select the compiler via -``--f90exec=`` in ``build_total_energy_energy_module.sh`` +``--f90exec=`` in ``build_total_energy_module.sh`` We assume that QE's ``configure`` script will find your system libs, e.g. use ``-lblas``, ``-llapack`` and ``-lfftw3``. We use those by default in -``build_total_energy_energy_module.sh``. If you have, say, the MKL library, +``build_total_energy_module.sh``. If you have, say, the MKL library, you may see ``configure`` use something like ``-lmkl_intel_lp64 -lmkl_sequential -lmkl_core`` when building QE. In this case you have to modify -``build_total_energy_energy_module.sh`` to use the same libraries! +``build_total_energy_module.sh`` to use the same libraries! Build Quantum ESPRESSO ********************** @@ -35,10 +36,16 @@ Build Quantum ESPRESSO * Change to the ``external_modules/total_energy_module`` directory of the MALA repository +.. note:: + At the moment, building QE using ``cmake`` `doesn't work together with the + build_total_energy_module.sh script + `_. Please use the + ``configure`` + ``make`` build workflow. + Installing the Python extension ******************************** -* Run ``build_total_energy_energy_module.sh /path/to/your/q-e``. +* Run ``build_total_energy_module.sh /path/to/your/q-e``. * If the build is successful, a file named something like ``total_energy.cpython-39m-x86_64-linux-gnu.so`` will be generated. This is diff --git a/docs/source/installation.rst b/docs/source/installation.rst index 9dd586d49..6972a14a0 100644 --- a/docs/source/installation.rst +++ b/docs/source/installation.rst @@ -4,25 +4,30 @@ Installation As a software package, MALA consists of three parts: 1. The actual Python package ``mala``, which this documentation accompanies -2. The `LAMMPS `_ code, which is used by MALA to - encode atomic structures on the real-space grid -3. The `Quantum ESPRESSO `_ (QE) code, which +2. The `Quantum ESPRESSO `_ (QE) code, which is used by MALA to post-process the LDOS into total free energies (via the so called "total energy module") +3. The `LAMMPS `_ code, which is used by MALA to + encode atomic structures on the real-space grid (optional, but highly + recommended!) All three parts require separate installations. The most important one is the first one, i.e., the Python library, and you can access a lot of MALA functionalities by just installing the MALA Python library, especially when working with precalculated input and output data (e.g. for model training). -For access to all feature, you will have to furthermore install the LAMMPS -and QE codes and associated Python bindings. The installation has been tested -on Linux (Ubuntu/CentOS), Windows and macOS. The individual installation steps -are given in: +For access to all feature, you will have to furthermore install the QE code. +The calculations performed by LAMMPS are also implemented in the python part +of MALA. For small test calculations and development tasks, you therefore do +not need LAMMPS. For realistic simulations the python implementation is not +efficient enough, and you have to use LAMMPS. + +The installation has been tested on Linux (Ubuntu/CentOS), Windows and macOS. +The individual installation steps are given in: .. toctree:: :maxdepth: 1 install/installing_mala - install/installing_lammps install/installing_qe + install/installing_lammps diff --git a/examples/advanced/ex01_checkpoint_training.py b/examples/advanced/ex01_checkpoint_training.py index 857500d5e..af8ee5687 100644 --- a/examples/advanced/ex01_checkpoint_training.py +++ b/examples/advanced/ex01_checkpoint_training.py @@ -3,17 +3,16 @@ import mala from mala import printout -from mala.datahandling.data_repo import data_repo_path -data_path = os.path.join(data_repo_path, "Be2") +from mala.datahandling.data_repo import data_path """ -Shows how a training run can be paused and +Shows how a training run can be paused and resumed. Delete the ex07.zip file prior to execution to see the effect of checkpointing. -Afterwards, execute this script twice to see how MALA progresses from a +Afterwards, execute this script twice to see how MALA progresses from a checkpoint. As the number of total epochs cannot be divided by the number -of epochs after which a checkpoint is created without residual, this will -lead to MALA performing the missing epochs again. +of epochs after which a checkpoint is created without residual, this will +lead to MALA performing the missing epochs again. """ @@ -22,12 +21,12 @@ def initial_setup(): parameters = mala.Parameters() parameters.data.data_splitting_type = "by_snapshot" parameters.data.input_rescaling_type = "feature-wise-standard" - parameters.data.output_rescaling_type = "normal" + parameters.data.output_rescaling_type = "minmax" parameters.network.layer_activations = ["ReLU"] parameters.running.max_number_epochs = 9 parameters.running.mini_batch_size = 8 parameters.running.learning_rate = 0.00001 - parameters.running.trainingtype = "Adam" + parameters.running.optimizer = "Adam" # We checkpoint the training every 5 epochs and save the results # as "ex07". @@ -35,15 +34,27 @@ def initial_setup(): parameters.running.checkpoint_name = "ex01_checkpoint" data_handler = mala.DataHandler(parameters) - data_handler.add_snapshot("Be_snapshot0.in.npy", data_path, - "Be_snapshot0.out.npy", data_path, "tr") - data_handler.add_snapshot("Be_snapshot1.in.npy", data_path, - "Be_snapshot1.out.npy", data_path, "va") + data_handler.add_snapshot( + "Be_snapshot0.in.npy", + data_path, + "Be_snapshot0.out.npy", + data_path, + "tr", + ) + data_handler.add_snapshot( + "Be_snapshot1.in.npy", + data_path, + "Be_snapshot1.out.npy", + data_path, + "va", + ) data_handler.prepare_data() - parameters.network.layer_sizes = [data_handler.input_dimension, - 100, - data_handler.output_dimension] + parameters.network.layer_sizes = [ + data_handler.input_dimension, + 100, + data_handler.output_dimension, + ] test_network = mala.Network(parameters) test_trainer = mala.Trainer(parameters, test_network, data_handler) @@ -52,12 +63,12 @@ def initial_setup(): if mala.Trainer.run_exists("ex01_checkpoint"): - parameters, network, datahandler, trainer = \ - mala.Trainer.load_run("ex01_checkpoint") + parameters, network, datahandler, trainer = mala.Trainer.load_run( + "ex01_checkpoint" + ) printout("Starting resumed training.") else: parameters, network, datahandler, trainer = initial_setup() printout("Starting original training.") trainer.train_network() - diff --git a/examples/advanced/ex02_shuffle_data.py b/examples/advanced/ex02_shuffle_data.py index 7b93980fa..db75d5154 100644 --- a/examples/advanced/ex02_shuffle_data.py +++ b/examples/advanced/ex02_shuffle_data.py @@ -2,14 +2,12 @@ import mala -from mala.datahandling.data_repo import data_repo_path - -data_path = os.path.join(data_repo_path, "Be2") +from mala.datahandling.data_repo import data_path """ Shows how data can be shuffled amongst multiple -snapshots, which is very useful in the lazy loading case, where this cannot be -easily done in memory. +snapshots, which is very useful in the lazy loading case, where this cannot be +easily done in memory. """ @@ -19,9 +17,12 @@ parameters.data.shuffling_seed = 1234 data_shuffler = mala.DataShuffler(parameters) -data_shuffler.add_snapshot("Be_snapshot0.in.npy", data_path, - "Be_snapshot0.out.npy", data_path) -data_shuffler.add_snapshot("Be_snapshot1.in.npy", data_path, - "Be_snapshot1.out.npy", data_path) -data_shuffler.shuffle_snapshots(complete_save_path=".", - save_name="Be_shuffled*") +data_shuffler.add_snapshot( + "Be_snapshot0.in.npy", data_path, "Be_snapshot0.out.npy", data_path +) +data_shuffler.add_snapshot( + "Be_snapshot1.in.npy", data_path, "Be_snapshot1.out.npy", data_path +) +data_shuffler.shuffle_snapshots( + complete_save_path=".", save_name="Be_shuffled*" +) diff --git a/examples/advanced/ex03_tensor_board.py b/examples/advanced/ex03_tensor_board.py index b9d436a12..cf1e884a7 100644 --- a/examples/advanced/ex03_tensor_board.py +++ b/examples/advanced/ex03_tensor_board.py @@ -3,43 +3,62 @@ import mala from mala import printout -from mala.datahandling.data_repo import data_repo_path -data_path = os.path.join(data_repo_path, "Be2") - +from mala.datahandling.data_repo import data_path """ -Shows how a NN training by MALA can be visualized using +Shows how a NN training by MALA can be visualized using tensorboard. The training is a basic MALA network training. """ parameters = mala.Parameters() parameters.data.input_rescaling_type = "feature-wise-standard" -parameters.data.output_rescaling_type = "normal" +parameters.data.output_rescaling_type = "minmax" +parameters.targets.ldos_gridsize = 11 +parameters.targets.ldos_gridspacing_ev = 2.5 +parameters.targets.ldos_gridoffset_ev = -5 parameters.network.layer_activations = ["ReLU"] parameters.running.max_number_epochs = 100 parameters.running.mini_batch_size = 40 parameters.running.learning_rate = 0.001 -parameters.running.trainingtype = "Adam" +parameters.running.optimizer = "Adam" # Turn the visualization on and select a folder to save the visualization # files into. -parameters.running.visualisation = 1 -parameters.running.visualisation_dir = "mala_vis" - +parameters.running.logger = "tensorboard" +parameters.running.logging_dir = "mala_vis" +parameters.running.validation_metrics = ["ldos", "band_energy"] +parameters.running.validate_every_n_epochs = 5 data_handler = mala.DataHandler(parameters) -data_handler.add_snapshot("Be_snapshot0.in.npy", data_path, - "Be_snapshot0.out.npy", data_path, "tr") -data_handler.add_snapshot("Be_snapshot1.in.npy", data_path, - "Be_snapshot1.out.npy", data_path, "va") +data_handler.add_snapshot( + "Be_snapshot0.in.npy", + data_path, + "Be_snapshot0.out.npy", + data_path, + "tr", + calculation_output_file=os.path.join(data_path, "Be_snapshot0.out"), +) +data_handler.add_snapshot( + "Be_snapshot1.in.npy", + data_path, + "Be_snapshot1.out.npy", + data_path, + "va", + calculation_output_file=os.path.join(data_path, "Be_snapshot1.out"), +) data_handler.prepare_data() -parameters.network.layer_sizes = [data_handler.input_dimension, - 100, - data_handler.output_dimension] +parameters.network.layer_sizes = [ + data_handler.input_dimension, + 100, + data_handler.output_dimension, +] network = mala.Network(parameters) trainer = mala.Trainer(parameters, network, data_handler) trainer.train_network() -printout("Run finished, launch tensorboard with \"tensorboard --logdir " + - trainer.full_visualization_path + "\"") +printout( + 'Run finished, launch tensorboard with "tensorboard --logdir ' + + trainer.full_logging_path + + '"' +) diff --git a/examples/advanced/ex04_acsd.py b/examples/advanced/ex04_acsd.py index 434fb6d17..53b4b82bd 100644 --- a/examples/advanced/ex04_acsd.py +++ b/examples/advanced/ex04_acsd.py @@ -1,13 +1,11 @@ import os import mala -import numpy as np -from mala.datahandling.data_repo import data_repo_path -data_path = os.path.join(data_repo_path, "Be2") +from mala.datahandling.data_repo import data_path """ Shows how MALA can be used to optimize descriptor -parameters based on the ACSD analysis (see hyperparameter paper in the +parameters based on the ACSD analysis (see hyperparameter paper in the documentation for mathematical details). """ @@ -29,12 +27,20 @@ # When adding data for the ACSD analysis, add preprocessed LDOS data for # and a calculation output for the descriptor calculation. #################### -hyperoptimizer.add_snapshot("espresso-out", os.path.join(data_path, "Be_snapshot1.out"), - "numpy", os.path.join(data_path, "Be_snapshot1.out.npy"), - target_units="1/(Ry*Bohr^3)") -hyperoptimizer.add_snapshot("espresso-out", os.path.join(data_path, "Be_snapshot2.out"), - "numpy", os.path.join(data_path, "Be_snapshot2.out.npy"), - target_units="1/(Ry*Bohr^3)") +hyperoptimizer.add_snapshot( + "espresso-out", + os.path.join(data_path, "Be_snapshot1.out"), + "numpy", + os.path.join(data_path, "Be_snapshot1.out.npy"), + target_units="1/(Ry*Bohr^3)", +) +hyperoptimizer.add_snapshot( + "espresso-out", + os.path.join(data_path, "Be_snapshot2.out"), + "numpy", + os.path.join(data_path, "Be_snapshot2.out.npy"), + target_units="1/(Ry*Bohr^3)", +) # If you plan to plot the results (recommended for exploratory searches), # the optimizer can return the necessary quantities to plot. diff --git a/examples/advanced/ex05_checkpoint_hyperparameter_optimization.py b/examples/advanced/ex05_checkpoint_hyperparameter_optimization.py index 7bee9aec9..7680c7a91 100644 --- a/examples/advanced/ex05_checkpoint_hyperparameter_optimization.py +++ b/examples/advanced/ex05_checkpoint_hyperparameter_optimization.py @@ -1,17 +1,15 @@ import os import mala -from mala import printout -from mala.datahandling.data_repo import data_repo_path -data_path = os.path.join(data_repo_path, "Be2") +from mala.datahandling.data_repo import data_path """ -Shows how a hyperparameter optimization run can +Shows how a hyperparameter optimization run can be paused and resumed. Delete all ex04_*.pkl and ex04_*.pth prior to execution. -Afterwards, execute this script twice to see how MALA progresses from a +Afterwards, execute this script twice to see how MALA progresses from a checkpoint. As the number of trials cannot be divided by the number -of epochs after which a checkpoint is created without residual, this will +of epochs after which a checkpoint is created without residual, this will lead to MALA performing the missing trials again. """ @@ -19,44 +17,57 @@ def initial_setup(): parameters = mala.Parameters() parameters.data.input_rescaling_type = "feature-wise-standard" - parameters.data.output_rescaling_type = "normal" + parameters.data.output_rescaling_type = "minmax" parameters.running.max_number_epochs = 10 parameters.running.mini_batch_size = 40 parameters.running.learning_rate = 0.00001 - parameters.running.trainingtype = "Adam" + parameters.running.optimizer = "Adam" parameters.hyperparameters.n_trials = 9 parameters.hyperparameters.checkpoints_each_trial = 5 parameters.hyperparameters.checkpoint_name = "ex05_checkpoint" data_handler = mala.DataHandler(parameters) - data_handler.add_snapshot("Be_snapshot0.in.npy", data_path, - "Be_snapshot0.out.npy", data_path, "tr") - data_handler.add_snapshot("Be_snapshot1.in.npy", data_path, - "Be_snapshot1.out.npy", data_path, "va") + data_handler.add_snapshot( + "Be_snapshot0.in.npy", + data_path, + "Be_snapshot0.out.npy", + data_path, + "tr", + ) + data_handler.add_snapshot( + "Be_snapshot1.in.npy", + data_path, + "Be_snapshot1.out.npy", + data_path, + "va", + ) data_handler.prepare_data() hyperoptimizer = mala.HyperOpt(parameters, data_handler) - hyperoptimizer.add_hyperparameter("float", "learning_rate", - 0.0000001, 0.01) + hyperoptimizer.add_hyperparameter( + "float", "learning_rate", 0.0000001, 0.01 + ) hyperoptimizer.add_hyperparameter("int", "ff_neurons_layer_00", 10, 100) hyperoptimizer.add_hyperparameter("int", "ff_neurons_layer_01", 10, 100) - hyperoptimizer.add_hyperparameter("categorical", "layer_activation_00", - choices=["ReLU", "Sigmoid"]) - hyperoptimizer.add_hyperparameter("categorical", "layer_activation_01", - choices=["ReLU", "Sigmoid"]) - hyperoptimizer.add_hyperparameter("categorical", "layer_activation_02", - choices=["ReLU", "Sigmoid"]) + hyperoptimizer.add_hyperparameter( + "categorical", "layer_activation_00", choices=["ReLU", "Sigmoid"] + ) + hyperoptimizer.add_hyperparameter( + "categorical", "layer_activation_01", choices=["ReLU", "Sigmoid"] + ) + hyperoptimizer.add_hyperparameter( + "categorical", "layer_activation_02", choices=["ReLU", "Sigmoid"] + ) return parameters, data_handler, hyperoptimizer if mala.HyperOptOptuna.checkpoint_exists("ex05_checkpoint"): - parameters, datahandler, hyperoptimizer = \ - mala.HyperOptOptuna.resume_checkpoint( - "ex05_checkpoint") + parameters, datahandler, hyperoptimizer = ( + mala.HyperOptOptuna.resume_checkpoint("ex05_checkpoint") + ) else: parameters, datahandler, hyperoptimizer = initial_setup() # Perform hyperparameter optimization. hyperoptimizer.perform_study() - diff --git a/examples/advanced/ex06_distributed_hyperparameter_optimization.py b/examples/advanced/ex06_distributed_hyperparameter_optimization.py index 336bddd87..4a6e42f9b 100644 --- a/examples/advanced/ex06_distributed_hyperparameter_optimization.py +++ b/examples/advanced/ex06_distributed_hyperparameter_optimization.py @@ -1,15 +1,13 @@ import os import mala -from mala import printout -from mala.datahandling.data_repo import data_repo_path -data_path = os.path.join(data_repo_path, "Be2") +from mala.datahandling.data_repo import data_path """ -ex09_distributed_hyperopt.py: Shows how a hyperparameter +ex09_distributed_hyperopt.py: Shows how a hyperparameter optimization can be sped up using a RDB storage. Ideally this should be done -using a database server system, such as PostgreSQL or MySQL. +using a database server system, such as PostgreSQL or MySQL. For this easy example, sqlite will be used. It is highly advisory not to to use this for actual, at-scale calculations! @@ -26,17 +24,17 @@ parameters = mala.Parameters() # Specify the data scaling. parameters.data.input_rescaling_type = "feature-wise-standard" -parameters.data.output_rescaling_type = "normal" +parameters.data.output_rescaling_type = "minmax" parameters.running.max_number_epochs = 5 parameters.running.mini_batch_size = 40 parameters.running.learning_rate = 0.00001 -parameters.running.trainingtype = "Adam" +parameters.running.optimizer = "Adam" parameters.hyperparameters.n_trials = 10 parameters.hyperparameters.checkpoints_each_trial = -1 parameters.hyperparameters.checkpoint_name = "ex06" parameters.hyperparameters.hyper_opt_method = "optuna" parameters.hyperparameters.study_name = "ex06" -parameters.hyperparameters.rdb_storage = 'sqlite:///ex06.db' +parameters.hyperparameters.rdb_storage = "sqlite:///ex06.db" # Hyperparameter optimization can be further refined by using ensemble training # at each step and by using a different metric then the validation loss @@ -46,31 +44,41 @@ parameters.targets.ldos_gridspacing_ev = 2.5 parameters.targets.ldos_gridoffset_ev = -5 parameters.hyperparameters.number_training_per_trial = 3 -parameters.running.after_before_training_metric = "band_energy" +parameters.running.after_training_metric = "band_energy" data_handler = mala.DataHandler(parameters) -data_handler.add_snapshot("Be_snapshot1.in.npy", data_path, - "Be_snapshot1.out.npy", data_path, "tr", - calculation_output_file= - os.path.join(data_path, "Be_snapshot1.out")) -data_handler.add_snapshot("Be_snapshot2.in.npy", data_path, - "Be_snapshot2.out.npy", data_path, "va", - calculation_output_file= - os.path.join(data_path, "Be_snapshot2.out")) +data_handler.add_snapshot( + "Be_snapshot1.in.npy", + data_path, + "Be_snapshot1.out.npy", + data_path, + "tr", + calculation_output_file=os.path.join(data_path, "Be_snapshot1.out"), +) +data_handler.add_snapshot( + "Be_snapshot2.in.npy", + data_path, + "Be_snapshot2.out.npy", + data_path, + "va", + calculation_output_file=os.path.join(data_path, "Be_snapshot2.out"), +) data_handler.prepare_data() hyperoptimizer = mala.HyperOpt(parameters, data_handler) -hyperoptimizer.add_hyperparameter("float", "learning_rate", - 0.0000001, 0.01) +hyperoptimizer.add_hyperparameter("float", "learning_rate", 0.0000001, 0.01) hyperoptimizer.add_hyperparameter("int", "ff_neurons_layer_00", 10, 100) hyperoptimizer.add_hyperparameter("int", "ff_neurons_layer_01", 10, 100) -hyperoptimizer.add_hyperparameter("categorical", "layer_activation_00", - choices=["ReLU", "Sigmoid"]) -hyperoptimizer.add_hyperparameter("categorical", "layer_activation_01", - choices=["ReLU", "Sigmoid"]) -hyperoptimizer.add_hyperparameter("categorical", "layer_activation_02", - choices=["ReLU", "Sigmoid"]) +hyperoptimizer.add_hyperparameter( + "categorical", "layer_activation_00", choices=["ReLU", "Sigmoid"] +) +hyperoptimizer.add_hyperparameter( + "categorical", "layer_activation_01", choices=["ReLU", "Sigmoid"] +) +hyperoptimizer.add_hyperparameter( + "categorical", "layer_activation_02", choices=["ReLU", "Sigmoid"] +) hyperoptimizer.perform_study() hyperoptimizer.set_optimal_parameters() diff --git a/examples/advanced/ex07_advanced_hyperparameter_optimization.py b/examples/advanced/ex07_advanced_hyperparameter_optimization.py index 48dc84850..0072ed3a0 100644 --- a/examples/advanced/ex07_advanced_hyperparameter_optimization.py +++ b/examples/advanced/ex07_advanced_hyperparameter_optimization.py @@ -3,11 +3,10 @@ import mala from mala import printout -from mala.datahandling.data_repo import data_repo_path -data_path = os.path.join(data_repo_path, "Be2") +from mala.datahandling.data_repo import data_path """ -Shows how recent developments in hyperparameter optimization techniques can be +Shows how recent developments in hyperparameter optimization techniques can be used (OAT / training-free NAS). REQUIRES OAPACKAGE. @@ -18,11 +17,11 @@ def optimize_hyperparameters(hyper_optimizer): parameters = mala.Parameters() parameters.data.input_rescaling_type = "feature-wise-standard" - parameters.data.output_rescaling_type = "normal" + parameters.data.output_rescaling_type = "minmax" parameters.running.max_number_epochs = 10 parameters.running.mini_batch_size = 40 parameters.running.learning_rate = 0.00001 - parameters.running.trainingtype = "Adam" + parameters.running.optimizer = "Adam" parameters.hyperparameters.n_trials = 8 parameters.hyperparameters.hyper_opt_method = hyper_optimizer @@ -33,30 +32,49 @@ def optimize_hyperparameters(hyper_optimizer): data_handler = mala.DataHandler(parameters) # Add all the snapshots we want to use in to the list. - data_handler.add_snapshot("Be_snapshot0.in.npy", data_path, - "Be_snapshot0.out.npy", data_path, "tr") - data_handler.add_snapshot("Be_snapshot1.in.npy", data_path, - "Be_snapshot1.out.npy", data_path, "va") - data_handler.add_snapshot("Be_snapshot2.in.npy", data_path, - "Be_snapshot2.out.npy", data_path, "te") + data_handler.add_snapshot( + "Be_snapshot0.in.npy", + data_path, + "Be_snapshot0.out.npy", + data_path, + "tr", + ) + data_handler.add_snapshot( + "Be_snapshot1.in.npy", + data_path, + "Be_snapshot1.out.npy", + data_path, + "va", + ) + data_handler.add_snapshot( + "Be_snapshot2.in.npy", + data_path, + "Be_snapshot2.out.npy", + data_path, + "te", + ) data_handler.prepare_data() printout("Read data: DONE.") hyperoptimizer = mala.HyperOpt(parameters, data_handler) - parameters.network.layer_sizes = [data_handler.input_dimension, - 100, 100, - data_handler.output_dimension] - hyperoptimizer.add_hyperparameter("categorical", "trainingtype", - choices=["Adam", "SGD"]) - hyperoptimizer.add_hyperparameter("categorical", - "layer_activation_00", - choices=["ReLU", "Sigmoid"]) - hyperoptimizer.add_hyperparameter("categorical", - "layer_activation_01", - choices=["ReLU", "Sigmoid"]) - hyperoptimizer.add_hyperparameter("categorical", - "layer_activation_02", - choices=["ReLU", "Sigmoid"]) + parameters.network.layer_sizes = [ + data_handler.input_dimension, + 100, + 100, + data_handler.output_dimension, + ] + hyperoptimizer.add_hyperparameter( + "categorical", "optimizer", choices=["Adam", "SGD"] + ) + hyperoptimizer.add_hyperparameter( + "categorical", "layer_activation_00", choices=["ReLU", "Sigmoid"] + ) + hyperoptimizer.add_hyperparameter( + "categorical", "layer_activation_01", choices=["ReLU", "Sigmoid"] + ) + hyperoptimizer.add_hyperparameter( + "categorical", "layer_activation_02", choices=["ReLU", "Sigmoid"] + ) hyperoptimizer.perform_study() hyperoptimizer.set_optimal_parameters() diff --git a/examples/advanced/ex08_visualize_observables.py b/examples/advanced/ex08_visualize_observables.py index 1073f4ea1..be344b878 100644 --- a/examples/advanced/ex08_visualize_observables.py +++ b/examples/advanced/ex08_visualize_observables.py @@ -1,18 +1,16 @@ import os -from ase.io import read import mala -import numpy as np -from mala.datahandling.data_repo import data_repo_path -atoms_path = os.path.join(os.path.join(data_repo_path, "Be2"), - "Be_snapshot1.out") -ldos_path = os.path.join(os.path.join(data_repo_path, "Be2"), - "Be_snapshot1.out.npy") +from mala.datahandling.data_repo import data_path + """ -Shows how MALA can be used to visualize observables of interest. +Shows how MALA can be used to visualize observables of interest. """ +atoms_path = os.path.join(data_path, "Be_snapshot1.out") +ldos_path = os.path.join(data_path, "Be_snapshot1.out.npy") + #################### # 1. READ ELECTRONIC STRUCTURE DATA # This data may be read as part of an ML-DFT model inference. @@ -46,11 +44,11 @@ density_calculator.write_to_cube("Be_density.cube") # The radial distribution function can be visualized on discretized radii. -rdf, radii = ldos_calculator.\ - radial_distribution_function_from_atoms(ldos_calculator.atoms, - number_of_bins=500) +rdf, radii = ldos_calculator.radial_distribution_function_from_atoms( + ldos_calculator.atoms, number_of_bins=500 +) # The static structure factor can be visualized on a discretized k-grid. -static_structure, kpoints = ldos_calculator.\ - static_structure_factor_from_atoms(ldos_calculator.atoms, - number_of_bins=500, kMax=12) +static_structure, kpoints = ldos_calculator.static_structure_factor_from_atoms( + ldos_calculator.atoms, number_of_bins=500, kMax=12 +) diff --git a/examples/advanced/ex09_align_ldos.py b/examples/advanced/ex09_align_ldos.py new file mode 100644 index 000000000..f3ed04afe --- /dev/null +++ b/examples/advanced/ex09_align_ldos.py @@ -0,0 +1,32 @@ +import os + +import mala + +from mala.datahandling.data_repo import data_path + +""" +Shows how to align the energy spaces of different LDOS vectors to a reference. +This is useful when the band energy spectrum starts at different values, e.g. +when MALA is trained for snapshots of different mass densities. + +Note that this example is only a proof-of-principle, because the alignment +algorithm has no effect on the Be test snapshots (apart from truncation). +""" + + +parameters = mala.Parameters() +parameters.targets.ldos_gridoffset_ev = -5 +parameters.targets.ldos_gridsize = 11 +parameters.targets.ldos_gridspacing_ev = 2.5 + +# initialize and add snapshots to workflow +ldos_aligner = mala.LDOSAligner(parameters) +ldos_aligner.clear_data() +ldos_aligner.add_snapshot("Be_snapshot0.out.npy", data_path) +ldos_aligner.add_snapshot("Be_snapshot1.out.npy", data_path) +ldos_aligner.add_snapshot("Be_snapshot2.out.npy", data_path) + +# align and cut the snapshots from the left and right-hand sides +ldos_aligner.align_ldos_to_ref( + left_truncate=True, right_truncate_value=11, number_of_electrons=4 +) diff --git a/examples/advanced/ex10_convert_numpy_openpmd.py b/examples/advanced/ex10_convert_numpy_openpmd.py new file mode 100644 index 000000000..7ebc22daa --- /dev/null +++ b/examples/advanced/ex10_convert_numpy_openpmd.py @@ -0,0 +1,98 @@ +import mala + +from mala.datahandling.data_repo import data_path +import os + +parameters = mala.Parameters() +parameters.descriptors.descriptors_contain_xyz = False + +# First, convert from Numpy files to openPMD. + +data_converter = mala.DataConverter(parameters) + +for snapshot in range(2): + data_converter.add_snapshot( + descriptor_input_type="numpy", + descriptor_input_path=os.path.join( + data_path, "Be_snapshot{}.in.npy".format(snapshot) + ), + target_input_type="numpy", + target_input_path=os.path.join( + data_path, "Be_snapshot{}.out.npy".format(snapshot) + ), + additional_info_input_type=None, + additional_info_input_path=None, + target_units=None, + ) + +data_converter.convert_snapshots( + descriptor_save_path="./", + target_save_path="./", + additional_info_save_path="./", + naming_scheme="converted_from_numpy_*.h5", + descriptor_calculation_kwargs={"working_directory": "./"}, +) + +# Convert those files back to Numpy to verify the data stays the same. + +data_converter = mala.DataConverter(parameters) + +for snapshot in range(2): + data_converter.add_snapshot( + descriptor_input_type="openpmd", + descriptor_input_path="converted_from_numpy_{}.in.h5".format(snapshot), + target_input_type="openpmd", + target_input_path="converted_from_numpy_{}.out.h5".format(snapshot), + additional_info_input_type=None, + additional_info_input_path=None, + target_units=None, + ) + +data_converter.convert_snapshots( + descriptor_save_path="./", + target_save_path="./", + additional_info_save_path="./", + naming_scheme="verify_against_original_numpy_data_*.npy", + descriptor_calculation_kwargs={"working_directory": "./"}, +) + +for snapshot in range(2): + for i_o in ["in", "out"]: + original = os.path.join( + data_path, "Be_snapshot{}.{}.npy".format(snapshot, i_o) + ) + roundtrip = "verify_against_original_numpy_data_{}.{}.npy".format( + snapshot, i_o + ) + import numpy as np + + original_a = np.load(original) + roundtrip_a = np.load(roundtrip) + np.testing.assert_allclose(original_a, roundtrip_a) + +# Now, convert some openPMD data back to Numpy. + +data_converter = mala.DataConverter(parameters) + +for snapshot in range(2): + data_converter.add_snapshot( + descriptor_input_type="openpmd", + descriptor_input_path=os.path.join( + data_path, "Be_snapshot{}.in.h5".format(snapshot) + ), + target_input_type="openpmd", + target_input_path=os.path.join( + data_path, "Be_snapshot{}.out.h5".format(snapshot) + ), + additional_info_input_type=None, + additional_info_input_path=None, + target_units=None, + ) + +data_converter.convert_snapshots( + descriptor_save_path="./", + target_save_path="./", + additional_info_save_path="./", + naming_scheme="converted_from_openpmd_*.npy", + descriptor_calculation_kwargs={"working_directory": "./"}, +) diff --git a/examples/basic/ex01_train_network.py b/examples/basic/ex01_train_network.py index 93b771104..c7a5ca782 100644 --- a/examples/basic/ex01_train_network.py +++ b/examples/basic/ex01_train_network.py @@ -2,8 +2,7 @@ import mala -from mala.datahandling.data_repo import data_repo_path -data_path = os.path.join(data_repo_path, "Be2") +from mala.datahandling.data_repo import data_path """ This example shows how a neural network can be trained on material @@ -11,7 +10,6 @@ from *.npy files. """ - #################### # 1. PARAMETERS # The first step of each MALA workflow is to define a parameters object and @@ -22,7 +20,7 @@ # Specify the data scaling. For regular bispectrum and LDOS data, # these have proven successful. parameters.data.input_rescaling_type = "feature-wise-standard" -parameters.data.output_rescaling_type = "normal" +parameters.data.output_rescaling_type = "minmax" # Specify the used activation function. parameters.network.layer_activations = ["ReLU"] # Specify the training parameters. @@ -30,7 +28,7 @@ parameters.running.max_number_epochs = 100 parameters.running.mini_batch_size = 40 parameters.running.learning_rate = 0.00001 -parameters.running.trainingtype = "Adam" +parameters.running.optimizer = "Adam" # These parameters characterize how the LDOS and bispectrum descriptors # were calculated. They are _technically_ not needed to train a simple # network. However, it is useful to define them prior to training. Then, @@ -54,10 +52,12 @@ data_handler = mala.DataHandler(parameters) # Add a snapshot we want to use in to the list. -data_handler.add_snapshot("Be_snapshot0.in.npy", data_path, - "Be_snapshot0.out.npy", data_path, "tr") -data_handler.add_snapshot("Be_snapshot1.in.npy", data_path, - "Be_snapshot1.out.npy", data_path, "va") +data_handler.add_snapshot( + "Be_snapshot0.in.npy", data_path, "Be_snapshot0.out.npy", data_path, "tr" +) +data_handler.add_snapshot( + "Be_snapshot1.in.npy", data_path, "Be_snapshot1.out.npy", data_path, "va" +) data_handler.prepare_data() #################### @@ -69,9 +69,11 @@ # class can be used to correctly define input and output layer of the NN. #################### -parameters.network.layer_sizes = [data_handler.input_dimension, - 100, - data_handler.output_dimension] +parameters.network.layer_sizes = [ + data_handler.input_dimension, + 100, + data_handler.output_dimension, +] test_network = mala.Network(parameters) #################### @@ -87,5 +89,6 @@ test_trainer = mala.Trainer(parameters, test_network, data_handler) test_trainer.train_network() additional_calculation_data = os.path.join(data_path, "Be_snapshot0.out") -test_trainer.save_run("be_model", - additional_calculation_data=additional_calculation_data) +test_trainer.save_run( + "Be_model", additional_calculation_data=additional_calculation_data +) diff --git a/examples/basic/ex02_test_network.py b/examples/basic/ex02_test_network.py index 880b1bdc1..0d90dfe7f 100644 --- a/examples/basic/ex02_test_network.py +++ b/examples/basic/ex02_test_network.py @@ -3,16 +3,16 @@ import mala from mala import printout -from mala.datahandling.data_repo import data_repo_path -data_path = os.path.join(data_repo_path, "Be2") +from mala.datahandling.data_repo import data_path """ This example shows how a trained network can be tested with additional test snapshots. Either execute ex01 before executing this one or download the appropriate model from the provided test data repo. """ -assert os.path.exists("be_model.zip"), "Be model missing, run ex01 first." +model_name = "Be_model" +model_path = "./" if os.path.exists("Be_model.zip") else data_path #################### # 1. LOADING A NETWORK @@ -21,13 +21,15 @@ # It is recommended to enable the "lazy-loading" feature, so that # data is loaded into memory one snapshot at a time during testing - this # helps keep RAM requirement down. Furthermore, you have to decide which -# observables to test (usual choices are "band_energy", "total_energy" and -# "number_of_electrons") and whether you want the results per snapshot +# observables to test (usual choices are "band_energy", "total_energy") +# and whether you want the results per snapshot # (output_format="list") or as an averaged value (output_format="mae") #################### -parameters, network, data_handler, tester = mala.Tester.load_run("be_model") -tester.observables_to_test = ["band_energy", "number_of_electrons"] +parameters, network, data_handler, tester = mala.Tester.load_run( + run_name=model_name, path=model_path +) +tester.observables_to_test = ["band_energy", "density"] tester.output_format = "list" parameters.data.use_lazy_loading = True @@ -38,14 +40,22 @@ # When preparing the data, make sure to select "reparametrize_scalers=False", # since data scaling was initialized during model training. #################### -data_handler.add_snapshot("Be_snapshot2.in.npy", data_path, - "Be_snapshot2.out.npy", data_path, "te", - calculation_output_file= - os.path.join(data_path, "Be_snapshot2.out")) -data_handler.add_snapshot("Be_snapshot3.in.npy", data_path, - "Be_snapshot3.out.npy", data_path, "te", - calculation_output_file= - os.path.join(data_path, "Be_snapshot3.out")) +data_handler.add_snapshot( + "Be_snapshot2.in.npy", + data_path, + "Be_snapshot2.out.npy", + data_path, + "te", + calculation_output_file=os.path.join(data_path, "Be_snapshot2.out"), +) +data_handler.add_snapshot( + "Be_snapshot3.in.npy", + data_path, + "Be_snapshot3.out.npy", + data_path, + "te", + calculation_output_file=os.path.join(data_path, "Be_snapshot3.out"), +) data_handler.prepare_data(reparametrize_scaler=False) @@ -57,4 +67,3 @@ #################### results = tester.test_all_snapshots() printout(results) - diff --git a/examples/basic/ex03_preprocess_data.py b/examples/basic/ex03_preprocess_data.py index 58cb275ce..b0a104885 100644 --- a/examples/basic/ex03_preprocess_data.py +++ b/examples/basic/ex03_preprocess_data.py @@ -2,12 +2,11 @@ import mala -from mala.datahandling.data_repo import data_repo_path -data_path = os.path.join(data_repo_path, "Be2") +from mala.datahandling.data_repo import data_path """ Shows how this framework can be used to preprocess -data. Preprocessing here means converting raw DFT calculation output into +data. Preprocessing here means converting raw DFT calculation output into numpy arrays of the correct size. For the input data, this means descriptor calculation. @@ -61,13 +60,15 @@ outfile = os.path.join(data_path, "Be_snapshot0.out") ldosfile = os.path.join(data_path, "cubes/tmp.pp*Be_ldos.cube") -data_converter.add_snapshot(descriptor_input_type="espresso-out", - descriptor_input_path=outfile, - target_input_type=".cube", - target_input_path=ldosfile, - additional_info_input_type="espresso-out", - additional_info_input_path=outfile, - target_units="1/(Ry*Bohr^3)") +data_converter.add_snapshot( + descriptor_input_type="espresso-out", + descriptor_input_path=outfile, + target_input_type=".cube", + target_input_path=ldosfile, + additional_info_input_type="espresso-out", + additional_info_input_path=outfile, + target_units="1/(Ry*Bohr^3)", +) #################### # 3. Converting the data @@ -80,12 +81,13 @@ # complete_save_path keyword may be used. #################### -data_converter.convert_snapshots(descriptor_save_path="./", - target_save_path="./", - additional_info_save_path="./", - naming_scheme="Be_snapshot*.npy", - descriptor_calculation_kwargs= - {"working_directory": data_path}) +data_converter.convert_snapshots( + descriptor_save_path="./", + target_save_path="./", + additional_info_save_path="./", + naming_scheme="Be_snapshot*.npy", + descriptor_calculation_kwargs={"working_directory": data_path}, +) # data_converter.convert_snapshots(complete_save_path="./", # naming_scheme="Be_snapshot*.npy", # descriptor_calculation_kwargs= diff --git a/examples/basic/ex04_hyperparameter_optimization.py b/examples/basic/ex04_hyperparameter_optimization.py index 293f0251b..3160206c3 100644 --- a/examples/basic/ex04_hyperparameter_optimization.py +++ b/examples/basic/ex04_hyperparameter_optimization.py @@ -1,15 +1,13 @@ import os import mala -from mala import printout -from mala.datahandling.data_repo import data_repo_path -data_path = os.path.join(data_repo_path, "Be2") +from mala.datahandling.data_repo import data_path """ Shows how a hyperparameter optimization can be done using this framework. There are multiple hyperparameter optimizers available in this framework. This example -focusses on the most universal one - optuna. +focusses on the most universal one - optuna. """ @@ -21,10 +19,10 @@ #################### parameters = mala.Parameters() parameters.data.input_rescaling_type = "feature-wise-standard" -parameters.data.output_rescaling_type = "normal" +parameters.data.output_rescaling_type = "minmax" parameters.running.max_number_epochs = 20 parameters.running.mini_batch_size = 40 -parameters.running.trainingtype = "Adam" +parameters.running.optimizer = "Adam" parameters.hyperparameters.n_trials = 20 #################### @@ -32,10 +30,12 @@ # Data is added in the same way it is done for training a model. #################### data_handler = mala.DataHandler(parameters) -data_handler.add_snapshot("Be_snapshot0.in.npy", data_path, - "Be_snapshot0.out.npy", data_path, "tr") -data_handler.add_snapshot("Be_snapshot1.in.npy", data_path, - "Be_snapshot1.out.npy", data_path, "va") +data_handler.add_snapshot( + "Be_snapshot0.in.npy", data_path, "Be_snapshot0.out.npy", data_path, "tr" +) +data_handler.add_snapshot( + "Be_snapshot1.in.npy", data_path, "Be_snapshot1.out.npy", data_path, "va" +) data_handler.prepare_data() #################### @@ -49,14 +49,20 @@ #################### hyperoptimizer = mala.HyperOpt(parameters, data_handler) -hyperoptimizer.add_hyperparameter("categorical", "learning_rate", - choices=[0.005, 0.01, 0.015]) hyperoptimizer.add_hyperparameter( - "categorical", "ff_neurons_layer_00", choices=[32, 64, 96]) + "categorical", "learning_rate", choices=[0.005, 0.01, 0.015] +) hyperoptimizer.add_hyperparameter( - "categorical", "ff_neurons_layer_01", choices=[32, 64, 96]) -hyperoptimizer.add_hyperparameter("categorical", "layer_activation_00", - choices=["ReLU", "Sigmoid", "LeakyReLU"]) + "categorical", "ff_neurons_layer_00", choices=[32, 64, 96] +) +hyperoptimizer.add_hyperparameter( + "categorical", "ff_neurons_layer_01", choices=[32, 64, 96] +) +hyperoptimizer.add_hyperparameter( + "categorical", + "layer_activation_00", + choices=["ReLU", "Sigmoid", "LeakyReLU"], +) #################### # 4. PERFORMING THE HYPERPARAMETER STUDY. diff --git a/examples/basic/ex05_run_predictions.py b/examples/basic/ex05_run_predictions.py index 9c1e118d1..05deb857e 100644 --- a/examples/basic/ex05_run_predictions.py +++ b/examples/basic/ex05_run_predictions.py @@ -4,26 +4,28 @@ import mala from mala import printout -from mala.datahandling.data_repo import data_repo_path -data_path = os.path.join(data_repo_path, "Be2") - -assert os.path.exists("be_model.zip"), "Be model missing, run ex01 first." +from mala.datahandling.data_repo import data_path """ -Show how a prediction can be made using MALA, based on only a -trained network and atomic configurations. +Show how a prediction can be made using MALA, based on only a trained network and atomic +configurations. Either execute ex01 before executing this one or download the +appropriate model from the provided test data repo. REQUIRES LAMMPS (and potentiall the total energy module). """ +model_name = "Be_model" +model_path = "./" if os.path.exists("Be_model.zip") else data_path + #################### # 1. LOADING A NETWORK # To use the predictor class to test an ML-DFT model, simply load it via the # Tester class interface. Afterwards, set the necessary parameters. #################### -parameters, network, data_handler, predictor = mala.Predictor.\ - load_run("be_model") +parameters, network, data_handler, predictor = mala.Predictor.load_run( + run_name=model_name, path=model_path +) #################### diff --git a/examples/basic/ex06_ase_calculator.py b/examples/basic/ex06_ase_calculator.py index 1759c9939..f4a49d4c0 100644 --- a/examples/basic/ex06_ase_calculator.py +++ b/examples/basic/ex06_ase_calculator.py @@ -1,21 +1,21 @@ import os -import mala -from mala import printout from ase.io import read +import mala -from mala.datahandling.data_repo import data_repo_path -data_path = os.path.join(data_repo_path, "Be2") - -assert os.path.exists("be_model.zip"), "Be model missing, run ex01 first." +from mala.datahandling.data_repo import data_path """ -Shows how MALA can be used as an ASE calculator. -Currently, calculation of forces is not supported. +Shows how MALA can be used as an ASE calculator. +Currently, calculation of forces is not supported. Either execute ex01 before executing +this one or download the appropriate model from the provided test data repo. REQUIRES LAMMPS AND QUANTUM ESPRESSO (TOTAL ENERGY MODULE). """ +model_name = "Be_model" +model_path = "./" if os.path.exists("Be_model.zip") else data_path + #################### # 1. LOADING A NETWORK @@ -23,7 +23,7 @@ # Further make sure to set the path to the pseudopotential used during # data generation- #################### -calculator = mala.MALA.load_model("be_model") +calculator = mala.MALA.load_model(run_name=model_name, path=model_path) calculator.mala_parameters.targets.pseudopotential_path = data_path #################### @@ -34,5 +34,4 @@ #################### atoms = read(os.path.join(data_path, "Be_snapshot1.out")) atoms.set_calculator(calculator) -print(atoms.get_potential_energy()) - +mala.printout(atoms.get_potential_energy()) diff --git a/external_modules/total_energy_module/total_energy.f90 b/external_modules/total_energy_module/total_energy.f90 index 9ae3e2521..f1165e01e 100644 --- a/external_modules/total_energy_module/total_energy.f90 +++ b/external_modules/total_energy_module/total_energy.f90 @@ -1,4 +1,4 @@ -SUBROUTINE initialize(y_planes_in, calculate_eigts_in) +SUBROUTINE initialize(file_name, y_planes_in, calculate_eigts_in) !---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ! Derived from Quantum Espresso code !! author: Paolo Giannozzi @@ -11,7 +11,8 @@ SUBROUTINE initialize(y_planes_in, calculate_eigts_in) USE mp_global, ONLY : mp_startup USE mp, ONLY : mp_size USE read_input, ONLY : read_input_file - USE command_line_options, ONLY: input_file_, command_line, ndiag_, nyfft_ + USE command_line_options, ONLY: input_file_, command_line, ndiag_, nyfft_, & + pencil_decomposition_ ! IMPLICIT NONE CHARACTER(len=256) :: srvaddress @@ -29,6 +30,7 @@ SUBROUTINE initialize(y_planes_in, calculate_eigts_in) LOGICAL, INTENT(IN), OPTIONAL :: calculate_eigts_in LOGICAL :: calculate_eigts = .false. INTEGER, INTENT(IN), OPTIONAL :: y_planes_in + CHARACTER(len=256), INTENT(IN) :: file_name ! Parse optional arguments. IF (PRESENT(calculate_eigts_in)) THEN calculate_eigts = calculate_eigts_in @@ -36,16 +38,16 @@ SUBROUTINE initialize(y_planes_in, calculate_eigts_in) IF (PRESENT(y_planes_in)) THEN IF (y_planes_in > 1) THEN nyfft_ = y_planes_in + pencil_decomposition_ = .true. ENDIF ENDIF - !! checks if first string is contained in the second ! CALL mp_startup ( start_images=.true., images_only=.true.) ! CALL environment_start ( 'PWSCF' ) ! - CALL read_input_file ('PW', 'mala.pw.scf.in' ) + CALL read_input_file ('PW', file_name ) CALL run_pwscf_setup ( exit_status, calculate_eigts) print *, "Setup completed" @@ -187,9 +189,6 @@ SUBROUTINE init_run_setup(calculate_eigts) USE dynamics_module, ONLY : allocate_dyn_vars USE paw_variables, ONLY : okpaw USE paw_init, ONLY : paw_init_onecenter, allocate_paw_internals -#if defined(__MPI) - USE paw_init, ONLY : paw_post_init -#endif USE bp, ONLY : allocate_bp_efield, bp_global_map USE fft_base, ONLY : dfftp, dffts USE xc_lib, ONLY : xclib_dft_is_libxc, xclib_init_libxc, xclib_dft_is @@ -253,11 +252,14 @@ SUBROUTINE init_run_setup(calculate_eigts) CALL ggen( dfftp, gamma_only, at, bg, gcutm, ngm_g, ngm, & g, gg, mill, ig_l2g, gstart ) END IF + + + IF (do_cutoff_2D) CALL cutoff_fact() + ! ! This seems to be needed by set_rhoc() ! CALL gshells ( lmovecell ) - ! ! ... allocate memory for structure factors ! diff --git a/install/mala_cpu_base_environment.yml b/install/mala_cpu_base_environment.yml index f2ad0dd61..ee106d7b3 100644 --- a/install/mala_cpu_base_environment.yml +++ b/install/mala_cpu_base_environment.yml @@ -3,7 +3,7 @@ channels: - conda-forge - defaults dependencies: - - python>=3.6, <3.9 + - python=3.10.4 - pip - numpy - scipy @@ -13,3 +13,6 @@ dependencies: - pytorch-cpu - mpmath - tensorboard + - scikit-spatial + - pip: + - openpmd-api diff --git a/install/mala_cpu_environment.yml b/install/mala_cpu_environment.yml index 8d93049fb..94d8d3a15 100644 --- a/install/mala_cpu_environment.yml +++ b/install/mala_cpu_environment.yml @@ -5,151 +5,137 @@ channels: dependencies: - _libgcc_mutex=0.1 - _openmp_mutex=4.5 - - absl-py=1.3.0 - - aiohttp=3.8.3 - - aiosignal=1.3.1 - - alembic=1.9.1 - - ase=3.22.1 - - async-timeout=4.0.2 - - attrs=22.2.0 - - autopage=0.5.1 - - backports=1.0 - - backports.functools_lru_cache=1.6.4 - 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tensorboard-data-server==0.7.0 + - torch==2.5.1.post103 + - unicodedata2==15.1.0 diff --git a/install/mala_gpu_base_environment.yml b/install/mala_gpu_base_environment.yml index c3e9e6c9f..340fef170 100644 --- a/install/mala_gpu_base_environment.yml +++ b/install/mala_gpu_base_environment.yml @@ -1,4 +1,6 @@ name: mala-gpu channels: - - defaults - conda-forge + - defaults +dependencies: + - python=3.10 diff --git a/mala/__init__.py b/mala/__init__.py index 9b1f3a0a5..5c578bf3b 100644 --- a/mala/__init__.py +++ b/mala/__init__.py @@ -6,17 +6,45 @@ """ from .version import __version__ -from .common import Parameters, printout, check_modules, get_size, get_rank, \ - finalize -from .descriptors import Bispectrum, Descriptor, AtomicDensity, \ - MinterpyDescriptors -from .datahandling import DataHandler, DataScaler, DataConverter, Snapshot, \ - DataShuffler -from .network import Network, Tester, Trainer, HyperOpt, \ - HyperOptOptuna, HyperOptNASWOT, HyperOptOAT, Predictor, \ - HyperparameterOAT, HyperparameterNASWOT, HyperparameterOptuna, \ - HyperparameterACSD, ACSDAnalyzer, Runner -from .targets import LDOS, DOS, Density, fermi_function, \ - AtomicForce, Target +from .common import ( + Parameters, + printout, + check_modules, + get_size, + get_rank, + finalize, +) +from .descriptors import ( + Bispectrum, + Descriptor, + AtomicDensity, + MinterpyDescriptors, +) +from .datahandling import ( + DataHandler, + DataScaler, + DataConverter, + Snapshot, + DataShuffler, + LDOSAligner, +) +from .network import ( + Network, + Tester, + Trainer, + HyperOpt, + HyperOptOptuna, + HyperOptNASWOT, + HyperOptOAT, + Predictor, + HyperparameterOAT, + HyperparameterNASWOT, + HyperparameterOptuna, + HyperparameterDescriptorScoring, + ACSDAnalyzer, + Runner, + MutualInformationAnalyzer, +) +from .targets import LDOS, DOS, Density, fermi_function, AtomicForce, Target from .interfaces import MALA from .datageneration import TrajectoryAnalyzer, OFDFTInitializer diff --git a/mala/common/__init__.py b/mala/common/__init__.py index 13a8bb351..877130205 100644 --- a/mala/common/__init__.py +++ b/mala/common/__init__.py @@ -1,4 +1,5 @@ """General functions for MALA, such as parameters.""" + from .parameters import Parameters from .parallelizer import printout, get_rank, get_size, finalize from .check_modules import check_modules diff --git a/mala/common/check_modules.py b/mala/common/check_modules.py index eb0f17663..b504f213a 100644 --- a/mala/common/check_modules.py +++ b/mala/common/check_modules.py @@ -1,4 +1,5 @@ """Function to check module availability in MALA.""" + import importlib @@ -6,37 +7,55 @@ def check_modules(): """Check whether/which optional modules MALA can access.""" # The optional libs in MALA. optional_libs = { - "mpi4py": {"available": False, "description": - "Enables inference parallelization."}, - "horovod": {"available": False, "description": - "Enables training parallelization."}, - "lammps": {"available": False, "description": - "Enables descriptor calculation for data preprocessing " - "and inference."}, - "oapackage": {"available": False, "description": - "Enables usage of OAT method for hyperparameter " - "optimization."}, - "total_energy": {"available": False, "description": - "Enables calculation of total energy."}, - "asap3": {"available": False, "description": - "Enables trajectory analysis."}, - "dftpy": {"available": False, "description": - "Enables OF-DFT-MD initialization."}, - "minterpy": {"available": False, "description": - "Enables minterpy descriptor calculation for data preprocessing."} + "mpi4py": { + "available": False, + "description": "Enables inference parallelization.", + }, + "lammps": { + "available": False, + "description": "Enables descriptor calculation for data preprocessing " + "and inference.", + }, + "oapackage": { + "available": False, + "description": "Enables usage of OAT method for hyperparameter " + "optimization.", + }, + "total_energy": { + "available": False, + "description": "Enables calculation of total energy.", + }, + "asap3": { + "available": False, + "description": "Enables trajectory analysis.", + }, + "dftpy": { + "available": False, + "description": "Enables OF-DFT-MD initialization.", + }, + "minterpy": { + "available": False, + "description": "Enables minterpy descriptor calculation for data preprocessing.", + }, } # Find out if libs are available. for lib in optional_libs: - optional_libs[lib]["available"] = importlib.util.find_spec(lib) \ - is not None + optional_libs[lib]["available"] = ( + importlib.util.find_spec(lib) is not None + ) # Print info about libs. print("The following optional modules are available in MALA:") for lib in optional_libs: - available_string = "installed" if optional_libs[lib]["available"] \ - else "not installed" - print("{0}: \t {1} \t {2}".format(lib, available_string, - optional_libs[lib]["description"])) - optional_libs[lib]["available"] = \ + available_string = ( + "installed" if optional_libs[lib]["available"] else "not installed" + ) + print( + "{0}: \t {1} \t {2}".format( + lib, available_string, optional_libs[lib]["description"] + ) + ) + optional_libs[lib]["available"] = ( importlib.util.find_spec(lib) is not None + ) diff --git a/mala/common/json_serializable.py b/mala/common/json_serializable.py index 1e67440ed..c1fb2ca46 100644 --- a/mala/common/json_serializable.py +++ b/mala/common/json_serializable.py @@ -48,14 +48,14 @@ def from_json(cls, json_dict): def _standard_serializer(self): data = {} - members = inspect.getmembers(self, - lambda a: not (inspect.isroutine(a))) + members = inspect.getmembers( + self, lambda a: not (inspect.isroutine(a)) + ) for member in members: # Filter out all private members, builtins, etc. if member[0][0] != "_": data[member[0]] = member[1] - json_dict = {"object": type(self).__name__, - "data": data} + json_dict = {"object": type(self).__name__, "data": data} return json_dict @classmethod diff --git a/mala/common/parallelizer.py b/mala/common/parallelizer.py index 0d8947934..e59b8a984 100644 --- a/mala/common/parallelizer.py +++ b/mala/common/parallelizer.py @@ -1,15 +1,13 @@ """Functions for operating MALA in parallel.""" + from collections import defaultdict import platform +import os import warnings -try: - import horovod.torch as hvd -except ModuleNotFoundError: - pass -import torch +import torch.distributed as dist -use_horovod = False +use_ddp = False use_mpi = False comm = None local_mpi_rank = None @@ -32,42 +30,44 @@ def set_current_verbosity(new_value): current_verbosity = new_value -def set_horovod_status(new_value): +def set_ddp_status(new_value): """ - Set the horovod status. + Set the ddp status. - By setting the horovod status via this function it can be ensured that + By setting the ddp status via this function it can be ensured that printing works in parallel. The Parameters class does that for the user. Parameters ---------- new_value : bool - Value the horovod status has. + Value the ddp status has. """ if use_mpi is True and new_value is True: - raise Exception("Cannot use horovod and inference-level MPI at " - "the same time yet.") - global use_horovod - use_horovod = new_value + raise Exception( + "Cannot use ddp and inference-level MPI at " "the same time yet." + ) + global use_ddp + use_ddp = new_value def set_mpi_status(new_value): """ Set the MPI status. - By setting the horovod status via this function it can be ensured that + By setting the MPI status via this function it can be ensured that printing works in parallel. The Parameters class does that for the user. Parameters ---------- new_value : bool - Value the horovod status has. + Value the MPI status has. """ - if use_horovod is True and new_value is True: - raise Exception("Cannot use horovod and inference-level MPI at " - "the same time yet.") + if use_ddp is True and new_value is True: + raise Exception( + "Cannot use ddp and inference-level MPI at " "the same time yet." + ) global use_mpi use_mpi = new_value if use_mpi: @@ -96,6 +96,7 @@ def set_lammps_instance(new_instance): """ import lammps + global lammps_instance if isinstance(new_instance, lammps.core.lammps): lammps_instance = new_instance @@ -113,8 +114,8 @@ def get_rank(): The rank of the current thread. """ - if use_horovod: - return hvd.rank() + if use_ddp: + return dist.get_rank() if use_mpi: return comm.Get_rank() return 0 @@ -152,9 +153,14 @@ def get_local_rank(): LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE. + + Returns + ------- + local_rank : int + The local rank of the current thread. """ - if use_horovod: - return hvd.local_rank() + if use_ddp: + return int(os.environ.get("LOCAL_RANK")) if use_mpi: global local_mpi_rank if local_mpi_rank is None: @@ -162,7 +168,7 @@ def get_local_rank(): ranks_nodes = comm.allgather((comm.Get_rank(), this_node)) node2rankssofar = defaultdict(int) local_rank = None - for (rank, node) in ranks_nodes: + for rank, node in ranks_nodes: if rank == comm.Get_rank(): local_rank = node2rankssofar[node] node2rankssofar[node] += 1 @@ -181,13 +187,12 @@ def get_size(): size : int The number of ranks. """ - if use_horovod: - return hvd.size() + if use_ddp: + return dist.get_world_size() if use_mpi: return comm.Get_size() -# TODO: This is hacky, improve it. def get_comm(): """ Return the MPI communicator, if MPI is being used. @@ -195,7 +200,7 @@ def get_comm(): Returns ------- comm : MPI.COMM_WORLD - A MPI communicator. + An MPI communicator. """ return comm @@ -203,14 +208,14 @@ def get_comm(): def barrier(): """General interface for a barrier.""" - if use_horovod: - hvd.allreduce(torch.tensor(0), name='barrier') + if use_ddp: + dist.barrier() if use_mpi: comm.Barrier() return -def printout(*values, sep=' ', min_verbosity=0): +def printout(*values, sep=" ", min_verbosity=0): """ Interface to built-in "print" for parallel runs. Can be used like print. @@ -219,7 +224,7 @@ def printout(*values, sep=' ', min_verbosity=0): Parameters ---------- - values + values : object Values to be printed. sep : string @@ -243,7 +248,7 @@ def parallel_warn(warning, min_verbosity=0, category=UserWarning): Parameters ---------- - warning + warning : str Warning to be printed. min_verbosity : int Minimum number of verbosity for this output to still be printed. diff --git a/mala/common/parameters.py b/mala/common/parameters.py index c6c67e9cd..1d2ba9d96 100644 --- a/mala/common/parameters.py +++ b/mala/common/parameters.py @@ -1,4 +1,5 @@ """Collection of all parameter related classes and functions.""" + import importlib import inspect import json @@ -6,18 +7,19 @@ import pickle from time import sleep -horovod_available = False -try: - import horovod.torch as hvd - horovod_available = True -except ModuleNotFoundError: - pass import numpy as np import torch - -from mala.common.parallelizer import printout, set_horovod_status, \ - set_mpi_status, get_rank, get_local_rank, set_current_verbosity, \ - parallel_warn +import torch.distributed as dist + +from mala.common.parallelizer import ( + printout, + set_ddp_status, + set_mpi_status, + get_rank, + get_local_rank, + set_current_verbosity, + parallel_warn, +) from mala.common.json_serializable import JSONSerializable DEFAULT_NP_DATA_DTYPE = np.float32 @@ -26,11 +28,20 @@ class ParametersBase(JSONSerializable): """Base parameter class for MALA.""" - def __init__(self,): + def __init__( + self, + ): super(ParametersBase, self).__init__() - self._configuration = {"gpu": False, "horovod": False, "mpi": False, - "device": "cpu", "openpmd_configuration": {}, - "openpmd_granularity": 1} + self._configuration = { + "gpu": False, + "ddp": False, + "mpi": False, + "device": "cpu", + "openpmd_configuration": {}, + "openpmd_granularity": 1, + "lammps": True, + "atomic_density_formula": False, + } pass def show(self, indent=""): @@ -47,17 +58,21 @@ def show(self, indent=""): for v in vars(self): if v != "_configuration": if v[0] == "_": - printout(indent + '%-15s: %s' % (v[1:], getattr(self, v)), - min_verbosity=0) + printout( + indent + "%-15s: %s" % (v[1:], getattr(self, v)), + min_verbosity=0, + ) else: - printout(indent + '%-15s: %s' % (v, getattr(self, v)), - min_verbosity=0) + printout( + indent + "%-15s: %s" % (v, getattr(self, v)), + min_verbosity=0, + ) def _update_gpu(self, new_gpu): self._configuration["gpu"] = new_gpu - def _update_horovod(self, new_horovod): - self._configuration["horovod"] = new_horovod + def _update_ddp(self, new_ddp): + self._configuration["ddp"] = new_ddp def _update_mpi(self, new_mpi): self._configuration["mpi"] = new_mpi @@ -71,6 +86,14 @@ def _update_openpmd_configuration(self, new_openpmd): def _update_openpmd_granularity(self, new_granularity): self._configuration["openpmd_granularity"] = new_granularity + def _update_lammps(self, new_lammps): + self._configuration["lammps"] = new_lammps + + def _update_atomic_density_formula(self, new_atomic_density_formula): + self._configuration["atomic_density_formula"] = ( + new_atomic_density_formula + ) + @staticmethod def _member_to_json(member): if isinstance(member, (int, float, type(None), str)): @@ -89,8 +112,9 @@ def to_json(self): """ json_dict = {} - members = inspect.getmembers(self, - lambda a: not (inspect.isroutine(a))) + members = inspect.getmembers( + self, lambda a: not (inspect.isroutine(a)) + ) for member in members: # Filter out all private members, builtins, etc. if member[0][0] != "_": @@ -138,13 +162,14 @@ def _json_to_member(json_value): else: # If it is not an elementary builtin type AND not an object # dictionary, something is definitely off. - raise Exception("Could not decode JSON file, error in", - json_value) + raise Exception( + "Could not decode JSON file, error in", json_value + ) @classmethod def from_json(cls, json_dict): """ - Read this object from a dictionary saved in a JSON file. + Read parameters from a dictionary saved in a JSON file. Parameters ---------- @@ -170,8 +195,9 @@ def from_json(cls, json_dict): if len(json_dict[key]) > 0: _member = [] for m in json_dict[key]: - _member.append(deserialized_object. - _json_to_member(m)) + _member.append( + deserialized_object._json_to_member(m) + ) setattr(deserialized_object, key, _member) else: setattr(deserialized_object, key, json_dict[key]) @@ -180,16 +206,20 @@ def from_json(cls, json_dict): if len(json_dict[key]) > 0: _member = {} for m in json_dict[key].keys(): - _member[m] = deserialized_object.\ - _json_to_member(json_dict[key][m]) + _member[m] = deserialized_object._json_to_member( + json_dict[key][m] + ) setattr(deserialized_object, key, _member) else: setattr(deserialized_object, key, json_dict[key]) else: - setattr(deserialized_object, key, deserialized_object. - _json_to_member(json_dict[key])) + setattr( + deserialized_object, + key, + deserialized_object._json_to_member(json_dict[key]), + ) return deserialized_object @@ -201,18 +231,18 @@ class ParametersNetwork(ParametersBase): ---------- nn_type : string Type of the neural network that will be used. Currently supported are + - "feed_forward" (default) - "transformer" - "lstm" - "gru" - layer_sizes : list A list of integers detailing the sizes of the layer of the neural network. Please note that the input layer is included therein. Default: [10,10,0] - layer_activations: list + layer_activations : list A list of strings detailing the activation functions to be used by the neural network. If the dimension of layer_activations is smaller than the dimension of layer_sizes-1, than the first entry @@ -223,33 +253,33 @@ class ParametersNetwork(ParametersBase): - ReLU - LeakyReLU - loss_function_type: string + loss_function_type : string Loss function for the neural network Currently supported loss functions include: - mse (Mean squared error; default) + no_hidden_state : bool If True hidden and cell state is assigned to zeros for LSTM Network. false will keep the hidden state active Default: False - bidirection: bool + bidirection : bool Sets lstm network size based on bidirectional or just one direction Default: False - num_hidden_layers: int + num_hidden_layers : int Number of hidden layers to be used in lstm or gru or transformer nets Default: None - dropout: float - Dropout rate for transformer net - 0.0 ≤ dropout ≤ 1.0 - Default: 0.0 - - num_heads: int + num_heads : int Number of heads to be used in Multi head attention network This should be a divisor of input dimension Default: None + + dropout : float + Dropout rate for positional encoding in transformer. + Default: 0.1 """ def __init__(self): @@ -259,13 +289,13 @@ def __init__(self): self.layer_activations = ["Sigmoid"] self.loss_function_type = "mse" - # for LSTM/Gru + Transformer - self.num_hidden_layers = 1 - # for LSTM/Gru self.no_hidden_state = False self.bidirection = False + # for LSTM/Gru + Transformer + self.num_hidden_layers = 1 + # for transformer net self.dropout = 0.1 self.num_heads = 10 @@ -286,14 +316,9 @@ class ParametersDescriptors(ParametersBase): descriptors. bispectrum_twojmax : int - Bispectrum calculation: 2*jmax-parameter used for calculation of SNAP - descriptors. Default value for jmax is 5, so default value for - twojmax is 10. - - lammps_compute_file: string - Bispectrum calculation: LAMMPS input file that is used to calculate the - Bispectrum descriptors. If this string is empty, the standard LAMMPS input - file found in this repository will be used (recommended). + Bispectrum calculation: 2*jmax-parameter used for calculation of + bispectrum descriptors. Default value for jmax is 5, so default value + for twojmax is 10. descriptors_contain_xyz : bool Legacy option. If True, it is assumed that the first three entries of @@ -301,7 +326,46 @@ class ParametersDescriptors(ParametersBase): descriptor vector. If False, no such cutting is peformed. atomic_density_sigma : float - Sigma used for the calculation of the Gaussian descriptors. + Sigma (=width) used for the calculation of the Gaussian descriptors. + Explicitly setting this value is discouraged if the atomic density is + used only during the total energy calculation and, e.g., bispectrum + descriptors are used for models. In this case, the width will + automatically be set correctly during inference based on model + parameters. This parameter mainly exists for debugging purposes. + If the atomic density is instead used for model training itself, this + parameter needs to be set. + + atomic_density_cutoff : float + Cutoff radius used for atomic density calculation. Explicitly setting + this value is discouraged if the atomic density is used only during the + total energy calculation and, e.g., bispectrum descriptors are used + for models. In this case, the cutoff will automatically be set + correctly during inference based on model parameters. This parameter + mainly exists for debugging purposes. If the atomic density is instead + used for model training itself, this parameter needs to be set. + + lammps_compute_file : str + Path to a LAMMPS compute file for the bispectrum descriptor + calculation. MALA has its own collection of compute files which are + used by default. Setting this parameter is thus not necessarys for + model training and inference, and it exists mainly for debugging + purposes. + + minterpy_cutoff_cube_size : float + WILL BE DEPRECATED IN MALA v1.4.0 - size of cube for minterpy + descriptor calculation. + + minterpy_lp_norm : int + WILL BE DEPRECATED IN MALA v1.4.0 - LP norm for minterpy + descriptor calculation. + + minterpy_point_list : list + WILL BE DEPRECATED IN MALA v1.4.0 - list of points for minterpy + descriptor calculation. + + minterpy_polynomial_degree : int + WILL BE DEPRECATED IN MALA v1.4.0 - polynomial degree for minterpy + descriptor calculation. """ def __init__(self): @@ -331,7 +395,6 @@ def __init__(self): # atomic density may be used at the same time, if e.g. bispectrum # descriptors are used for a full inference, which then uses the atomic # density for the calculation of the Ewald sum. - self.use_atomic_density_energy_formula = False self.atomic_density_sigma = None self.atomic_density_cutoff = None @@ -428,7 +491,7 @@ class ParametersTargets(ParametersBase): Number of points in the energy grid that is used to calculate the (L)DOS. - ldos_gridsize : float + ldos_gridsize : int Gridsize of the LDOS. ldos_gridspacing_ev: float @@ -485,6 +548,13 @@ class ParametersTargets(ParametersBase): kMax : float Maximum wave vector up to which to calculate the SSF. + + assume_two_dimensional : bool + If True, the total energy calculations will be performed without + periodic boundary conditions in z-direction, i.e., the cell will + be truncated in the z-direction. NOTE: This parameter may be + moved up to a global parameter, depending on whether descriptor + calculation may benefit from it. """ def __init__(self): @@ -498,6 +568,7 @@ def __init__(self): self.rdf_parameters = {"number_of_bins": 500, "rMax": "mic"} self.tpcf_parameters = {"number_of_bins": 20, "rMax": "mic"} self.ssf_parameters = {"number_of_bins": 100, "kMax": 12.0} + self.assume_two_dimensional = False @property def restrict_targets(self): @@ -523,11 +594,6 @@ class ParametersData(ParametersBase): Attributes ---------- - descriptors_contain_xyz : bool - Legacy option. If True, it is assumed that the first three entries of - the descriptor vector are the xyz coordinates and they are cut from the - descriptor vector. If False, no such cutting is peformed. - snapshot_directories_list : list A list of all added snapshots. @@ -540,27 +606,45 @@ class ParametersData(ParametersBase): Specifies how input quantities are normalized. Options: - - "None": No normalization is applied. - - "standard": Standardization (Scale to mean 0, standard - deviation 1) - - "normal": Min-Max scaling (Scale to be in range 0...1) - - "feature-wise-standard": Row Standardization (Scale to mean 0, - standard deviation 1) - - "feature-wise-normal": Row Min-Max scaling (Scale to be in range - 0...1) + - "None": No scaling is applied. + - "standard": Standardization (Scale to mean 0, + standard deviation 1) is applied to the entire array. + - "minmax": Min-Max scaling (Scale to be in range 0...1) is applied + to the entire array. + - "feature-wise-standard": Standardization (Scale to mean 0, + standard deviation 1) is applied to each feature dimension + individually. + I.e., if your training data has dimensions (d,f), then each + of the f columns with d entries is scaled indiviually. + - "feature-wise-minmax": Min-Max scaling (Scale to be in range + 0...1) is applied to each feature dimension individually. + I.e., if your training data has dimensions (d,f), then each + of the f columns with d entries is scaled indiviually. + - "normal": (DEPRECATED) Old name for "minmax". + - "feature-wise-normal": (DEPRECATED) Old name for + "feature-wise-minmax" output_rescaling_type : string Specifies how output quantities are normalized. Options: - - "None": No normalization is applied. + - "None": No scaling is applied. - "standard": Standardization (Scale to mean 0, - standard deviation 1) - - "normal": Min-Max scaling (Scale to be in range 0...1) - - "feature-wise-standard": Row Standardization (Scale to mean 0, - standard deviation 1) - - "feature-wise-normal": Row Min-Max scaling (Scale to be in - range 0...1) + standard deviation 1) is applied to the entire array. + - "minmax": Min-Max scaling (Scale to be in range 0...1) is applied + to the entire array. + - "feature-wise-standard": Standardization (Scale to mean 0, + standard deviation 1) is applied to each feature dimension + individually. + I.e., if your training data has dimensions (d,f), then each + of the f columns with d entries is scaled indiviually. + - "feature-wise-minmax": Min-Max scaling (Scale to be in range + 0...1) is applied to each feature dimension individually. + I.e., if your training data has dimensions (d,f), then each + of the f columns with d entries is scaled indiviually. + - "normal": (DEPRECATED) Old name for "minmax". + - "feature-wise-normal": (DEPRECATED) Old name for + "feature-wise-minmax" use_lazy_loading : bool If True, data is lazily loaded, i.e. only the snapshots that are @@ -601,9 +685,8 @@ class ParametersRunning(ParametersBase): Attributes ---------- - trainingtype : string - Training type to be used. Supported options at the moment: - + optimizer : string + Optimizer to be used. Supported options at the moment: - SGD: Stochastic gradient descent. - Adam: Adam Optimization Algorithm @@ -616,10 +699,6 @@ class ParametersRunning(ParametersBase): mini_batch_size : int Size of the mini batch for the optimization algorihm. Default: 10. - weight_decay : float - Weight decay for regularization. Always refers to L2 regularization. - Default: 0. - early_stopping_epochs : int Number of epochs the validation accuracy is allowed to not improve by at leastearly_stopping_threshold, before we terminate. If 0, no @@ -656,10 +735,6 @@ class ParametersRunning(ParametersBase): validation loss has to plateau before the schedule takes effect). Default: 0. - use_compression : bool - If True and horovod is used, horovod compression will be used for - allreduce communication. This can improve performance. - num_workers : int Number of workers to be used for data loading. @@ -669,35 +744,53 @@ class ParametersRunning(ParametersBase): a "by snapshot" basis. checkpoints_each_epoch : int - If not 0, checkpoint files will be saved after eac + If not 0, checkpoint files will be saved after each checkpoints_each_epoch epoch. checkpoint_name : string Name used for the checkpoints. Using this, multiple runs can be performed in the same directory. - visualisation : int - If True then Tensorboard is activated for visualisation - case 0: No tensorboard activated - case 1: tensorboard activated with Loss and learning rate - case 2; additonally weights and biases and gradient + run_name : string + Name of the run used for logging. - visualisation_dir : string - Name of the folder that visualization files will be saved to. + logging_dir : string + Name of the folder that logging files will be saved to. - visualisation_dir_append_date : bool - If True, then upon creating visualization files, these will be saved - in a subfolder of visualisation_dir labelled with the starting date - of the visualization, to avoid having to change input scripts often. + logging_dir_append_date : bool + If True, then upon creating logging files, these will be saved + in a subfolder of logging_dir labelled with the starting date + of the logging, to avoid having to change input scripts often. - inference_data_grid : list - List holding the grid to be used for inference in the form of - [x,y,z]. + logger : string + Name of the logger to be used. + Currently supported are: - use_mixed_precision : bool - If True, mixed precision computation (via AMP) will be used. + - "tensorboard": Tensorboard logger. + - "wandb": Weights and Biases logger. + + validation_metrics : list + List of metrics to be used for validation. Default is ["ldos"]. + Possible options are: + + - "ldos": MSE of the LDOS. + - "band_energy": Band energy. + - "band_energy_actual_fe": Band energy computed with ground truth Fermi energy. + - "total_energy": Total energy. + - "total_energy_actual_fe": Total energy computed with ground truth Fermi energy. + - "fermi_energy": Fermi energy. + - "density": Electron density. + - "density_relative": Rlectron density (MAPE). + - "dos": Density of states. + - "dos_relative": Density of states (MAPE). + + validate_on_training_data : bool + Whether to validate on the training data as well. Default is False. + + validate_every_n_epochs : int + Determines how often validation is performed. Default is 1. - training_report_frequency : int + training_log_interval : int Determines how often detailed performance info is printed during training (only has an effect if the verbosity is high enough). @@ -705,41 +798,67 @@ class ParametersRunning(ParametersBase): List with two entries determining with which batch/iteration number the CUDA profiler will start and stop profiling. Please note that this option only holds significance if the nsys profiler is used. + + inference_data_grid : list + Grid dimensions used during inference. Typically, these are automatically + determined by DFT reference data, and this parameter does not need to + be set. Thus, this parameter mainly exists for debugging purposes. + + use_mixed_precision : bool + If True, mixed precision computation (via AMP) will be used. + + l2_regularization : float + Weight decay rate for NN optimizer. + + dropout : float + Dropout rate for positional encoding in transformer net. """ def __init__(self): super(ParametersRunning, self).__init__() - self.trainingtype = "SGD" - self.learning_rate = 0.5 + self.optimizer = "Adam" + self.learning_rate = 10 ** (-5) + # self.learning_rate_embedding = 10 ** (-4) self.max_number_epochs = 100 - self.verbosity = True self.mini_batch_size = 10 - self.weight_decay = 0 + # self.snapshots_per_epoch = -1 + + # self.l1_regularization = 0.0 + self.l2_regularization = 0.0 + self.dropout = 0.0 + # self.batch_norm = False + # self.input_noise = 0.0 + self.early_stopping_epochs = 0 self.early_stopping_threshold = 0 self.learning_rate_scheduler = None self.learning_rate_decay = 0.1 self.learning_rate_patience = 0 - self.use_compression = False + self._during_training_metric = "ldos" + self._after_training_metric = "ldos" + # self.use_compression = False self.num_workers = 0 self.use_shuffling_for_samplers = True self.checkpoints_each_epoch = 0 + # self.checkpoint_best_so_far = False self.checkpoint_name = "checkpoint_mala" - self.visualisation = 0 - self.visualisation_dir = os.path.join(".", "mala_logging") - self.visualisation_dir_append_date = True - self.during_training_metric = "ldos" - self.after_before_training_metric = "ldos" + self.run_name = "" + self.logging_dir = "./mala_logging" + self.logging_dir_append_date = True + self.logger = None + self.validation_metrics = ["ldos"] + self.validate_on_training_data = False + self.validate_every_n_epochs = 1 self.inference_data_grid = [0, 0, 0] self.use_mixed_precision = False self.use_graphs = False - self.training_report_frequency = 1000 - self.profiler_range = None #[1000, 2000] + self.training_log_interval = 1000 + self.profiler_range = [1000, 2000] - def _update_horovod(self, new_horovod): - super(ParametersRunning, self)._update_horovod(new_horovod) + def _update_ddp(self, new_ddp): + super(ParametersRunning, self)._update_ddp(new_ddp) self.during_training_metric = self.during_training_metric - self.after_before_training_metric = self.after_before_training_metric + self.after_training_metric = self.after_training_metric @property def during_training_metric(self): @@ -759,13 +878,17 @@ def during_training_metric(self): @during_training_metric.setter def during_training_metric(self, value): if value != "ldos": - if self._configuration["horovod"]: - raise Exception("Currently, MALA can only operate with the " - "\"ldos\" metric for horovod runs.") + if self._configuration["ddp"]: + raise Exception( + "Currently, MALA can only operate with the " + '"ldos" metric for ddp runs.' + ) + if value not in self.validation_metrics: + self.validation_metrics.append(value) self._during_training_metric = value @property - def after_before_training_metric(self): + def after_training_metric(self): """ Get the metric used during training. @@ -777,23 +900,17 @@ def after_before_training_metric(self): DFT results. Of these, the mean average error in eV/atom will be calculated. """ - return self._after_before_training_metric + return self._after_training_metric - @after_before_training_metric.setter - def after_before_training_metric(self, value): + @after_training_metric.setter + def after_training_metric(self, value): if value != "ldos": - if self._configuration["horovod"]: - raise Exception("Currently, MALA can only operate with the " - "\"ldos\" metric for horovod runs.") - self._after_before_training_metric = value - - @during_training_metric.setter - def during_training_metric(self, value): - if value != "ldos": - if self._configuration["horovod"]: - raise Exception("Currently, MALA can only operate with the " - "\"ldos\" metric for horovod runs.") - self._during_training_metric = value + if self._configuration["ddp"]: + raise Exception( + "Currently, MALA can only operate with the " + '"ldos" metric for ddp runs.' + ) + self._after_training_metric = value @property def use_graphs(self): @@ -808,14 +925,18 @@ def use_graphs(self): @use_graphs.setter def use_graphs(self, value): if value is True: - if self._configuration["gpu"] is False or \ - torch.version.cuda is None: + if ( + self._configuration["gpu"] is False + or torch.version.cuda is None + ): parallel_warn("No CUDA or GPU found, cannot use CUDA graphs.") value = False else: if float(torch.version.cuda) < 11.0: - raise Exception("Cannot use CUDA graphs with a CUDA" - " version below 11.0") + raise Exception( + "Cannot use CUDA graphs with a CUDA" + " version below 11.0" + ) self._use_graphs = value @@ -947,11 +1068,20 @@ class ParametersHyperparameterOptimization(ParametersBase): not recommended because it is file based and can lead to errors; With a suitable timeout it can be used somewhat stable though and help in HPC settings. + + acsd_points : int + Parameter of the ACSD HyperparamterOptimization scheme. Controls + the number of point-pairs which are used to compute the ACSD. + An array of acsd_points*acsd_points will be computed, i.e., if + acsd_points=100, 100 points will be drawn at random, and thereafter + each of these 100 points will be compared with a new, random set + of 100 points, leading to 10000 points in total for the calculation + of the ACSD. """ def __init__(self): super(ParametersHyperparameterOptimization, self).__init__() - self.direction = 'minimize' + self.direction = "minimize" self.n_trials = 100 self.hlist = [] self.hyper_opt_method = "optuna" @@ -971,6 +1101,7 @@ def __init__(self): # For accelerated hyperparameter optimization. self.acsd_points = 100 + self.mutual_information_points = 20000 @property def rdb_storage_heartbeat(self): @@ -1031,18 +1162,24 @@ def show(self, indent=""): if v != "_configuration": if v != "hlist": if v[0] == "_": - printout(indent + '%-15s: %s' % - (v[1:], getattr(self, v)), min_verbosity=0) + printout( + indent + "%-15s: %s" % (v[1:], getattr(self, v)), + min_verbosity=0, + ) else: printout( - indent + '%-15s: %s' % (v, getattr(self, v)), - min_verbosity=0) + indent + "%-15s: %s" % (v, getattr(self, v)), + min_verbosity=0, + ) if v == "hlist": i = 0 for hyp in self.hlist: - printout(indent + '%-15s: %s' % - ("hyperparameter #"+str(i), hyp.name), - min_verbosity=0) + printout( + indent + + "%-15s: %s" + % ("hyperparameter #" + str(i), hyp.name), + min_verbosity=0, + ) i += 1 @@ -1147,12 +1284,12 @@ class Parameters: hyperparameters : ParametersHyperparameterOptimization Parameters used for hyperparameter optimization. - debug : ParametersDebug - Container for all debugging parameters. - manual_seed: int If not none, this value is used as manual seed for the neural networks. Can be used to make experiments comparable. Default: None. + + datageneration : ParametersDataGeneration + Parameters used for data generation routines. """ def __init__(self): @@ -1172,7 +1309,7 @@ def __init__(self): # Properties self.use_gpu = False - self.use_horovod = False + self.use_ddp = False self.use_mpi = False self.verbosity = 1 self.device = "cpu" @@ -1180,6 +1317,8 @@ def __init__(self): # TODO: Maybe as a percentage? Feature dimensions can be quite # different. self.openpmd_granularity = 1 + self.use_lammps = True + self.use_atomic_density_formula = False @property def openpmd_granularity(self): @@ -1205,7 +1344,9 @@ def openpmd_granularity(self, value): self.targets._update_openpmd_granularity(self._openpmd_granularity) self.data._update_openpmd_granularity(self._openpmd_granularity) self.running._update_openpmd_granularity(self._openpmd_granularity) - self.hyperparameters._update_openpmd_granularity(self._openpmd_granularity) + self.hyperparameters._update_openpmd_granularity( + self._openpmd_granularity + ) @property def verbosity(self): @@ -1229,7 +1370,7 @@ def verbosity(self, value): @property def use_gpu(self): - """Control whether or not a GPU is used (provided there is one).""" + """Control whether a GPU is used (provided there is one).""" return self._use_gpu @use_gpu.setter @@ -1240,8 +1381,16 @@ def use_gpu(self, value): if torch.cuda.is_available(): self._use_gpu = True else: - parallel_warn("GPU requested, but no GPU found. MALA will " - "operate with CPU only.") + parallel_warn( + "GPU requested, but no GPU found. MALA will " + "operate with CPU only." + ) + if self._use_gpu and self.use_lammps: + printout( + "Enabling atomic density formula because LAMMPS and GPU " + "are used." + ) + self.use_atomic_density_formula = True # Invalidate, will be updated in setter. self.device = None @@ -1253,31 +1402,36 @@ def use_gpu(self, value): self.hyperparameters._update_gpu(self.use_gpu) @property - def use_horovod(self): - """Control whether or not horovod is used for parallel training.""" - return self._use_horovod - - @use_horovod.setter - def use_horovod(self, value): - if value is False: - self._use_horovod = False - else: - if horovod_available: - hvd.init() - # Invalidate, will be updated in setter. - set_horovod_status(value) - self.device = None - self._use_horovod = value - self.network._update_horovod(self.use_horovod) - self.descriptors._update_horovod(self.use_horovod) - self.targets._update_horovod(self.use_horovod) - self.data._update_horovod(self.use_horovod) - self.running._update_horovod(self.use_horovod) - self.hyperparameters._update_horovod(self.use_horovod) - else: - parallel_warn("Horovod requested, but not installed found. " - "MALA will operate without horovod only.") - + def use_ddp(self): + """Control whether ddp is used for parallel training.""" + return self._use_ddp + + @use_ddp.setter + def use_ddp(self, value): + if value: + if self.verbosity > 1: + print("Initializing torch.distributed.") + # JOSHR: + # We start up torch distributed here. As is fairly standard + # convention, we get the rank and world size arguments via + # environment variables (RANK, WORLD_SIZE). In addition to + # those variables, LOCAL_RANK, MASTER_ADDR and MASTER_PORT + # should be set. + rank = int(os.environ.get("RANK")) + world_size = int(os.environ.get("WORLD_SIZE")) + + dist.init_process_group("nccl", rank=rank, world_size=world_size) + + set_ddp_status(value) + # Invalidate, will be updated in setter. + self.device = None + self._use_ddp = value + self.network._update_ddp(self.use_ddp) + self.descriptors._update_ddp(self.use_ddp) + self.targets._update_ddp(self.use_ddp) + self.data._update_ddp(self.use_ddp) + self.running._update_ddp(self.use_ddp) + self.hyperparameters._update_ddp(self.use_ddp) @property def device(self): @@ -1288,8 +1442,7 @@ def device(self): def device(self, value): device_id = get_local_rank() if self.use_gpu: - self._device = "cuda:"\ - f"{device_id}" + self._device = "cuda:" f"{device_id}" else: self._device = "cpu" self.network._update_device(self._device) @@ -1301,12 +1454,13 @@ def device(self, value): @property def use_mpi(self): - """Control whether or not horovod is used for parallel training.""" + """Control whether MPI is used for paralle inference.""" return self._use_mpi @use_mpi.setter def use_mpi(self, value): set_mpi_status(value) + # Invalidate, will be updated in setter. self.device = None self._use_mpi = value @@ -1331,19 +1485,85 @@ def openpmd_configuration(self): @openpmd_configuration.setter def openpmd_configuration(self, value): self._openpmd_configuration = value - - # Invalidate, will be updated in setter. self.network._update_openpmd_configuration(self.openpmd_configuration) - self.descriptors._update_openpmd_configuration(self.openpmd_configuration) + self.descriptors._update_openpmd_configuration( + self.openpmd_configuration + ) self.targets._update_openpmd_configuration(self.openpmd_configuration) self.data._update_openpmd_configuration(self.openpmd_configuration) self.running._update_openpmd_configuration(self.openpmd_configuration) - self.hyperparameters._update_openpmd_configuration(self.openpmd_configuration) + self.hyperparameters._update_openpmd_configuration( + self.openpmd_configuration + ) + + @property + def use_lammps(self): + """Control whether to use LAMMPS for descriptor calculation.""" + return self._use_lammps + + @use_lammps.setter + def use_lammps(self, value): + self._use_lammps = value + if self.use_gpu and value: + printout( + "Enabling atomic density formula because LAMMPS and GPU " + "are used." + ) + self.use_atomic_density_formula = True + self.network._update_lammps(self.use_lammps) + self.descriptors._update_lammps(self.use_lammps) + self.targets._update_lammps(self.use_lammps) + self.data._update_lammps(self.use_lammps) + self.running._update_lammps(self.use_lammps) + self.hyperparameters._update_lammps(self.use_lammps) + + @property + def use_atomic_density_formula(self): + """Control whether to use the atomic density formula. + + This formula uses as a Gaussian representation of the atomic density + to calculate the structure factor and with it, the Ewald energy + and parts of the exchange-correlation energy. By using it, one can + go from N^2 to NlogN scaling, and offloads most of the computational + overhead of energy calculation from QE to LAMMPS. This is beneficial + since LAMMPS can benefit from GPU acceleration (QE GPU acceleration + is not used in the portion of the QE code MALA employs). If set + to True, this means MALA will perform another LAMMPS calculation + during inference. The hyperparameters for this atomic density + calculation are set via the parameters.descriptors object. + Default is False, except for when both use_gpu and use_lammps + are True, in which case this value will be set to True as well. + """ + return self._use_atomic_density_formula + + @use_atomic_density_formula.setter + def use_atomic_density_formula(self, value): + self._use_atomic_density_formula = value + + self.network._update_atomic_density_formula( + self.use_atomic_density_formula + ) + self.descriptors._update_atomic_density_formula( + self.use_atomic_density_formula + ) + self.targets._update_atomic_density_formula( + self.use_atomic_density_formula + ) + self.data._update_atomic_density_formula( + self.use_atomic_density_formula + ) + self.running._update_atomic_density_formula( + self.use_atomic_density_formula + ) + self.hyperparameters._update_atomic_density_formula( + self.use_atomic_density_formula + ) def show(self): """Print name and values of all attributes of this object.""" - printout("--- " + self.__doc__.split("\n")[1] + " ---", - min_verbosity=0) + printout( + "--- " + self.__doc__.split("\n")[1] + " ---", min_verbosity=0 + ) # Two for-statements so that global parameters are shown on top. for v in vars(self): @@ -1351,16 +1571,21 @@ def show(self): pass else: if v[0] == "_": - printout('%-15s: %s' % (v[1:], getattr(self, v)), - min_verbosity=0) + printout( + "%-15s: %s" % (v[1:], getattr(self, v)), + min_verbosity=0, + ) else: - printout('%-15s: %s' % (v, getattr(self, v)), - min_verbosity=0) + printout( + "%-15s: %s" % (v, getattr(self, v)), min_verbosity=0 + ) for v in vars(self): if isinstance(getattr(self, v), ParametersBase): parobject = getattr(self, v) - printout("--- " + parobject.__doc__.split("\n")[1] + " ---", - min_verbosity=0) + printout( + "--- " + parobject.__doc__.split("\n")[1] + " ---", + min_verbosity=0, + ) parobject.show("\t") def save(self, filename, save_format="json"): @@ -1383,14 +1608,15 @@ def save(self, filename, save_format="json"): if save_format == "pickle": if filename[-3:] != "pkl": filename += ".pkl" - with open(filename, 'wb') as handle: + with open(filename, "wb") as handle: pickle.dump(self, handle, protocol=4) elif save_format == "json": if filename[-4:] != "json": filename += ".json" json_dict = {} - members = inspect.getmembers(self, - lambda a: not (inspect.isroutine(a))) + members = inspect.getmembers( + self, lambda a: not (inspect.isroutine(a)) + ) # Two for loops so global properties enter the dict first. for member in members: @@ -1405,7 +1631,7 @@ def save(self, filename, save_format="json"): if member[0][0] != "_": if isinstance(member[1], ParametersBase): # All the subclasses have to provide this function. - member[1]: ParametersBase + member[1]: ParametersBase # type: ignore json_dict[member[0]] = member[1].to_json() with open(filename, "w", encoding="utf-8") as f: json.dump(json_dict, f, ensure_ascii=False, indent=4) @@ -1462,7 +1688,7 @@ def optuna_singlenode_setup(self, wait_time=0): self.use_gpu = True self.use_mpi = True device_temp = self.device - sleep(get_rank()*wait_time) + sleep(get_rank() * wait_time) # Now we can turn of MPI and set the device manually. self.use_mpi = False @@ -1475,8 +1701,9 @@ def optuna_singlenode_setup(self, wait_time=0): self.hyperparameters._update_device(device_temp) @classmethod - def load_from_file(cls, file, save_format="json", - no_snapshots=False): + def load_from_file( + cls, file, save_format="json", no_snapshots=False, force_no_ddp=False + ): """ Load a Parameters object from a file. @@ -1501,7 +1728,7 @@ def load_from_file(cls, file, save_format="json", """ if save_format == "pickle": if isinstance(file, str): - loaded_parameters = pickle.load(open(file, 'rb')) + loaded_parameters = pickle.load(open(file, "rb")) else: loaded_parameters = pickle.load(file) if no_snapshots is True: @@ -1514,22 +1741,48 @@ def load_from_file(cls, file, save_format="json", loaded_parameters = cls() for key in json_dict: - if isinstance(json_dict[key], dict) and key \ - != "openpmd_configuration": + if ( + isinstance(json_dict[key], dict) + and key != "openpmd_configuration" + ): # These are the other parameter classes. - sub_parameters =\ - globals()[json_dict[key]["_parameters_type"]].\ - from_json(json_dict[key]) + sub_parameters = globals()[ + json_dict[key]["_parameters_type"] + ].from_json(json_dict[key]) setattr(loaded_parameters, key, sub_parameters) + # Backwards compatability: + if key == "descriptors": + if ( + "use_atomic_density_energy_formula" + in json_dict[key] + ): + loaded_parameters.use_atomic_density_formula = ( + json_dict[key][ + "use_atomic_density_energy_formula" + ] + ) + # We iterate a second time, to set global values, so that they # are properly forwarded. for key in json_dict: - if not isinstance(json_dict[key], dict) or key == \ - "openpmd_configuration": - setattr(loaded_parameters, key, json_dict[key]) + if ( + not isinstance(json_dict[key], dict) + or key == "openpmd_configuration" + ): + if key == "use_ddp" and force_no_ddp is True: + setattr(loaded_parameters, key, False) + else: + setattr(loaded_parameters, key, json_dict[key]) if no_snapshots is True: loaded_parameters.data.snapshot_directories_list = [] + # Backwards compatability: since the transfer of old property + # to new property happens _before_ all children descriptor classes + # are instantiated, it is not properly propagated. Thus, we + # simply have to set it to its own value again. + loaded_parameters.use_atomic_density_formula = ( + loaded_parameters.use_atomic_density_formula + ) else: raise Exception("Unsupported parameter save format.") @@ -1555,11 +1808,12 @@ def load_from_pickle(cls, file, no_snapshots=False): The loaded Parameters object. """ - return Parameters.load_from_file(file, save_format="pickle", - no_snapshots=no_snapshots) + return Parameters.load_from_file( + file, save_format="pickle", no_snapshots=no_snapshots + ) @classmethod - def load_from_json(cls, file, no_snapshots=False): + def load_from_json(cls, file, no_snapshots=False, force_no_ddp=False): """ Load a Parameters object from a json file. @@ -1578,5 +1832,9 @@ def load_from_json(cls, file, no_snapshots=False): The loaded Parameters object. """ - return Parameters.load_from_file(file, save_format="json", - no_snapshots=no_snapshots) + return Parameters.load_from_file( + file, + save_format="json", + no_snapshots=no_snapshots, + force_no_ddp=force_no_ddp, + ) diff --git a/mala/common/physical_data.py b/mala/common/physical_data.py index db4ace3f1..c7dd08f40 100644 --- a/mala/common/physical_data.py +++ b/mala/common/physical_data.py @@ -1,4 +1,5 @@ """Base class for all calculators that deal with physical data.""" + from abc import ABC, abstractmethod import os @@ -11,10 +12,27 @@ class PhysicalData(ABC): """ - Base class for physical data. + Base class for volumetric physical data. Implements general framework to read and write such data to and from - files. + files. Volumetric data is assumed to exist on a 3D grid. As such it + either has the dimensions [x,y,z,f], where f is the feature dimension. + All loading functions within this class assume such a 4D array. Within + MALA, occasionally 2D arrays of dimension [x*y*z,f] are used and reshaped + accordingly. + + Parameters + ---------- + parameters : mala.Parameters + MALA Parameters object used to create this class. + + Attributes + ---------- + parameters : mala.Parameters + MALA parameters object. + + grid_dimensions : list + List of the grid dimensions (x,y,z) """ ############################## @@ -67,7 +85,9 @@ def si_unit_conversion(self): # because there is no need to. ############################## - def read_from_numpy_file(self, path, units=None, array=None, reshape=False): + def read_from_numpy_file( + self, path, units=None, array=None, reshape=False + ): """ Read the data from a numpy file. @@ -83,6 +103,9 @@ def read_from_numpy_file(self, path, units=None, array=None, reshape=False): If not None, the array to save the data into. The array has to be 4-dimensional. + reshape : bool + If True, the loaded 4D array will be reshaped into a 2D array. + Returns ------- data : numpy.ndarray or None @@ -92,17 +115,19 @@ def read_from_numpy_file(self, path, units=None, array=None, reshape=False): """ if array is None: - loaded_array = np.load(path)[:, :, :, self._feature_mask():] + loaded_array = np.load(path)[:, :, :, self._feature_mask() :] self._process_loaded_array(loaded_array, units=units) return loaded_array else: if reshape: array_dims = np.shape(array) - array[:, :] = np.load(path)[:, :, :, self._feature_mask() :].reshape( - array_dims - ) + array[:, :] = np.load(path)[ + :, :, :, self._feature_mask() : + ].reshape(array_dims) else: - array[:, :, :, :] = np.load(path)[:, :, :, self._feature_mask() :] + array[:, :, :, :] = np.load(path)[ + :, :, :, self._feature_mask() : + ] self._process_loaded_array(array, units=units) def read_from_openpmd_file(self, path, units=None, array=None): @@ -140,15 +165,19 @@ def read_from_openpmd_file(self, path, units=None, array=None): # {"defer_iteration_parsing": True} | # self.parameters. # _configuration["openpmd_configuration"])) - options = self.parameters._configuration["openpmd_configuration"].copy() + options = self.parameters._configuration[ + "openpmd_configuration" + ].copy() options["defer_iteration_parsing"] = True - series = io.Series(path, io.Access.read_only, - options=json.dumps(options)) + series = io.Series( + path, io.Access.read_only, options=json.dumps(options) + ) # Check if this actually MALA compatible data. if series.get_attribute("is_mala_data") != 1: - raise Exception("Non-MALA data detected, cannot work with this " - "data.") + raise Exception( + "Non-MALA data detected, cannot work with this data." + ) # A bit clanky, but this way only the FIRST iteration is loaded, # which is what we need for loading from a single file that @@ -167,24 +196,35 @@ def read_from_openpmd_file(self, path, units=None, array=None): # the feature dimension with 0,1,... ? I can't think of one. # But there may be in the future, and this'll break if array is None: - data = np.zeros((mesh["0"].shape[0], mesh["0"].shape[1], - mesh["0"].shape[2], len(mesh)-self._feature_mask()), - dtype=mesh["0"].dtype) + data = np.zeros( + ( + mesh["0"].shape[0], + mesh["0"].shape[1], + mesh["0"].shape[2], + len(mesh) - self._feature_mask(), + ), + dtype=mesh["0"].dtype, + ) else: - if array.shape[0] != mesh["0"].shape[0] or \ - array.shape[1] != mesh["0"].shape[1] or \ - array.shape[2] != mesh["0"].shape[2] or \ - array.shape[3] != len(mesh)-self._feature_mask(): - raise Exception("Cannot load data into array, wrong " - "shape provided.") + if ( + array.shape[0] != mesh["0"].shape[0] + or array.shape[1] != mesh["0"].shape[1] + or array.shape[2] != mesh["0"].shape[2] + or array.shape[3] != len(mesh) - self._feature_mask() + ): + raise Exception( + "Cannot load data into array, wrong shape provided." + ) # Only check this once, since we do not save arrays with different # units throughout the feature dimension. # Later, we can merge this unit check with the unit conversion # MALA does naturally. if not np.isclose(mesh[str(0)].unit_SI, self.si_unit_conversion): - raise Exception("MALA currently cannot operate with OpenPMD " - "files with non-MALA units.") + raise Exception( + "MALA currently cannot operate with OpenPMD " + "files with non-MALA units." + ) # Deal with `granularity` items of the vectors at a time # Or in the openPMD layout: with `granularity` record components @@ -196,21 +236,35 @@ def read_from_openpmd_file(self, path, units=None, array=None): else: array_shape = array.shape data_type = array.dtype - for base in range(self._feature_mask(), array_shape[3]+self._feature_mask(), - granularity): - end = min(base + granularity, array_shape[3]+self._feature_mask()) + for base in range( + self._feature_mask(), + array_shape[3] + self._feature_mask(), + granularity, + ): + end = min( + base + granularity, array_shape[3] + self._feature_mask() + ) transposed = np.empty( (end - base, array_shape[0], array_shape[1], array_shape[2]), - dtype=data_type) + dtype=data_type, + ) for i in range(base, end): mesh[str(i)].load_chunk(transposed[i - base, :, :, :]) series.flush() if array is None: - data[:, :, :, base-self._feature_mask():end-self._feature_mask()] \ - = np.transpose(transposed, axes=[1, 2, 3, 0])[:, :, :, :] + data[ + :, + :, + :, + base - self._feature_mask() : end - self._feature_mask(), + ] = np.transpose(transposed, axes=[1, 2, 3, 0])[:, :, :, :] else: - array[:, :, :, base-self._feature_mask():end-self._feature_mask()] \ - = np.transpose(transposed, axes=[1, 2, 3, 0])[:, :, :, :] + array[ + :, + :, + :, + base - self._feature_mask() : end - self._feature_mask(), + ] = np.transpose(transposed, axes=[1, 2, 3, 0])[:, :, :, :] if array is None: self._process_loaded_array(data, units=units) @@ -229,16 +283,27 @@ def read_dimensions_from_numpy_file(self, path, read_dtype=False): read_dtype : bool If True, the dtype is read alongside the dimensions. + + Returns + ------- + dimension_info : list or tuple + If read_dtype is False, then only a list containing the dimensions + of the saved array is returned. If read_dtype is True, a tuple + containing this list of dimensions and the dtype of the array will + be returned. """ loaded_array = np.load(path, mmap_mode="r") if read_dtype: - return self._process_loaded_dimensions(np.shape(loaded_array)), \ - loaded_array.dtype + return ( + self._process_loaded_dimensions(np.shape(loaded_array)), + loaded_array.dtype, + ) else: return self._process_loaded_dimensions(np.shape(loaded_array)) - def read_dimensions_from_openpmd_file(self, path, comm=None, - read_dtype=False): + def read_dimensions_from_openpmd_file( + self, path, comm=None, read_dtype=False + ): """ Read only the dimensions from a openPMD file. @@ -249,9 +314,18 @@ def read_dimensions_from_openpmd_file(self, path, comm=None, read_dtype : bool If True, the dtype is read alongside the dimensions. + + comm : MPI.Comm + An MPI communicator to be used for parallelized I/O + + Returns + ------- + dimension_info : list + A list containing the dimensions of the saved array. """ if comm is None or comm.rank == 0: import openpmd_api as io + # The union operator for dicts is only supported starting with # python 3.9. Currently, MALA works down to python 3.8; For now, # I think it is good to keep it that way. @@ -263,17 +337,18 @@ def read_dimensions_from_openpmd_file(self, path, comm=None, # self.parameters. # _configuration["openpmd_configuration"])) options = self.parameters._configuration[ - "openpmd_configuration"].copy() + "openpmd_configuration" + ].copy() options["defer_iteration_parsing"] = True - series = io.Series(path, - io.Access.read_only, - options=json.dumps(options)) + series = io.Series( + path, io.Access.read_only, options=json.dumps(options) + ) # Check if this actually MALA compatible data. if series.get_attribute("is_mala_data") != 1: raise Exception( - "Non-MALA data detected, cannot work with this " - "data.") + "Non-MALA data detected, cannot work with this data." + ) # A bit clanky, but this way only the FIRST iteration is loaded, # which is what we need for loading from a single file that @@ -283,8 +358,12 @@ def read_dimensions_from_openpmd_file(self, path, comm=None, # and no others. for current_iteration in series.read_iterations(): mesh = current_iteration.meshes[self.data_name] - tuple_from_file = [mesh["0"].shape[0], mesh["0"].shape[1], - mesh["0"].shape[2], len(mesh)] + tuple_from_file = [ + mesh["0"].shape[0], + mesh["0"].shape[1], + mesh["0"].shape[2], + len(mesh), + ] loaded_dtype = mesh["0"].dtype break series.close() @@ -294,8 +373,10 @@ def read_dimensions_from_openpmd_file(self, path, comm=None, if comm is not None: tuple_from_file = comm.bcast(tuple_from_file, root=0) if read_dtype: - return self._process_loaded_dimensions(tuple(tuple_from_file)), \ - loaded_dtype + return ( + self._process_loaded_dimensions(tuple(tuple_from_file)), + loaded_dtype, + ) else: return self._process_loaded_dimensions(tuple(tuple_from_file)) @@ -334,6 +415,22 @@ class SkipArrayWriting: In order to provide this data, the numpy array can be replaced with an instance of the class SkipArrayWriting. + + Parameters + ---------- + dataset : openpmd_api.Dataset + OpenPMD Data set to eventually write to. + + feature_size : int + Size of the feature dimension. + + Attributes + ---------- + dataset : mala.Parameters + OpenPMD Data set to eventually write to. + + feature_size : list + Size of the feature dimension. """ # dataset has type openpmd_api.Dataset (not adding a type hint to avoid @@ -342,8 +439,13 @@ def __init__(self, dataset, feature_size): self.dataset = dataset self.feature_size = feature_size - def write_to_openpmd_file(self, path, array, additional_attributes={}, - internal_iteration_number=0): + def write_to_openpmd_file( + self, + path, + array, + additional_attributes={}, + internal_iteration_number=0, + ): """ Write data to an OpenPMD file. @@ -358,7 +460,7 @@ def write_to_openpmd_file(self, path, array, additional_attributes={}, the openPMD structure. additional_attributes : dict - Dict containing additional attributes to be saved. + Dictionary containing additional attributes to be saved. internal_iteration_number : int Internal OpenPMD iteration number. Ideally, this number should @@ -368,26 +470,30 @@ def write_to_openpmd_file(self, path, array, additional_attributes={}, import openpmd_api as io if isinstance(path, str): - file_name = os.path.basename(path) + directory, file_name = os.path.split(path) + path = os.path.join(directory, file_name.replace("*", "%T")) file_ending = file_name.split(".")[-1] if file_name == file_ending: path += ".h5" elif file_ending not in io.file_extensions: - raise Exception("Invalid file ending selected: " + - file_ending) + raise Exception("Invalid file ending selected: " + file_ending) if self.parameters._configuration["mpi"]: series = io.Series( path, io.Access.create, get_comm(), options=json.dumps( - self.parameters._configuration["openpmd_configuration"])) + self.parameters._configuration["openpmd_configuration"] + ), + ) else: series = io.Series( path, io.Access.create, options=json.dumps( - self.parameters._configuration["openpmd_configuration"])) + self.parameters._configuration["openpmd_configuration"] + ), + ) elif isinstance(path, io.Series): series = path @@ -402,18 +508,24 @@ def write_to_openpmd_file(self, path, array, additional_attributes={}, # This function may be called without the feature dimension # explicitly set (i.e. during testing or post-processing). # We have to check for that. - if self.feature_size == 0 and not isinstance(array, - self.SkipArrayWriting): + if self.feature_size == 0 and not isinstance( + array, self.SkipArrayWriting + ): self._set_feature_size_from_array(array) self.write_to_openpmd_iteration(iteration, array) return series - def write_to_openpmd_iteration(self, iteration, array, - local_offset=None, - local_reach=None, - additional_metadata=None, - feature_from=0, feature_to=None): + def write_to_openpmd_iteration( + self, + iteration, + array, + local_offset=None, + local_reach=None, + additional_metadata=None, + feature_from=0, + feature_to=None, + ): """ Write a file within an OpenPMD iteration. @@ -429,6 +541,22 @@ def write_to_openpmd_iteration(self, iteration, array, If not None, and the selected class implements it, additional metadata will be read from this source. This metadata will then, depending on the class, be saved in the OpenPMD file. + + local_offset : list + [x,y,z] value from which to start writing the array. + + local_reach : list + [x,y,z] value until which to read the array. + + feature_from : int + Value from which to start writing in the feature dimension. With + this parameter and feature_to, one can parallelize over the feature + dimension. + + feature_to : int + Value until which to write in the feature dimension. With + this parameter and feature_from, one can parallelize over the feature + dimension. """ import openpmd_api as io @@ -456,45 +584,65 @@ def write_to_openpmd_iteration(self, iteration, array, atomic_numbers = atoms_ase.get_atomic_numbers() positions = io.Dataset( # Need bugfix https://github.com/openPMD/openPMD-api/pull/1357 - atomic_positions[0].dtype if io.__version__ >= '0.15.0' else - io.Datatype.DOUBLE, - atomic_positions[0].shape) - numbers = io.Dataset(atomic_numbers[0].dtype, - [1]) - iteration.set_attribute("periodic_boundary_conditions_x", - atoms_ase.pbc[0]) - iteration.set_attribute("periodic_boundary_conditions_y", - atoms_ase.pbc[1]) - iteration.set_attribute("periodic_boundary_conditions_z", - atoms_ase.pbc[2]) + ( + atomic_positions[0].dtype + if io.__version__ >= "0.15.0" + else io.Datatype.DOUBLE + ), + atomic_positions[0].shape, + ) + numbers = io.Dataset(atomic_numbers[0].dtype, [1]) + iteration.set_attribute( + "periodic_boundary_conditions_x", atoms_ase.pbc[0] + ) + iteration.set_attribute( + "periodic_boundary_conditions_y", atoms_ase.pbc[1] + ) + iteration.set_attribute( + "periodic_boundary_conditions_z", atoms_ase.pbc[2] + ) # atoms_openpmd["position"].time_offset = 0.0 # atoms_openpmd["positionOffset"].time_offset = 0.0 for atom in range(0, len(atoms_ase)): atoms_openpmd["position"][str(atom)].reset_dataset(positions) atoms_openpmd["number"][str(atom)].reset_dataset(numbers) - atoms_openpmd["positionOffset"][str(atom)].reset_dataset(positions) + atoms_openpmd["positionOffset"][str(atom)].reset_dataset( + positions + ) atoms_openpmd_position = atoms_openpmd["position"][str(atom)] atoms_openpmd_number = atoms_openpmd["number"][str(atom)] if get_rank() == 0: atoms_openpmd_position.store_chunk(atomic_positions[atom]) atoms_openpmd_number.store_chunk( - np.array([atomic_numbers[atom]])) + np.array([atomic_numbers[atom]]) + ) atoms_openpmd["positionOffset"][str(atom)].make_constant(0) # Positions are stored in Angstrom. atoms_openpmd["position"][str(atom)].unit_SI = 1.0e-10 atoms_openpmd["positionOffset"][str(atom)].unit_SI = 1.0e-10 - dataset = array.dataset if isinstance( - array, self.SkipArrayWriting) else io.Dataset( - array.dtype, self.grid_dimensions) + if any(i == 0 for i in self.grid_dimensions) and not isinstance( + array, self.SkipArrayWriting + ): + self.grid_dimensions = array.shape[0:-1] + + dataset = ( + array.dataset + if isinstance(array, self.SkipArrayWriting) + else io.Dataset(array.dtype, self.grid_dimensions) + ) # Global feature sizes: feature_global_from = 0 feature_global_to = self.feature_size - if feature_global_to == 0 and isinstance(array, self.SkipArrayWriting): - feature_global_to = array.feature_size + if feature_global_to == 0: + feature_global_to = ( + array.feature_size + if isinstance(array, self.SkipArrayWriting) + else array.shape[-1] + ) # First loop: Only metadata, write metadata equivalently across ranks for current_feature in range(feature_global_from, feature_global_to): @@ -516,11 +664,14 @@ def write_to_openpmd_iteration(self, iteration, array, feature_to = array.shape[3] if feature_to - feature_from != array.shape[3]: - raise RuntimeError("""\ + raise RuntimeError( + """\ [write_to_openpmd_iteration] Internal error, called function with wrong parameters. Specification of features ({} - {}) on rank {} does not match the array dimensions (extent {} in the feature dimension)""".format( - feature_from, feature_to, get_rank(), array.shape[3])) + feature_from, feature_to, get_rank(), array.shape[3] + ) + ) # See above - will currently break for density of states, # which is something we never do though anyway. @@ -538,9 +689,11 @@ def write_to_openpmd_iteration(self, iteration, array, # features are written from all ranks. if self.parameters._configuration["mpi"]: from mpi4py import MPI + my_iteration_count = len(range(0, array.shape[3], granularity)) - highest_iteration_count = get_comm().allreduce(my_iteration_count, - op=MPI.MAX) + highest_iteration_count = get_comm().allreduce( + my_iteration_count, op=MPI.MAX + ) extra_flushes = highest_iteration_count - my_iteration_count else: extra_flushes = 0 @@ -548,8 +701,9 @@ def write_to_openpmd_iteration(self, iteration, array, # Second loop: Write heavy data for base in range(0, array.shape[3], granularity): end = min(base + granularity, array.shape[3]) - transposed = \ - np.transpose(array[:, :, :, base:end], axes=[3, 0, 1, 2]).copy() + transposed = np.transpose( + array[:, :, :, base:end], axes=[3, 0, 1, 2] + ).copy() for i in range(base, end): # i is the index within the array passed to this function. # The feature corresponding to this index is offset @@ -557,13 +711,19 @@ def write_to_openpmd_iteration(self, iteration, array, current_feature = i + feature_from mesh_component = mesh[str(current_feature)] - mesh_component[x_from:x_to, y_from:y_to, z_from:z_to] = \ + mesh_component[x_from:x_to, y_from:y_to, z_from:z_to] = ( transposed[i - base, :, :, :] + ) iteration.series_flush() # Third loop: Extra flushes to harmonize ranks for _ in range(extra_flushes): + # This following line is a workaround for issue + # https://github.com/openPMD/openPMD-api/issues/1616 + # Fixed in openPMD-api 0.16 by + # https://github.com/openPMD/openPMD-api/pull/1619 + iteration.dt = iteration.dt iteration.series_flush() iteration.close(flush=True) @@ -603,9 +763,9 @@ def _set_openpmd_attribtues(self, iteration, mesh): # MALA internally operates in Angstrom (10^-10 m) mesh.grid_unit_SI = 1e-10 - mesh.comment = \ - "This is a special geometry, " \ - "based on the cartesian geometry." + mesh.comment = ( + "This is a special geometry, based on the cartesian geometry." + ) # Fill geometry information (if provided) self._set_geometry_info(mesh) @@ -622,8 +782,9 @@ def _get_atoms(self): return None @staticmethod - def _get_attribute_if_attribute_exists(iteration, attribute, - default_value=None): + def _get_attribute_if_attribute_exists( + iteration, attribute, default_value=None + ): if attribute in iteration.attributes: return iteration.get_attribute(attribute) else: diff --git a/mala/datageneration/__init__.py b/mala/datageneration/__init__.py index 425d0e338..f257a9b5d 100644 --- a/mala/datageneration/__init__.py +++ b/mala/datageneration/__init__.py @@ -1,3 +1,4 @@ """Tools for data generation. Currently highly experimental.""" + from .trajectory_analyzer import TrajectoryAnalyzer from .ofdft_initializer import OFDFTInitializer diff --git a/mala/datageneration/ofdft_initializer.py b/mala/datageneration/ofdft_initializer.py index 5b5aa37b9..0f932f8c5 100644 --- a/mala/datageneration/ofdft_initializer.py +++ b/mala/datageneration/ofdft_initializer.py @@ -1,4 +1,5 @@ """Tools for initializing a (ML)-DFT trajectory with OF-DFT.""" + from warnings import warn from ase import units @@ -7,6 +8,7 @@ from ase.md.langevin import Langevin from ase.io.trajectory import Trajectory from ase.md.velocitydistribution import MaxwellBoltzmannDistribution + try: from dftpy.api.api4ase import DFTpyCalculator from dftpy.config import DefaultOption, OptionFormat @@ -20,34 +22,54 @@ class OFDFTInitializer: Parameters ---------- - parameters : mala.common.parameters.Parameters - Parameters object used to create this instance. + parameters : mala.Parameters + MALA parameters object used to create this instance. atoms : ase.Atoms Initial atomic configuration for which an equilibrated configuration is to be created. + + + Attributes + ---------- + parameters : mala.mala.common.parameters.ParametersDataGeneration + MALA data generation parameters object. + + atoms : ase.Atoms + Initial atomic configuration for which an + equilibrated configuration is to be created. + + dftpy_configuration : dict + Dictionary containing the DFTpy configuration. Will partially be + populated via the MALA parameters object. """ def __init__(self, parameters, atoms): - warn("The class OFDFTInitializer is experimental. The algorithms " - "within have been tested, but the API may still be subject to " - "large changes.") + warn( + "The class OFDFTInitializer is experimental. The algorithms " + "within have been tested, but the API may still be subject to " + "large changes." + ) self.atoms = atoms - self.params = parameters.datageneration + self.parameters = parameters.datageneration # Check that only one element is used in the atoms. number_of_elements = len(set([x.symbol for x in self.atoms])) if number_of_elements > 1: - raise Exception("OF-DFT-MD initialization can only work with one" - " element.") + raise Exception( + "OF-DFT-MD initialization can only work with one element." + ) self.dftpy_configuration = DefaultOption() - self.dftpy_configuration['PATH']['pppath'] = self.params.local_psp_path - self.dftpy_configuration['PP'][self.atoms[0].symbol] = \ - self.params.local_psp_name - self.dftpy_configuration['OPT']['method'] = self.params.ofdft_kedf - self.dftpy_configuration['KEDF']['kedf'] = 'WT' - self.dftpy_configuration['JOB']['calctype'] = 'Energy Force' + self.dftpy_configuration["PATH"][ + "pppath" + ] = self.parameters.local_psp_path + self.dftpy_configuration["PP"][ + self.atoms[0].symbol + ] = self.parameters.local_psp_name + self.dftpy_configuration["OPT"]["method"] = self.parameters.ofdft_kedf + self.dftpy_configuration["KEDF"]["kedf"] = "WT" + self.dftpy_configuration["JOB"]["calctype"] = "Energy Force" def get_equilibrated_configuration(self, logging_period=None): """ @@ -58,6 +80,11 @@ def get_equilibrated_configuration(self, logging_period=None): logging_period : int If not None, a .log and .traj file will be filled with snapshot information every logging_period steps. + + Returns + ------- + equilibrated_configuration : ase.Atoms + Equilibrated atomic configuration. """ # Set the DFTPy configuration. conf = OptionFormat(self.dftpy_configuration) @@ -67,24 +94,37 @@ def get_equilibrated_configuration(self, logging_period=None): self.atoms.set_calculator(calc) # Create the initial velocities, and dynamics object. - MaxwellBoltzmannDistribution(self.atoms, - temperature_K= - self.params.ofdft_temperature, - force_temp=True) - dyn = Langevin(self.atoms, self.params.ofdft_timestep * units.fs, - temperature_K=self.params.ofdft_temperature, - friction=self.params.ofdft_friction) + MaxwellBoltzmannDistribution( + self.atoms, + temperature_K=self.parameters.ofdft_temperature, + force_temp=True, + ) + dyn = Langevin( + self.atoms, + self.parameters.ofdft_timestep * units.fs, + temperature_K=self.parameters.ofdft_temperature, + friction=self.parameters.ofdft_friction, + ) # If logging is desired, do the logging. if logging_period is not None: - dyn.attach(MDLogger(dyn, self.atoms, 'mala_of_dft_md.log', - header=False, stress=False, peratom=True, - mode="w"), interval=logging_period) - traj = Trajectory('mala_of_dft_md.traj', 'w', self.atoms) + dyn.attach( + MDLogger( + dyn, + self.atoms, + "mala_of_dft_md.log", + header=False, + stress=False, + peratom=True, + mode="w", + ), + interval=logging_period, + ) + traj = Trajectory("mala_of_dft_md.traj", "w", self.atoms) dyn.attach(traj.write, interval=logging_period) # Let the OF-DFT-MD run. ase.io.write("POSCAR_initial", self.atoms, "vasp") - dyn.run(self.params.ofdft_number_of_timesteps) + dyn.run(self.parameters.ofdft_number_of_timesteps) ase.io.write("POSCAR_equilibrated", self.atoms, "vasp") diff --git a/mala/datageneration/trajectory_analyzer.py b/mala/datageneration/trajectory_analyzer.py index 548ad95c1..fa0493af7 100644 --- a/mala/datageneration/trajectory_analyzer.py +++ b/mala/datageneration/trajectory_analyzer.py @@ -1,4 +1,5 @@ """Tools for analyzing a trajectory.""" + from functools import cached_property import os from warnings import warn @@ -28,16 +29,62 @@ class TrajectoryAnalyzer: target_calculator : mala.targets.target.Target A target calculator to calculate e.g. the RDF. If None is provided, one will be generated ad-hoc (recommended). - """ - def __init__(self, parameters, trajectory, temperatures=None, - target_calculator=None, target_temperature=None, - malada_compatability=False): - warn("The class TrajectoryAnalyzer is experimental. The algorithms " - "within have been tested, but the API may still be subject to " - "large changes.") + temperatures : string or numpy.ndarray + Array holding the temperatures for the trajectory or path to numpy + file containing temperatures. + + target_temperature : float + Target temperature for equilibration. + + malada_compatability : bool + If True, twice the radius set by the minimum imaging convention (MIC) + will be used for RDF calculation. This is generally discouraged, + but some older malada calculations have been performed with it, so + this parameter provides reproducibility. + + Attributes + ---------- + parameters : mala.common.parameters.ParametersDataGeneration + MALA data generation parameters. + + average_distance_equilibrated : float + Distance threshold for determination of first equilibrated snapshot. + + distance_metrics_denoised : numpy.ndarray + RDF based distance metrics used for equilibration analysis. + + distances_realspace : numpy.ndarray + Realspace distance metrics used to sample snapshots. - self.params: ParametersDataGeneration = parameters.datageneration + first_considered_snapshot : int + First snapshot to be considered during equilibration analysis (i.e., + after pruning). + + last_considered_snapshot : int + Last snapshot to be considered during equilibration analysis (i.e., + after pruning). + + target_calculator : mala.targets.target.Target + Target calculator used for computing RDFs. + """ + + def __init__( + self, + parameters, + trajectory, + temperatures=None, + target_calculator=None, + target_temperature=None, + malada_compatability=False, + ): + warn( + "The class TrajectoryAnalyzer is experimental. The algorithms " + "within have been tested, but the API may still be subject to " + "large changes." + ) + + self.parameters: ParametersDataGeneration = parameters.datageneration # If needed, read the trajectory self.trajectory = None @@ -49,12 +96,12 @@ def __init__(self, parameters, trajectory, temperatures=None, raise Exception("Incompatible trajectory format provided.") # If needed, read the temperature files - self.temperatures = None + self._temperatures = None if temperatures is not None: if isinstance(temperatures, np.ndarray): - self.temperatures = temperatures + self._temperatures = temperatures elif isinstance(temperatures, str): - self.temperatures = np.load(temperatures) + self._temperatures = np.load(temperatures) else: raise Exception("Incompatible temperature format provided.") @@ -67,7 +114,7 @@ def __init__(self, parameters, trajectory, temperatures=None, self.target_calculator.temperature = target_temperature # Initialize variables. - self.distance_metrics = [] + self._distance_metrics = [] self.distance_metrics_denoised = [] self.average_distance_equilibrated = None self.__saved_rdf = None @@ -111,8 +158,9 @@ def snapshot_correlation_cutoff(self): """Cutoff for the snapshot correlation analysis.""" return self.get_snapshot_correlation_cutoff() - def get_first_snapshot(self, equilibrated_snapshot=None, - distance_threshold=None): + def get_first_snapshot( + self, equilibrated_snapshot=None, distance_threshold=None + ): """ Calculate distance metrics/first equilibrated timestep on a trajectory. @@ -140,43 +188,59 @@ def get_first_snapshot(self, equilibrated_snapshot=None, # First, we ned to calculate the reduced metrics for the trajectory. # For this, we calculate the distance between all the snapshots # and the last one. - self.distance_metrics = [] + self._distance_metrics = [] if equilibrated_snapshot is None: equilibrated_snapshot = self.trajectory[-1] for idx, step in enumerate(self.trajectory): - self.distance_metrics.append(self. - _calculate_distance_between_snapshots - (equilibrated_snapshot, step, "rdf", - "cosine_distance", save_rdf1=True)) + self._distance_metrics.append( + self._calculate_distance_between_snapshots( + equilibrated_snapshot, + step, + "rdf", + "cosine_distance", + save_rdf1=True, + ) + ) # Now, we denoise the distance metrics. - self.distance_metrics_denoised = self.__denoise(self.distance_metrics) + self.distance_metrics_denoised = self.__denoise(self._distance_metrics) # Which snapshots are considered depends on how we denoise the # distance metrics. - self.first_considered_snapshot = \ - self.params.trajectory_analysis_denoising_width - self.last_considered_snapshot = \ - np.shape(self.distance_metrics_denoised)[0]-\ - self.params.trajectory_analysis_denoising_width - considered_length = self.last_considered_snapshot - \ - self.first_considered_snapshot + self.first_considered_snapshot = ( + self.parameters.trajectory_analysis_denoising_width + ) + self.last_considered_snapshot = ( + np.shape(self.distance_metrics_denoised)[0] + - self.parameters.trajectory_analysis_denoising_width + ) + considered_length = ( + self.last_considered_snapshot - self.first_considered_snapshot + ) # Next, the average of the presumed equilibrated part is calculated, # and then the first N number of times teps which are below this # average is calculated. self.average_distance_equilibrated = distance_threshold if self.average_distance_equilibrated is None: - self.average_distance_equilibrated = \ - np.mean(self.distance_metrics_denoised[considered_length - - int(self.params.trajectory_analysis_estimated_equilibrium * considered_length): - self.last_considered_snapshot]) + self.average_distance_equilibrated = np.mean( + self.distance_metrics_denoised[ + considered_length + - int( + self.parameters.trajectory_analysis_estimated_equilibrium + * considered_length + ) : self.last_considered_snapshot + ] + ) is_below = True counter = 0 first_snapshot = None for idx, dist in enumerate(self.distance_metrics_denoised): - if self.first_considered_snapshot <= idx \ - <= self.last_considered_snapshot: + if ( + self.first_considered_snapshot + <= idx + <= self.last_considered_snapshot + ): if is_below: counter += 1 if dist < self.average_distance_equilibrated: @@ -184,12 +248,16 @@ def get_first_snapshot(self, equilibrated_snapshot=None, if dist >= self.average_distance_equilibrated: counter = 0 is_below = False - if counter == self.params.\ - trajectory_analysis_below_average_counter: + if ( + counter + == self.parameters.trajectory_analysis_below_average_counter + ): first_snapshot = idx break - printout("First equilibrated timestep of trajectory is", first_snapshot) + printout( + "First equilibrated timestep of trajectory is", first_snapshot + ) return first_snapshot def get_snapshot_correlation_cutoff(self): @@ -212,10 +280,12 @@ def get_snapshot_correlation_cutoff(self): to each other to a degree that suggests temporal neighborhood. """ - if self.params.trajectory_analysis_correlation_metric_cutoff < 0: + if self.parameters.trajectory_analysis_correlation_metric_cutoff < 0: return self._analyze_distance_metric(self.trajectory) else: - return self.params.trajectory_analysis_correlation_metric_cutoff + return ( + self.parameters.trajectory_analysis_correlation_metric_cutoff + ) def get_uncorrelated_snapshots(self, filename_uncorrelated_snapshots): """ @@ -231,100 +301,135 @@ def get_uncorrelated_snapshots(self, filename_uncorrelated_snapshots): filename_uncorrelated_snapshots : string Name of the file in which to save the uncorrelated snapshots. """ - filename_base = \ - os.path.basename(filename_uncorrelated_snapshots).split(".")[0] - allowed_temp_diff_K = (self.params. - trajectory_analysis_temperature_tolerance_percent - / 100) * self.target_calculator.temperature + filename_base = os.path.basename( + filename_uncorrelated_snapshots + ).split(".")[0] + allowed_temp_diff_K = ( + self.parameters.trajectory_analysis_temperature_tolerance_percent + / 100 + ) * self.target_calculator.temperature current_snapshot = self.first_snapshot - begin_snapshot = self.first_snapshot+1 + begin_snapshot = self.first_snapshot + 1 end_snapshot = len(self.trajectory) j = 0 md_iteration = [] for i in range(begin_snapshot, end_snapshot): - if self.__check_if_snapshot_is_valid(self.trajectory[i], - self.temperatures[i], - self.trajectory[current_snapshot], - self.temperatures[current_snapshot], - self.snapshot_correlation_cutoff, - allowed_temp_diff_K): + if self.__check_if_snapshot_is_valid( + self.trajectory[i], + self._temperatures[i], + self.trajectory[current_snapshot], + self._temperatures[current_snapshot], + self.snapshot_correlation_cutoff, + allowed_temp_diff_K, + ): current_snapshot = i md_iteration.append(current_snapshot) j += 1 np.random.shuffle(md_iteration) for i in range(0, len(md_iteration)): if i == 0: - traj_writer = TrajectoryWriter(filename_base+".traj", mode='w') + traj_writer = TrajectoryWriter( + filename_base + ".traj", mode="w" + ) else: - traj_writer = TrajectoryWriter(filename_base+".traj", mode='a') - atoms_to_write = Descriptor.enforce_pbc(self.trajectory[md_iteration[i]]) + traj_writer = TrajectoryWriter( + filename_base + ".traj", mode="a" + ) + atoms_to_write = Descriptor.enforce_pbc( + self.trajectory[md_iteration[i]] + ) traj_writer.write(atoms=atoms_to_write) - np.save(filename_base+"_numbers.npy", md_iteration) + np.save(filename_base + "_numbers.npy", md_iteration) printout(j, "possible snapshots found in MD trajectory.") def _analyze_distance_metric(self, trajectory): # distance metric usefdfor the snapshot parsing (realspace similarity # of the snapshot), we first find the center of the equilibrated part # of the trajectory and calculate the differences w.r.t to to it. - center = int((np.shape(self.distance_metrics_denoised)[ - 0] - self.first_snapshot) / 2) + self.first_snapshot + center = ( + int( + ( + np.shape(self.distance_metrics_denoised)[0] + - self.first_snapshot + ) + / 2 + ) + + self.first_snapshot + ) width = int( - self.params.trajectory_analysis_estimated_equilibrium * - np.shape(self.distance_metrics_denoised)[0]) + self.parameters.trajectory_analysis_estimated_equilibrium + * np.shape(self.distance_metrics_denoised)[0] + ) self.distances_realspace = [] self.__saved_rdf = None for i in range(center - width, center + width): self.distances_realspace.append( self._calculate_distance_between_snapshots( - trajectory[center], trajectory[i], - "realspace", "minimal_distance", save_rdf1=True)) + trajectory[center], + trajectory[i], + "realspace", + "minimal_distance", + save_rdf1=True, + ) + ) # From these metrics, we assume mean - 2.576 std as limit. # This translates to a confidence interval of ~99%, which should # make any coincidental similarites unlikely. cutoff = np.mean(self.distances_realspace) - 2.576 * np.std( - self.distances_realspace) + self.distances_realspace + ) printout("Distance metric cutoff is", cutoff) return cutoff - def _calculate_distance_between_snapshots(self, snapshot1, snapshot2, - distance_metric, reduction, - save_rdf1=False): + def _calculate_distance_between_snapshots( + self, + snapshot1, + snapshot2, + distance_metric, + reduction, + save_rdf1=False, + ): if distance_metric == "realspace": positions1 = snapshot1.get_positions() positions2 = snapshot2.get_positions() if reduction == "minimal_distance": - result = np.amin(distance.cdist(positions1, positions2), - axis=0) + result = np.amin( + distance.cdist(positions1, positions2), axis=0 + ) result = np.mean(result) elif reduction == "cosine_distance": number_of_atoms = snapshot1.get_number_of_atoms() - result = distance.cosine(np.reshape(positions1, - [number_of_atoms*3]), - np.reshape(positions2, - [number_of_atoms*3])) + result = distance.cosine( + np.reshape(positions1, [number_of_atoms * 3]), + np.reshape(positions2, [number_of_atoms * 3]), + ) else: raise Exception("Unknown distance metric reduction.") elif distance_metric == "rdf": if save_rdf1 is True: if self.__saved_rdf is None: - self.__saved_rdf = self.target_calculator.\ - get_radial_distribution_function(snapshot1, - method="asap3")[0] + self.__saved_rdf = self.target_calculator.get_radial_distribution_function( + snapshot1, method="asap3" + )[ + 0 + ] rdf1 = self.__saved_rdf else: - rdf1 = self.target_calculator.\ - get_radial_distribution_function(snapshot1, - method="asap3")[0] - rdf2 = self.target_calculator.\ - get_radial_distribution_function(snapshot2, - method="asap3")[0] + rdf1 = self.target_calculator.get_radial_distribution_function( + snapshot1, method="asap3" + )[0] + rdf2 = self.target_calculator.get_radial_distribution_function( + snapshot2, method="asap3" + )[0] if reduction == "minimal_distance": - raise Exception("Combination of distance metric and reduction " - "not supported.") + raise Exception( + "Combination of distance metric and reduction " + "not supported." + ) elif reduction == "cosine_distance": result = distance.cosine(rdf1, rdf2) @@ -337,26 +442,31 @@ def _calculate_distance_between_snapshots(self, snapshot1, snapshot2, return result def __denoise(self, signal): - denoised_signal = np.convolve(signal, np.ones( - self.params.trajectory_analysis_denoising_width) - / self.params. - trajectory_analysis_denoising_width, - mode='same') + denoised_signal = np.convolve( + signal, + np.ones(self.parameters.trajectory_analysis_denoising_width) + / self.parameters.trajectory_analysis_denoising_width, + mode="same", + ) return denoised_signal - def __check_if_snapshot_is_valid(self, snapshot_to_test, temp_to_test, - reference_snapshot, reference_temp, - distance_metric, - allowed_temp_diff): - distance = self.\ - _calculate_distance_between_snapshots(snapshot_to_test, - reference_snapshot, - "realspace", - "minimal_distance") - temp_diff = np.abs(temp_to_test-reference_temp) + def __check_if_snapshot_is_valid( + self, + snapshot_to_test, + temp_to_test, + reference_snapshot, + reference_temp, + distance_metric, + allowed_temp_diff, + ): + distance = self._calculate_distance_between_snapshots( + snapshot_to_test, + reference_snapshot, + "realspace", + "minimal_distance", + ) + temp_diff = np.abs(temp_to_test - reference_temp) if distance > distance_metric and temp_diff < allowed_temp_diff: return True else: return False - - diff --git a/mala/datahandling/__init__.py b/mala/datahandling/__init__.py index 91cbd42ff..bb9f3b9b1 100644 --- a/mala/datahandling/__init__.py +++ b/mala/datahandling/__init__.py @@ -1,6 +1,8 @@ """All functions for handling data.""" + from .data_handler import DataHandler from .data_scaler import DataScaler from .data_converter import DataConverter from .snapshot import Snapshot from .data_shuffler import DataShuffler +from .ldos_aligner import LDOSAligner diff --git a/mala/datahandling/data_converter.py b/mala/datahandling/data_converter.py index 46d19f97f..21fb34cdb 100644 --- a/mala/datahandling/data_converter.py +++ b/mala/datahandling/data_converter.py @@ -1,4 +1,5 @@ """DataConverter class for converting snapshots into numpy arrays.""" + import os import json @@ -9,15 +10,9 @@ from mala.targets.target import Target from mala.version import __version__ as mala_version -descriptor_input_types = [ - "espresso-out" -] -target_input_types = [ - ".cube", ".xsf" -] -additional_info_input_types = [ - "espresso-out" -] +descriptor_input_types = ["espresso-out", "openpmd", "numpy"] +target_input_types = [".cube", ".xsf", "openpmd", "numpy"] +additional_info_input_types = ["espresso-out"] class DataConverter: @@ -48,10 +43,18 @@ class DataConverter: target_calculator : mala.targets.target.Target Target calculator used for parsing/converting target data. + + parameters : mala.common.parameters.ParametersData + MALA data handling parameters object. + + parameters_full : mala.common.parameters.Parameters + MALA parameters object. The full object is necessary for some data + handling tasks. """ - def __init__(self, parameters, descriptor_calculator=None, - target_calculator=None): + def __init__( + self, parameters, descriptor_calculator=None, target_calculator=None + ): self.parameters: ParametersData = parameters.data self.parameters_full = parameters self.target_calculator = target_calculator @@ -64,28 +67,32 @@ def __init__(self, parameters, descriptor_calculator=None, if parameters.descriptors.use_z_splitting: parameters.descriptors.use_z_splitting = False - printout("Disabling z-splitting for preprocessing.", - min_verbosity=0) + printout( + "Disabling z-splitting for preprocessing.", min_verbosity=0 + ) self.__snapshots_to_convert = [] self.__snapshot_description = [] self.__snapshot_units = [] # Keep track of what has to be done by this data converter. - self.process_descriptors = False - self.process_targets = False - self.process_additional_info = False - - def add_snapshot(self, descriptor_input_type=None, - descriptor_input_path=None, - target_input_type=None, - target_input_path=None, - additional_info_input_type=None, - additional_info_input_path=None, - descriptor_units=None, - metadata_input_type=None, - metadata_input_path=None, - target_units=None): + self.__process_descriptors = False + self.__process_targets = False + self.__process_additional_info = False + + def add_snapshot( + self, + descriptor_input_type=None, + descriptor_input_path=None, + target_input_type=None, + target_input_path=None, + additional_info_input_type=None, + additional_info_input_path=None, + descriptor_units=None, + metadata_input_type=None, + metadata_input_path=None, + target_units=None, + ): """ Add a snapshot to be processed. @@ -139,66 +146,81 @@ def add_snapshot(self, descriptor_input_type=None, if descriptor_input_type is not None: if descriptor_input_path is None: raise Exception( - "Cannot process descriptor data with no path " - "given.") + "Cannot process descriptor data with no path given." + ) if descriptor_input_type not in descriptor_input_types: - raise Exception( - "Cannot process this type of descriptor data.") - self.process_descriptors = True + raise Exception("Cannot process this type of descriptor data.") + self.__process_descriptors = True if target_input_type is not None: if target_input_path is None: - raise Exception("Cannot process target data with no path " - "given.") + raise Exception( + "Cannot process target data with no path given." + ) if target_input_type not in target_input_types: raise Exception("Cannot process this type of target data.") - self.process_targets = True + self.__process_targets = True if additional_info_input_type is not None: metadata_input_type = additional_info_input_type if additional_info_input_path is None: - raise Exception("Cannot process additional info data with " - "no path given.") + raise Exception( + "Cannot process additional info data with " + "no path given." + ) if additional_info_input_type not in additional_info_input_types: raise Exception( - "Cannot process this type of additional info " - "data.") - self.process_additional_info = True + "Cannot process this type of additional info data." + ) + self.__process_additional_info = True metadata_input_path = additional_info_input_path if metadata_input_type is not None: if metadata_input_path is None: - raise Exception("Cannot process additional info data with " - "no path given.") + raise Exception( + "Cannot process additional info data with " + "no path given." + ) if metadata_input_type not in additional_info_input_types: raise Exception( - "Cannot process this type of additional info " - "data.") + "Cannot process this type of additional info data." + ) # Assign info. - self.__snapshots_to_convert.append({"input": descriptor_input_path, - "output": target_input_path, - "additional_info": - additional_info_input_path, - "metadata": metadata_input_path}) - self.__snapshot_description.append({"input": descriptor_input_type, - "output": target_input_type, - "additional_info": - additional_info_input_type, - "metadata": metadata_input_type}) - self.__snapshot_units.append({"input": descriptor_units, - "output": target_units}) - - def convert_snapshots(self, complete_save_path=None, - descriptor_save_path=None, - target_save_path=None, - additional_info_save_path=None, - naming_scheme="ELEM_snapshot*.npy", starts_at=0, - file_based_communication=False, - descriptor_calculation_kwargs=None, - target_calculator_kwargs=None, - use_fp64=False): + self.__snapshots_to_convert.append( + { + "input": descriptor_input_path, + "output": target_input_path, + "additional_info": additional_info_input_path, + "metadata": metadata_input_path, + } + ) + self.__snapshot_description.append( + { + "input": descriptor_input_type, + "output": target_input_type, + "additional_info": additional_info_input_type, + "metadata": metadata_input_type, + } + ) + self.__snapshot_units.append( + {"input": descriptor_units, "output": target_units} + ) + + def convert_snapshots( + self, + complete_save_path=None, + descriptor_save_path=None, + target_save_path=None, + additional_info_save_path=None, + naming_scheme="ELEM_snapshot*.npy", + starts_at=0, + file_based_communication=False, + descriptor_calculation_kwargs=None, + target_calculator_kwargs=None, + use_fp64=False, + ): """ Convert the snapshots in the list to numpy arrays. @@ -257,8 +279,9 @@ def convert_snapshots(self, complete_save_path=None, import openpmd_api as io if file_ending not in io.file_extensions: - raise Exception("Invalid file ending selected: " + - file_ending) + raise Exception( + "Invalid file ending selected: " + file_ending + ) else: file_ending = "npy" @@ -283,56 +306,82 @@ def convert_snapshots(self, complete_save_path=None, target_save_path = complete_save_path additional_info_save_path = complete_save_path else: - if self.process_targets is True and target_save_path is None: - raise Exception("No target path specified, cannot process " - "data.") - if self.process_descriptors is True and descriptor_save_path is None: - raise Exception("No descriptor path specified, cannot " - "process data.") - if self.process_additional_info is True and additional_info_save_path is None: - raise Exception("No additional info path specified, cannot " - "process data.") + if self.__process_targets is True and target_save_path is None: + raise Exception( + "No target path specified, cannot process data." + ) + if ( + self.__process_descriptors is True + and descriptor_save_path is None + ): + raise Exception( + "No descriptor path specified, cannot process data." + ) + if ( + self.__process_additional_info is True + and additional_info_save_path is None + ): + raise Exception( + "No additional info path specified, cannot " + "process data." + ) if file_ending != "npy": snapshot_name = naming_scheme series_name = snapshot_name.replace("*", str("%01T")) - if self.process_descriptors: + if self.__process_descriptors: if self.parameters._configuration["mpi"]: input_series = io.Series( - os.path.join(descriptor_save_path, - series_name + ".in." + file_ending), + os.path.join( + descriptor_save_path, + series_name + ".in." + file_ending, + ), io.Access.create, get_comm(), options=json.dumps( - self.parameters_full.openpmd_configuration)) + self.parameters_full.openpmd_configuration + ), + ) else: input_series = io.Series( - os.path.join(descriptor_save_path, - series_name + ".in." + file_ending), + os.path.join( + descriptor_save_path, + series_name + ".in." + file_ending, + ), io.Access.create, options=json.dumps( - self.parameters_full.openpmd_configuration)) + self.parameters_full.openpmd_configuration + ), + ) input_series.set_attribute("is_mala_data", 1) input_series.set_software(name="MALA", version="x.x.x") input_series.author = "..." - if self.process_targets: + if self.__process_targets: if self.parameters._configuration["mpi"]: output_series = io.Series( - os.path.join(target_save_path, - series_name + ".out." + file_ending), + os.path.join( + target_save_path, + series_name + ".out." + file_ending, + ), io.Access.create, get_comm(), options=json.dumps( - self.parameters_full.openpmd_configuration)) + self.parameters_full.openpmd_configuration + ), + ) else: output_series = io.Series( - os.path.join(target_save_path, - series_name + ".out." + file_ending), + os.path.join( + target_save_path, + series_name + ".out." + file_ending, + ), io.Access.create, options=json.dumps( - self.parameters_full.openpmd_configuration)) + self.parameters_full.openpmd_configuration + ), + ) output_series.set_attribute("is_mala_data", 1) output_series.set_software(name="MALA", version=mala_version) @@ -344,9 +393,10 @@ def convert_snapshots(self, complete_save_path=None, snapshot_name = snapshot_name.replace("*", str(snapshot_number)) # Create the paths as needed. - if self.process_additional_info: - info_path = os.path.join(additional_info_save_path, - snapshot_name + ".info.json") + if self.__process_additional_info: + info_path = os.path.join( + additional_info_save_path, snapshot_name + ".info.json" + ) else: info_path = None input_iteration = None @@ -354,70 +404,87 @@ def convert_snapshots(self, complete_save_path=None, if file_ending == "npy": # Create the actual paths, if needed. - if self.process_descriptors: - descriptor_path = os.path.join(descriptor_save_path, - snapshot_name + ".in." + - file_ending) + if self.__process_descriptors: + descriptor_path = os.path.join( + descriptor_save_path, + snapshot_name + ".in." + file_ending, + ) else: descriptor_path = None memmap = None - if self.process_targets: - target_path = os.path.join(target_save_path, - snapshot_name + ".out."+ - file_ending) + if self.__process_targets: + target_path = os.path.join( + target_save_path, + snapshot_name + ".out." + file_ending, + ) # A memory mapped file is used as buffer for distributed cases. - if self.parameters._configuration["mpi"] and \ - file_based_communication: - memmap = os.path.join(target_save_path, snapshot_name + - ".out.npy_temp") + if ( + self.parameters._configuration["mpi"] + and file_based_communication + ): + memmap = os.path.join( + target_save_path, snapshot_name + ".out.npy_temp" + ) else: target_path = None else: descriptor_path = None target_path = None memmap = None - if self.process_descriptors: - input_iteration = input_series.write_iterations()[i + starts_at] + if self.__process_descriptors: + input_iteration = input_series.write_iterations()[ + i + starts_at + ] input_iteration.dt = i + starts_at input_iteration.time = 0 - if self.process_targets: - output_iteration = output_series.write_iterations()[i + starts_at] + if self.__process_targets: + output_iteration = output_series.write_iterations()[ + i + starts_at + ] output_iteration.dt = i + starts_at output_iteration.time = 0 - self.__convert_single_snapshot(i, descriptor_calculation_kwargs, - target_calculator_kwargs, - input_path=descriptor_path, - output_path=target_path, - use_memmap=memmap, - input_iteration=input_iteration, - output_iteration=output_iteration, - additional_info_path=info_path, - use_fp64=use_fp64) + self.__convert_single_snapshot( + i, + descriptor_calculation_kwargs, + target_calculator_kwargs, + input_path=descriptor_path, + output_path=target_path, + use_memmap=memmap, + input_iteration=input_iteration, + output_iteration=output_iteration, + additional_info_path=info_path, + use_fp64=use_fp64, + ) if get_rank() == 0: - if self.parameters._configuration["mpi"] \ - and file_based_communication: + if ( + self.parameters._configuration["mpi"] + and file_based_communication + ): os.remove(memmap) # Properly close series if file_ending != "npy": - if self.process_descriptors: + if self.__process_descriptors: del input_series - if self.process_targets: + if self.__process_targets: del output_series - def __convert_single_snapshot(self, snapshot_number, - descriptor_calculation_kwargs, - target_calculator_kwargs, - input_path=None, - output_path=None, - additional_info_path=None, - use_memmap=None, - output_iteration=None, - input_iteration=None, - use_fp64=False): + def __convert_single_snapshot( + self, + snapshot_number, + descriptor_calculation_kwargs, + target_calculator_kwargs, + input_path=None, + output_path=None, + additional_info_path=None, + use_memmap=None, + output_iteration=None, + input_iteration=None, + use_fp64=False, + ): """ Convert single snapshot from the conversion lists. @@ -440,9 +507,6 @@ def __convert_single_snapshot(self, snapshot_number, output_path : string If not None, outputs will be saved in this file. - return_data : bool - If True, inputs and outputs will be returned directly. - target_calculator_kwargs : dict Dictionary with additional keyword arguments for the calculation or parsing of the target quantities. @@ -481,39 +545,63 @@ def __convert_single_snapshot(self, snapshot_number, descriptor_calculation_kwargs["units"] = original_units["input"] descriptor_calculation_kwargs["use_fp64"] = use_fp64 - tmp_input, local_size = self.descriptor_calculator. \ - calculate_from_qe_out(snapshot["input"], - **descriptor_calculation_kwargs) + tmp_input, local_size = ( + self.descriptor_calculator.calculate_from_qe_out( + snapshot["input"], **descriptor_calculation_kwargs + ) + ) + + elif description["input"] == "openpmd": + if self.parameters_full.descriptors.descriptors_contain_xyz: + printout( + "[Warning] parameters.descriptors.descriptors_contain_xyz is True, will be ignored since this mode is unimplemented for openPMD data." + ) + self.descriptor_calculator._feature_mask = lambda: 0 + tmp_input = self.descriptor_calculator.read_from_openpmd_file( + snapshot["input"], units=original_units["input"] + ) + elif description["input"] == "numpy": + tmp_input = self.descriptor_calculator.read_from_numpy_file( + snapshot["input"], units=original_units["input"] + ) elif description["input"] is None: # In this case, only the output is processed. pass else: - raise Exception("Unknown file extension, cannot convert descriptor") + raise Exception( + "Unknown file extension, cannot convert descriptor." + ) if description["input"] is not None: # Save data and delete, if not requested otherwise. if input_path is not None and input_iteration is None: if self.parameters._configuration["mpi"]: - tmp_input = self.descriptor_calculator. \ - gather_descriptors(tmp_input) + tmp_input = self.descriptor_calculator.gather_descriptors( + tmp_input + ) if get_rank() == 0: - self.descriptor_calculator.\ - write_to_numpy_file(input_path, tmp_input) + self.descriptor_calculator.write_to_numpy_file( + input_path, tmp_input + ) else: if self.parameters._configuration["mpi"]: - tmp_input, local_offset, local_reach = \ - self.descriptor_calculator.convert_local_to_3d(tmp_input) - self.descriptor_calculator. \ - write_to_openpmd_iteration(input_iteration, - tmp_input, - local_offset=local_offset, - local_reach=local_reach) + tmp_input, local_offset, local_reach = ( + self.descriptor_calculator.convert_local_to_3d( + tmp_input + ) + ) + self.descriptor_calculator.write_to_openpmd_iteration( + input_iteration, + tmp_input, + local_offset=local_offset, + local_reach=local_reach, + ) else: - self.descriptor_calculator. \ - write_to_openpmd_iteration(input_iteration, - tmp_input) + self.descriptor_calculator.write_to_openpmd_iteration( + input_iteration, tmp_input + ) del tmp_input ########### @@ -525,25 +613,36 @@ def __convert_single_snapshot(self, snapshot_number, # Parse and/or calculate the output descriptors. if description["output"] == ".cube": target_calculator_kwargs["units"] = original_units[ - "output"] + "output" + ] target_calculator_kwargs["use_memmap"] = use_memmap target_calculator_kwargs["use_fp64"] = use_fp64 # If no units are provided we just assume standard units. - tmp_output = self.target_calculator. \ - read_from_cube(snapshot["output"], - **target_calculator_kwargs) + tmp_output = self.target_calculator.read_from_cube( + snapshot["output"], **target_calculator_kwargs + ) elif description["output"] == ".xsf": target_calculator_kwargs["units"] = original_units[ - "output"] + "output" + ] target_calculator_kwargs["use_memmap"] = use_memmap target_calculator_kwargs["use_fp664"] = use_fp64 # If no units are provided we just assume standard units. - tmp_output = self.target_calculator. \ - read_from_xsf(snapshot["output"], - **target_calculator_kwargs) + tmp_output = self.target_calculator.read_from_xsf( + snapshot["output"], **target_calculator_kwargs + ) + + elif description["output"] == "openpmd": + tmp_output = self.target_calculator.read_from_openpmd_file( + snapshot["output"], units=original_units["output"] + ) + elif description["output"] == "numpy": + tmp_output = self.target_calculator.read_from_numpy_file( + snapshot["output"], units=original_units["output"] + ) elif description["output"] is None: # In this case, only the input is processed. @@ -551,37 +650,48 @@ def __convert_single_snapshot(self, snapshot_number, else: raise Exception( - "Unknown file extension, cannot convert target" - "data.") + "Unknown file extension, cannot convert target data." + ) if get_rank() == 0: - self.target_calculator.write_to_numpy_file(output_path, - tmp_output) + self.target_calculator.write_to_numpy_file( + output_path, tmp_output + ) else: metadata = None if description["metadata"] is not None: - metadata = [snapshot["metadata"], - description["metadata"]] + metadata = [snapshot["metadata"], description["metadata"]] # Parse and/or calculate the output descriptors. if self.parameters._configuration["mpi"]: target_calculator_kwargs["return_local"] = True if description["output"] == ".cube": target_calculator_kwargs["units"] = original_units[ - "output"] + "output" + ] target_calculator_kwargs["use_memmap"] = use_memmap # If no units are provided we just assume standard units. - tmp_output = self.target_calculator. \ - read_from_cube(snapshot["output"], - **target_calculator_kwargs) + tmp_output = self.target_calculator.read_from_cube( + snapshot["output"], **target_calculator_kwargs + ) elif description["output"] == ".xsf": target_calculator_kwargs["units"] = original_units[ - "output"] + "output" + ] target_calculator_kwargs["use_memmap"] = use_memmap # If no units are provided we just assume standard units. - tmp_output = self.target_calculator. \ - read_from_xsf(snapshot["output"], - **target_calculator_kwargs) + tmp_output = self.target_calculator.read_from_xsf( + snapshot["output"], **target_calculator_kwargs + ) + + elif description["output"] == "openpmd": + tmp_output = self.target_calculator.read_from_openpmd_file( + snapshot["output"], units=original_units["output"] + ) + elif description["output"] == "numpy": + tmp_output = self.target_calculator.read_from_numpy_file( + snapshot["output"] + ) elif description["output"] is None: # In this case, only the input is processed. @@ -589,28 +699,31 @@ def __convert_single_snapshot(self, snapshot_number, else: raise Exception( - "Unknown file extension, cannot convert target" - "data.") + "Unknown file extension, cannot convert target data." + ) if self.parameters._configuration["mpi"]: - self.target_calculator. \ - write_to_openpmd_iteration(output_iteration, - tmp_output[0], - feature_from=tmp_output[1], - feature_to=tmp_output[2], - additional_metadata=metadata) + self.target_calculator.write_to_openpmd_iteration( + output_iteration, + tmp_output[0], + feature_from=tmp_output[1], + feature_to=tmp_output[2], + additional_metadata=metadata, + ) else: - self.target_calculator. \ - write_to_openpmd_iteration(output_iteration, - tmp_output, - additional_metadata=metadata) + self.target_calculator.write_to_openpmd_iteration( + output_iteration, + tmp_output, + additional_metadata=metadata, + ) del tmp_output # Parse and/or calculate the additional info. if description["additional_info"] is not None: # Parsing and saving is done using the target calculator. - self.target_calculator. \ - read_additional_calculation_data(snapshot["additional_info"], - description["additional_info"]) - self.target_calculator. \ - write_additional_calculation_data(additional_info_path) + self.target_calculator.read_additional_calculation_data( + snapshot["additional_info"], description["additional_info"] + ) + self.target_calculator.write_additional_calculation_data( + additional_info_path + ) diff --git a/mala/datahandling/data_handler.py b/mala/datahandling/data_handler.py index 5a685d37d..3b9521e44 100644 --- a/mala/datahandling/data_handler.py +++ b/mala/datahandling/data_handler.py @@ -1,11 +1,7 @@ """DataHandler class that loads and scales data.""" + import os -try: - import horovod.torch as hvd -except ModuleNotFoundError: - # Warning is thrown by Parameters class - pass import numpy as np import torch from torch.utils.data import TensorDataset @@ -22,10 +18,10 @@ class DataHandler(DataHandlerBase): """ - Loads and scales data. Can only process numpy arrays at the moment. + Loads and scales data. Can load from numpy or OpenPMD files. - Data that is not in a numpy array can be converted using the DataConverter - class. + Data that is not saved as numpy or OpenPMD file can be converted using the + DataConverter class. Parameters ---------- @@ -51,31 +47,75 @@ class DataHandler(DataHandlerBase): clear_data : bool If true (default), the data list will be cleared upon creation of the object. + + Attributes + ---------- + input_data_scaler : mala.datahandling.data_scaler.DataScaler + Used to scale the input data. + + nr_test_data : int + Number of test data points. + + nr_test_snapshots : int + Number of test snapshots. + + nr_training_data : int + Number of training data points. + + nr_training_snapshots : int + Number of training snapshots. + + nr_validation_data : int + Number of validation data points. + + nr_validation_snapshots : int + Number of validation snapshots. + + output_data_scaler : mala.datahandling.data_scaler.DataScaler + Used to scale the output data. + + test_data_sets : list + List containing torch data sets for test data. + + training_data_sets : list + List containing torch data sets for training data. + + validation_data_sets : list + List containing torch data sets for validation data. """ ############################## # Constructors ############################## - def __init__(self, parameters: Parameters, target_calculator=None, - descriptor_calculator=None, input_data_scaler=None, - output_data_scaler=None, clear_data=True): - super(DataHandler, self).__init__(parameters, - target_calculator=target_calculator, - descriptor_calculator= - descriptor_calculator) - # Data will be scaled per user specification. + def __init__( + self, + parameters: Parameters, + target_calculator=None, + descriptor_calculator=None, + input_data_scaler=None, + output_data_scaler=None, + clear_data=True, + ): + super(DataHandler, self).__init__( + parameters, + target_calculator=target_calculator, + descriptor_calculator=descriptor_calculator, + ) + # Data will be scaled per user specification. self.input_data_scaler = input_data_scaler if self.input_data_scaler is None: - self.input_data_scaler \ - = DataScaler(self.parameters.input_rescaling_type, - use_horovod=self.use_horovod) + self.input_data_scaler = DataScaler( + self.parameters.input_rescaling_type, + use_ddp=self._use_ddp, + ) self.output_data_scaler = output_data_scaler if self.output_data_scaler is None: - self.output_data_scaler \ - = DataScaler(self.parameters.output_rescaling_type, - use_horovod=self.use_horovod) + self.output_data_scaler = DataScaler( + self.parameters.output_rescaling_type, + use_ddp=self._use_ddp, + ) # Actual data points in the different categories. self.nr_training_data = 0 @@ -88,18 +128,18 @@ def __init__(self, parameters: Parameters, target_calculator=None, self.nr_validation_snapshots = 0 # Arrays and data sets containing the actual data. - self.training_data_inputs = torch.empty(0) - self.validation_data_inputs = torch.empty(0) - self.test_data_inputs = torch.empty(0) - self.training_data_outputs = torch.empty(0) - self.validation_data_outputs = torch.empty(0) - self.test_data_outputs = torch.empty(0) + self._training_data_inputs = torch.empty(0) + self._validation_data_inputs = torch.empty(0) + self._test_data_inputs = torch.empty(0) + self._training_data_outputs = torch.empty(0) + self._validation_data_outputs = torch.empty(0) + self._test_data_outputs = torch.empty(0) self.training_data_sets = [] self.validation_data_sets = [] self.test_data_sets = [] # Needed for the fast tensor data sets. - self.mini_batch_size = parameters.running.mini_batch_size + self._mini_batch_size = parameters.running.mini_batch_size if clear_data: self.clear_data() @@ -125,6 +165,8 @@ def clear_data(self): self.nr_training_snapshots = 0 self.nr_test_snapshots = 0 self.nr_validation_snapshots = 0 + self.input_data_scaler.reset() + self.output_data_scaler.reset() super(DataHandler, self).clear_data() # Preparing data @@ -157,8 +199,10 @@ def prepare_data(self, reparametrize_scaler=True): # Do a consistency check of the snapshots so that we don't run into # an error later. If there is an error, check_snapshots() will raise # an exception. - printout("Checking the snapshots and your inputs for consistency.", - min_verbosity=1) + printout( + "Checking the snapshots and your inputs for consistency.", + min_verbosity=1, + ) self._check_snapshots() printout("Consistency check successful.", min_verbosity=0) @@ -167,22 +211,30 @@ def prepare_data(self, reparametrize_scaler=True): # than we can definitely not reparametrize the DataScalers. if self.nr_training_data == 0: reparametrize_scaler = False - if self.input_data_scaler.cantransform is False or \ - self.output_data_scaler.cantransform is False: - raise Exception("In inference mode, the DataHandler needs " - "parametrized DataScalers, " - "while you provided unparametrized " - "DataScalers.") + if ( + self.input_data_scaler.cantransform is False + or self.output_data_scaler.cantransform is False + ): + raise Exception( + "In inference mode, the DataHandler needs " + "parametrized DataScalers, " + "while you provided unparametrized " + "DataScalers." + ) # Parametrize the scalers, if needed. if reparametrize_scaler: printout("Initializing the data scalers.", min_verbosity=1) self.__parametrize_scalers() printout("Data scalers initialized.", min_verbosity=0) - elif self.parameters.use_lazy_loading is False and \ - self.nr_training_data != 0: - printout("Data scalers already initilized, loading data to RAM.", - min_verbosity=0) + elif ( + self.parameters.use_lazy_loading is False + and self.nr_training_data != 0 + ): + printout( + "Data scalers already initilized, loading data to RAM.", + min_verbosity=0, + ) self.__load_data("training", "inputs") self.__load_data("training", "outputs") @@ -243,23 +295,27 @@ def get_test_input_gradient(self, snapshot_number): Returns ------- - torch.Tensor + gradient : torch.Tensor Tensor holding the gradient. """ # get the snapshot from the snapshot number snapshot = self.parameters.snapshot_directories_list[snapshot_number] - + if self.parameters.use_lazy_loading: # This fails if an incorrect snapshot was loaded. if self.test_data_sets[0].currently_loaded_file != snapshot_number: - raise Exception("Cannot calculate gradients, wrong file " - "was lazily loaded.") + raise Exception( + "Cannot calculate gradients, wrong file " + "was lazily loaded." + ) return self.test_data_sets[0].input_data.grad else: - return self.test_data_inputs.\ - grad[snapshot.grid_size*snapshot_number: - snapshot.grid_size*(snapshot_number+1)] + return self._test_data_inputs.grad[ + snapshot.grid_size + * snapshot_number : snapshot.grid_size + * (snapshot_number + 1) + ] def get_snapshot_calculation_output(self, snapshot_number): """ @@ -276,14 +332,19 @@ def get_snapshot_calculation_output(self, snapshot_number): Path to the calculation output for this snapshot. """ - return self.parameters.snapshot_directories_list[snapshot_number].\ - calculation_output + return self.parameters.snapshot_directories_list[ + snapshot_number + ].calculation_output # Debugging ###################### - - def raw_numpy_to_converted_scaled_tensor(self, numpy_array, data_type, - units, convert3Dto1D=False): + + def raw_numpy_to_converted_scaled_tensor( + self, + numpy_array, + data_type, + units, + ): """ Transform a raw numpy array into a scaled torch tensor. @@ -294,14 +355,13 @@ def raw_numpy_to_converted_scaled_tensor(self, numpy_array, data_type, ---------- numpy_array : np.array Array that is to be converted. + data_type : string Either "in" or "out", depending if input or output data is + processed. units : string Units of the data that is processed. - convert3Dto1D : bool - If True (default: False), then a (x,y,z,dim) array is transformed - into a (x*y*z,dim) array. Returns ------- @@ -310,35 +370,38 @@ def raw_numpy_to_converted_scaled_tensor(self, numpy_array, data_type, """ # Check parameters for consistency. if data_type != "in" and data_type != "out": - raise Exception("Please specify either \"in\" or \"out\" as " - "data_type.") + raise Exception( + 'Please specify either "in" or "out" as ' "data_type." + ) # Convert units of numpy array. - numpy_array = self.__raw_numpy_to_converted_numpy(numpy_array, - data_type, units) + numpy_array = self.__raw_numpy_to_converted_numpy( + numpy_array, data_type, units + ) # If desired, the dimensions can be changed. - if convert3Dto1D: + if len(np.shape(numpy_array)) == 4: if data_type == "in": data_dimension = self.input_dimension else: data_dimension = self.output_dimension - grid_size = np.prod(numpy_array[0:3]) + grid_size = np.prod(np.shape(numpy_array)[0:3]) desired_dimensions = [grid_size, data_dimension] else: desired_dimensions = None # Convert numpy array to scaled tensor a network can work with. - numpy_array = self.\ - __converted_numpy_to_scaled_tensor(numpy_array, desired_dimensions, - data_type) + numpy_array = self.__converted_numpy_to_scaled_tensor( + numpy_array, desired_dimensions, data_type + ) return numpy_array - def resize_snapshots_for_debugging(self, directory="./", - naming_scheme_input= - "test_Al_debug_2k_nr*.in", - naming_scheme_output= - "test_Al_debug_2k_nr*.out"): + def resize_snapshots_for_debugging( + self, + directory="./", + naming_scheme_input="test_Al_debug_2k_nr*.in", + naming_scheme_output="test_Al_debug_2k_nr*.out", + ): """ Resize all snapshots in the list. @@ -357,18 +420,22 @@ def resize_snapshots_for_debugging(self, directory="./", i = 0 snapshot: Snapshot for snapshot in self.parameters.snapshot_directories_list: - tmp_array = self.descriptor_calculator.\ - read_from_numpy_file(os.path.join(snapshot.input_npy_directory, - snapshot.input_npy_file), - units=snapshot.input_units) + tmp_array = self.descriptor_calculator.read_from_numpy_file( + os.path.join( + snapshot.input_npy_directory, snapshot.input_npy_file + ), + units=snapshot.input_units, + ) tmp_file_name = naming_scheme_input tmp_file_name = tmp_file_name.replace("*", str(i)) np.save(os.path.join(directory, tmp_file_name) + ".npy", tmp_array) - tmp_array = self.target_calculator.\ - read_from_numpy_file(os.path.join(snapshot.output_npy_directory, - snapshot.output_npy_file), - units=snapshot.output_units) + tmp_array = self.target_calculator.read_from_numpy_file( + os.path.join( + snapshot.output_npy_directory, snapshot.output_npy_file + ), + units=snapshot.output_units, + ) tmp_file_name = naming_scheme_output tmp_file_name = tmp_file_name.replace("*", str(i)) np.save(os.path.join(directory, tmp_file_name + ".npy"), tmp_array) @@ -402,29 +469,36 @@ def _check_snapshots(self): self.nr_validation_snapshots += 1 self.nr_validation_data += snapshot.grid_size else: - raise Exception("Unknown option for snapshot splitting " - "selected.") + raise Exception( + "Unknown option for snapshot splitting selected." + ) # Now we need to check whether or not this input is believable. nr_of_snapshots = len(self.parameters.snapshot_directories_list) - if nr_of_snapshots != (self.nr_training_snapshots + - self.nr_test_snapshots + - self.nr_validation_snapshots): - raise Exception("Cannot split snapshots with specified " - "splitting scheme, " - "too few or too many options selected") + if nr_of_snapshots != ( + self.nr_training_snapshots + + self.nr_test_snapshots + + self.nr_validation_snapshots + ): + raise Exception( + "Cannot split snapshots with specified " + "splitting scheme, " + "too few or too many options selected" + ) # MALA can either be run in training or test-only mode. # But it has to be run in either of those! # So either training AND validation snapshots can be provided # OR only test snapshots. if self.nr_test_snapshots != 0: if self.nr_training_snapshots == 0: - printout("DataHandler prepared for inference. No training " - "possible with this setup. If this is not what " - "you wanted, please revise the input script. " - "Validation snapshots you may have entered will" - "be ignored.", - min_verbosity=0) + printout( + "DataHandler prepared for inference. No training " + "possible with this setup. If this is not what " + "you wanted, please revise the input script. " + "Validation snapshots you may have entered will" + "be ignored.", + min_verbosity=0, + ) else: if self.nr_training_snapshots == 0: raise Exception("No training snapshots provided.") @@ -434,38 +508,44 @@ def _check_snapshots(self): raise Exception("Wrong parameter for data splitting provided.") if not self.parameters.use_lazy_loading: - self.__allocate_arrays() + self.__allocate_arrays() # Reordering the lists. - snapshot_order = {'tr': 0, 'va': 1, 'te': 2} - self.parameters.snapshot_directories_list.sort(key=lambda d: - snapshot_order - [d.snapshot_function]) + snapshot_order = {"tr": 0, "va": 1, "te": 2} + self.parameters.snapshot_directories_list.sort( + key=lambda d: snapshot_order[d.snapshot_function] + ) def __allocate_arrays(self): if self.nr_training_data > 0: - self.training_data_inputs = np.zeros((self.nr_training_data, - self.input_dimension), - dtype=DEFAULT_NP_DATA_DTYPE) - self.training_data_outputs = np.zeros((self.nr_training_data, - self.output_dimension), - dtype=DEFAULT_NP_DATA_DTYPE) + self._training_data_inputs = np.zeros( + (self.nr_training_data, self.input_dimension), + dtype=DEFAULT_NP_DATA_DTYPE, + ) + self._training_data_outputs = np.zeros( + (self.nr_training_data, self.output_dimension), + dtype=DEFAULT_NP_DATA_DTYPE, + ) if self.nr_validation_data > 0: - self.validation_data_inputs = np.zeros((self.nr_validation_data, - self.input_dimension), - dtype=DEFAULT_NP_DATA_DTYPE) - self.validation_data_outputs = np.zeros((self.nr_validation_data, - self.output_dimension), - dtype=DEFAULT_NP_DATA_DTYPE) + self._validation_data_inputs = np.zeros( + (self.nr_validation_data, self.input_dimension), + dtype=DEFAULT_NP_DATA_DTYPE, + ) + self._validation_data_outputs = np.zeros( + (self.nr_validation_data, self.output_dimension), + dtype=DEFAULT_NP_DATA_DTYPE, + ) if self.nr_test_data > 0: - self.test_data_inputs = np.zeros((self.nr_test_data, - self.input_dimension), - dtype=DEFAULT_NP_DATA_DTYPE) - self.test_data_outputs = np.zeros((self.nr_test_data, - self.output_dimension), - dtype=DEFAULT_NP_DATA_DTYPE) + self._test_data_inputs = np.zeros( + (self.nr_test_data, self.input_dimension), + dtype=DEFAULT_NP_DATA_DTYPE, + ) + self._test_data_outputs = np.zeros( + (self.nr_test_data, self.output_dimension), + dtype=DEFAULT_NP_DATA_DTYPE, + ) def __load_data(self, function, data_type): """ @@ -480,21 +560,27 @@ def __load_data(self, function, data_type): data_type : string Can be "input" or "output". """ - if function != "training" and function != "test" and \ - function != "validation": + if ( + function != "training" + and function != "test" + and function != "validation" + ): raise Exception("Unknown snapshot type detected.") if data_type != "outputs" and data_type != "inputs": raise Exception("Unknown data type detected.") # Extracting all the information pertaining to the data set. - array = function+"_data_"+data_type + array = "_" + function + "_data_" + data_type if data_type == "inputs": calculator = self.descriptor_calculator else: calculator = self.target_calculator - feature_dimension = self.input_dimension if data_type == "inputs" \ + feature_dimension = ( + self.input_dimension + if data_type == "inputs" else self.output_dimension + ) snapshot_counter = 0 gs_old = 0 @@ -505,25 +591,32 @@ def __load_data(self, function, data_type): # Data scaling is only performed on the training data sets. if snapshot.snapshot_function == function[0:2]: if data_type == "inputs": - file = os.path.join(snapshot.input_npy_directory, - snapshot.input_npy_file) + file = os.path.join( + snapshot.input_npy_directory, snapshot.input_npy_file + ) units = snapshot.input_units else: - file = os.path.join(snapshot.output_npy_directory, - snapshot.output_npy_file) + file = os.path.join( + snapshot.output_npy_directory, + snapshot.output_npy_file, + ) units = snapshot.output_units if snapshot.snapshot_type == "numpy": calculator.read_from_numpy_file( file, units=units, - array=getattr(self, array)[gs_old : gs_old + gs_new, :], + array=getattr(self, array)[ + gs_old : gs_old + gs_new, : + ], reshape=True, ) elif snapshot.snapshot_type == "openpmd": - getattr(self, array)[gs_old : gs_old + gs_new] = \ - calculator.read_from_openpmd_file(file, units=units) \ - .reshape([gs_new, feature_dimension]) + getattr(self, array)[gs_old : gs_old + gs_new] = ( + calculator.read_from_openpmd_file( + file, units=units + ).reshape([gs_new, feature_dimension]) + ) else: raise Exception("Unknown snapshot file type.") snapshot_counter += 1 @@ -539,61 +632,94 @@ def __load_data(self, function, data_type): # all ears. if data_type == "inputs": if function == "training": - self.training_data_inputs = torch.\ - from_numpy(self.training_data_inputs).float() + self._training_data_inputs = torch.from_numpy( + self._training_data_inputs + ).float() if function == "validation": - self.validation_data_inputs = torch.\ - from_numpy(self.validation_data_inputs).float() + self._validation_data_inputs = torch.from_numpy( + self._validation_data_inputs + ).float() if function == "test": - self.test_data_inputs = torch.\ - from_numpy(self.test_data_inputs).float() + self._test_data_inputs = torch.from_numpy( + self._test_data_inputs + ).float() if data_type == "outputs": if function == "training": - self.training_data_outputs = torch.\ - from_numpy(self.training_data_outputs).float() + self._training_data_outputs = torch.from_numpy( + self._training_data_outputs + ).float() if function == "validation": - self.validation_data_outputs = torch.\ - from_numpy(self.validation_data_outputs).float() + self._validation_data_outputs = torch.from_numpy( + self._validation_data_outputs + ).float() if function == "test": - self.test_data_outputs = torch.\ - from_numpy(self.test_data_outputs).float() - + self._test_data_outputs = torch.from_numpy( + self._test_data_outputs + ).float() + def __build_datasets(self): """Build the DataSets that are used during training.""" - if self.parameters.use_lazy_loading and not self.parameters.use_lazy_loading_prefetch: + if ( + self.parameters.use_lazy_loading + and not self.parameters.use_lazy_loading_prefetch + ): # Create the lazy loading data sets. - self.training_data_sets.append(LazyLoadDataset( - self.input_dimension, self.output_dimension, - self.input_data_scaler, self.output_data_scaler, - self.descriptor_calculator, self.target_calculator, - self.use_horovod)) - self.validation_data_sets.append(LazyLoadDataset( - self.input_dimension, self.output_dimension, - self.input_data_scaler, self.output_data_scaler, - self.descriptor_calculator, self.target_calculator, - self.use_horovod)) - - if self.nr_test_data != 0: - self.test_data_sets.append(LazyLoadDataset( + self.training_data_sets.append( + LazyLoadDataset( + self.input_dimension, + self.output_dimension, + self.input_data_scaler, + self.output_data_scaler, + self.descriptor_calculator, + self.target_calculator, + self._use_ddp, + self.parameters._configuration["device"], + ) + ) + self.validation_data_sets.append( + LazyLoadDataset( self.input_dimension, self.output_dimension, - self.input_data_scaler, self.output_data_scaler, - self.descriptor_calculator, self.target_calculator, - self.use_horovod, - input_requires_grad=True)) + self.input_data_scaler, + self.output_data_scaler, + self.descriptor_calculator, + self.target_calculator, + self._use_ddp, + self.parameters._configuration["device"], + ) + ) + + if self.nr_test_data != 0: + self.test_data_sets.append( + LazyLoadDataset( + self.input_dimension, + self.output_dimension, + self.input_data_scaler, + self.output_data_scaler, + self.descriptor_calculator, + self.target_calculator, + self._use_ddp, + self.parameters._configuration["device"], + input_requires_grad=True, + ) + ) # Add snapshots to the lazy loading data sets. for snapshot in self.parameters.snapshot_directories_list: if snapshot.snapshot_function == "tr": - self.training_data_sets[0].add_snapshot_to_dataset(snapshot) + self.training_data_sets[0].add_snapshot_to_dataset( + snapshot + ) if snapshot.snapshot_function == "va": - self.validation_data_sets[0].add_snapshot_to_dataset(snapshot) + self.validation_data_sets[0].add_snapshot_to_dataset( + snapshot + ) if snapshot.snapshot_function == "te": self.test_data_sets[0].add_snapshot_to_dataset(snapshot) @@ -603,76 +729,116 @@ def __build_datasets(self): # self.training_data_set.mix_datasets() # self.validation_data_set.mix_datasets() # self.test_data_set.mix_datasets() - elif self.parameters.use_lazy_loading and self.parameters.use_lazy_loading_prefetch: + elif ( + self.parameters.use_lazy_loading + and self.parameters.use_lazy_loading_prefetch + ): printout("Using lazy loading pre-fetching.", min_verbosity=2) # Create LazyLoadDatasetSingle instances per snapshot and add to # list. for snapshot in self.parameters.snapshot_directories_list: if snapshot.snapshot_function == "tr": - self.training_data_sets.append(LazyLoadDatasetSingle( - self.mini_batch_size, snapshot, - self.input_dimension, self.output_dimension, - self.input_data_scaler, self.output_data_scaler, - self.descriptor_calculator, self.target_calculator, - self.use_horovod)) + self.training_data_sets.append( + LazyLoadDatasetSingle( + self._mini_batch_size, + snapshot, + self.input_dimension, + self.output_dimension, + self.input_data_scaler, + self.output_data_scaler, + self.descriptor_calculator, + self.target_calculator, + self._use_ddp, + ) + ) if snapshot.snapshot_function == "va": - self.validation_data_sets.append(LazyLoadDatasetSingle( - self.mini_batch_size, snapshot, - self.input_dimension, self.output_dimension, - self.input_data_scaler, self.output_data_scaler, - self.descriptor_calculator, self.target_calculator, - self.use_horovod)) + self.validation_data_sets.append( + LazyLoadDatasetSingle( + self._mini_batch_size, + snapshot, + self.input_dimension, + self.output_dimension, + self.input_data_scaler, + self.output_data_scaler, + self.descriptor_calculator, + self.target_calculator, + self._use_ddp, + ) + ) if snapshot.snapshot_function == "te": - self.test_data_sets.append(LazyLoadDatasetSingle( - self.mini_batch_size, snapshot, - self.input_dimension, self.output_dimension, - self.input_data_scaler, self.output_data_scaler, - self.descriptor_calculator, self.target_calculator, - self.use_horovod, - input_requires_grad=True)) + self.test_data_sets.append( + LazyLoadDatasetSingle( + self._mini_batch_size, + snapshot, + self.input_dimension, + self.output_dimension, + self.input_data_scaler, + self.output_data_scaler, + self.descriptor_calculator, + self.target_calculator, + self._use_ddp, + input_requires_grad=True, + ) + ) else: if self.nr_training_data != 0: - self.input_data_scaler.transform(self.training_data_inputs) - self.output_data_scaler.transform(self.training_data_outputs) + self.input_data_scaler.transform(self._training_data_inputs) + self.output_data_scaler.transform(self._training_data_outputs) if self.parameters.use_fast_tensor_data_set: printout("Using FastTensorDataset.", min_verbosity=2) - self.training_data_sets.append( \ - FastTensorDataset(self.mini_batch_size, - self.training_data_inputs, - self.training_data_outputs)) + self.training_data_sets.append( + FastTensorDataset( + self._mini_batch_size, + self._training_data_inputs, + self._training_data_outputs, + ) + ) else: - self.training_data_sets.append( \ - TensorDataset(self.training_data_inputs, - self.training_data_outputs)) + self.training_data_sets.append( + TensorDataset( + self._training_data_inputs, + self._training_data_outputs, + ) + ) if self.nr_validation_data != 0: self.__load_data("validation", "inputs") - self.input_data_scaler.transform(self.validation_data_inputs) + self.input_data_scaler.transform(self._validation_data_inputs) self.__load_data("validation", "outputs") - self.output_data_scaler.transform(self.validation_data_outputs) + self.output_data_scaler.transform( + self._validation_data_outputs + ) if self.parameters.use_fast_tensor_data_set: printout("Using FastTensorDataset.", min_verbosity=2) - self.validation_data_sets.append( \ - FastTensorDataset(self.mini_batch_size, - self.validation_data_inputs, - self.validation_data_outputs)) + self.validation_data_sets.append( + FastTensorDataset( + self._mini_batch_size, + self._validation_data_inputs, + self._validation_data_outputs, + ) + ) else: - self.validation_data_sets.append( \ - TensorDataset(self.validation_data_inputs, - self.validation_data_outputs)) + self.validation_data_sets.append( + TensorDataset( + self._validation_data_inputs, + self._validation_data_outputs, + ) + ) if self.nr_test_data != 0: self.__load_data("test", "inputs") - self.input_data_scaler.transform(self.test_data_inputs) - self.test_data_inputs.requires_grad = True + self.input_data_scaler.transform(self._test_data_inputs) + self._test_data_inputs.requires_grad = True self.__load_data("test", "outputs") - self.output_data_scaler.transform(self.test_data_outputs) - self.test_data_sets.append( \ - TensorDataset(self.test_data_inputs, - self.test_data_outputs)) + self.output_data_scaler.transform(self._test_data_outputs) + self.test_data_sets.append( + TensorDataset( + self._test_data_inputs, self._test_data_outputs + ) + ) # Scaling ###################### @@ -690,21 +856,28 @@ def __parametrize_scalers(self): # scaling. This should save some performance. if self.parameters.use_lazy_loading: - self.input_data_scaler.start_incremental_fitting() # We need to perform the data scaling over the entirety of the # training data. for snapshot in self.parameters.snapshot_directories_list: # Data scaling is only performed on the training data sets. if snapshot.snapshot_function == "tr": if snapshot.snapshot_type == "numpy": - tmp = self.descriptor_calculator. \ - read_from_numpy_file(os.path.join(snapshot.input_npy_directory, - snapshot.input_npy_file), - units=snapshot.input_units) + tmp = self.descriptor_calculator.read_from_numpy_file( + os.path.join( + snapshot.input_npy_directory, + snapshot.input_npy_file, + ), + units=snapshot.input_units, + ) elif snapshot.snapshot_type == "openpmd": - tmp = self.descriptor_calculator. \ - read_from_openpmd_file(os.path.join(snapshot.input_npy_directory, - snapshot.input_npy_file)) + tmp = ( + self.descriptor_calculator.read_from_openpmd_file( + os.path.join( + snapshot.input_npy_directory, + snapshot.input_npy_file, + ) + ) + ) else: raise Exception("Unknown snapshot file type.") @@ -716,16 +889,15 @@ def __parametrize_scalers(self): tmp = np.array(tmp) if tmp.dtype != DEFAULT_NP_DATA_DTYPE: tmp = tmp.astype(DEFAULT_NP_DATA_DTYPE) - tmp = tmp.reshape([snapshot.grid_size, - self.input_dimension]) + tmp = tmp.reshape( + [snapshot.grid_size, self.input_dimension] + ) tmp = torch.from_numpy(tmp).float() - self.input_data_scaler.incremental_fit(tmp) - - self.input_data_scaler.finish_incremental_fitting() + self.input_data_scaler.partial_fit(tmp) else: self.__load_data("training", "inputs") - self.input_data_scaler.fit(self.training_data_inputs) + self.input_data_scaler.fit(self._training_data_inputs) printout("Input scaler parametrized.", min_verbosity=1) @@ -742,21 +914,26 @@ def __parametrize_scalers(self): if self.parameters.use_lazy_loading: i = 0 - self.output_data_scaler.start_incremental_fitting() # We need to perform the data scaling over the entirety of the # training data. for snapshot in self.parameters.snapshot_directories_list: # Data scaling is only performed on the training data sets. if snapshot.snapshot_function == "tr": if snapshot.snapshot_type == "numpy": - tmp = self.target_calculator.\ - read_from_numpy_file(os.path.join(snapshot.output_npy_directory, - snapshot.output_npy_file), - units=snapshot.output_units) + tmp = self.target_calculator.read_from_numpy_file( + os.path.join( + snapshot.output_npy_directory, + snapshot.output_npy_file, + ), + units=snapshot.output_units, + ) elif snapshot.snapshot_type == "openpmd": - tmp = self.target_calculator. \ - read_from_openpmd_file(os.path.join(snapshot.output_npy_directory, - snapshot.output_npy_file)) + tmp = self.target_calculator.read_from_openpmd_file( + os.path.join( + snapshot.output_npy_directory, + snapshot.output_npy_file, + ) + ) else: raise Exception("Unknown snapshot file type.") @@ -768,41 +945,46 @@ def __parametrize_scalers(self): tmp = np.array(tmp) if tmp.dtype != DEFAULT_NP_DATA_DTYPE: tmp = tmp.astype(DEFAULT_NP_DATA_DTYPE) - tmp = tmp.reshape([snapshot.grid_size, - self.output_dimension]) + tmp = tmp.reshape( + [snapshot.grid_size, self.output_dimension] + ) tmp = torch.from_numpy(tmp).float() - self.output_data_scaler.incremental_fit(tmp) + self.output_data_scaler.partial_fit(tmp) i += 1 - self.output_data_scaler.finish_incremental_fitting() else: self.__load_data("training", "outputs") - self.output_data_scaler.fit(self.training_data_outputs) + self.output_data_scaler.fit(self._training_data_outputs) - printout("Output scaler parametrized.", min_verbosity=1) + printout("Output scaler parametrized.", min_verbosity=1) - def __raw_numpy_to_converted_numpy(self, numpy_array, data_type="in", - units=None): + def __raw_numpy_to_converted_numpy( + self, numpy_array, data_type="in", units=None + ): """Convert a raw numpy array containing into the correct units.""" if data_type == "in": - if data_type == "in" and self.descriptor_calculator.\ - descriptors_contain_xyz: + if ( + data_type == "in" + and self.descriptor_calculator.descriptors_contain_xyz + ): numpy_array = numpy_array[:, :, :, 3:] if units is not None: - numpy_array *= self.descriptor_calculator.convert_units(1, - units) + numpy_array *= self.descriptor_calculator.convert_units( + 1, units + ) return numpy_array elif data_type == "out": if units is not None: numpy_array *= self.target_calculator.convert_units(1, units) return numpy_array else: - raise Exception("Please choose either \"in\" or \"out\" for " - "this function.") + raise Exception( + 'Please choose either "in" or "out" for ' "this function." + ) - def __converted_numpy_to_scaled_tensor(self, numpy_array, - desired_dimensions=None, - data_type="in"): + def __converted_numpy_to_scaled_tensor( + self, numpy_array, desired_dimensions=None, data_type="in" + ): """ Transform a numpy array containing into a scaled torch tensor. @@ -818,6 +1000,7 @@ def __converted_numpy_to_scaled_tensor(self, numpy_array, elif data_type == "out": self.output_data_scaler.transform(numpy_array) else: - raise Exception("Please choose either \"in\" or \"out\" for " - "this function.") + raise Exception( + 'Please choose either "in" or "out" for ' "this function." + ) return numpy_array diff --git a/mala/datahandling/data_handler_base.py b/mala/datahandling/data_handler_base.py index 96e027d31..c141551fa 100644 --- a/mala/datahandling/data_handler_base.py +++ b/mala/datahandling/data_handler_base.py @@ -1,4 +1,5 @@ """Base class for all data handling (loading, shuffling, etc.).""" + from abc import ABC import os @@ -27,12 +28,30 @@ class DataHandlerBase(ABC): target_calculator : mala.targets.target.Target Used to do unit conversion on output data. If None, then one will be created by this class. + + Attributes + ---------- + descriptor_calculator + Used to do unit conversion on input data. + + nr_snapshots : int + Number of snapshots loaded. + + parameters : mala.common.parameters.ParametersData + MALA data handling parameters. + + target_calculator + Used to do unit conversion on output data. """ - def __init__(self, parameters: Parameters, target_calculator=None, - descriptor_calculator=None): + def __init__( + self, + parameters: Parameters, + target_calculator=None, + descriptor_calculator=None, + ): self.parameters: ParametersData = parameters.data - self.use_horovod = parameters.use_horovod + self._use_ddp = parameters.use_ddp # Calculators used to parse data from compatible files. self.target_calculator = target_calculator @@ -76,11 +95,18 @@ def output_dimension(self, new_dimension): # Adding/Deleting data ######################## - def add_snapshot(self, input_file, input_directory, - output_file, output_directory, - add_snapshot_as, - output_units="1/(eV*A^3)", input_units="None", - calculation_output_file="", snapshot_type="numpy"): + def add_snapshot( + self, + input_file, + input_directory, + output_file, + output_directory, + add_snapshot_as, + output_units="1/(eV*A^3)", + input_units="None", + calculation_output_file="", + snapshot_type="numpy", + ): """ Add a snapshot to the data pipeline. @@ -119,13 +145,17 @@ def add_snapshot(self, input_file, input_directory, Either "numpy" or "openpmd" based on what kind of files you want to operate on. """ - snapshot = Snapshot(input_file, input_directory, - output_file, output_directory, - add_snapshot_as, - input_units=input_units, - output_units=output_units, - calculation_output=calculation_output_file, - snapshot_type=snapshot_type) + snapshot = Snapshot( + input_file, + input_directory, + output_file, + output_directory, + add_snapshot_as, + input_units=input_units, + output_units=output_units, + calculation_output=calculation_output_file, + snapshot_type=snapshot_type, + ) self.parameters.snapshot_directories_list.append(snapshot) def clear_data(self): @@ -154,18 +184,29 @@ def _check_snapshots(self, comm=None): # Descriptors. #################### - printout("Checking descriptor file ", snapshot.input_npy_file, - "at", snapshot.input_npy_directory, min_verbosity=1) + printout( + "Checking descriptor file ", + snapshot.input_npy_file, + "at", + snapshot.input_npy_directory, + min_verbosity=1, + ) if snapshot.snapshot_type == "numpy": - tmp_dimension = self.descriptor_calculator. \ - read_dimensions_from_numpy_file( - os.path.join(snapshot.input_npy_directory, - snapshot.input_npy_file)) + tmp_dimension = ( + self.descriptor_calculator.read_dimensions_from_numpy_file( + os.path.join( + snapshot.input_npy_directory, + snapshot.input_npy_file, + ) + ) + ) elif snapshot.snapshot_type == "openpmd": - tmp_dimension = self.descriptor_calculator. \ - read_dimensions_from_openpmd_file( - os.path.join(snapshot.input_npy_directory, - snapshot.input_npy_file), comm=comm) + tmp_dimension = self.descriptor_calculator.read_dimensions_from_openpmd_file( + os.path.join( + snapshot.input_npy_directory, snapshot.input_npy_file + ), + comm=comm, + ) else: raise Exception("Unknown snapshot file type.") @@ -179,24 +220,40 @@ def _check_snapshots(self, comm=None): self.input_dimension = tmp_input_dimension else: if self.input_dimension != tmp_input_dimension: - raise Exception("Invalid snapshot entered at ", snapshot. - input_npy_file) + raise Exception( + "Invalid snapshot entered at ", + snapshot.input_npy_file, + ) #################### # Targets. #################### - printout("Checking targets file ", snapshot.output_npy_file, "at", - snapshot.output_npy_directory, min_verbosity=1) + printout( + "Checking targets file ", + snapshot.output_npy_file, + "at", + snapshot.output_npy_directory, + min_verbosity=1, + ) if snapshot.snapshot_type == "numpy": - tmp_dimension = self.target_calculator. \ - read_dimensions_from_numpy_file( - os.path.join(snapshot.output_npy_directory, - snapshot.output_npy_file)) + tmp_dimension = ( + self.target_calculator.read_dimensions_from_numpy_file( + os.path.join( + snapshot.output_npy_directory, + snapshot.output_npy_file, + ) + ) + ) elif snapshot.snapshot_type == "openpmd": - tmp_dimension = self.target_calculator. \ - read_dimensions_from_openpmd_file( - os.path.join(snapshot.output_npy_directory, - snapshot.output_npy_file), comm=comm) + tmp_dimension = ( + self.target_calculator.read_dimensions_from_openpmd_file( + os.path.join( + snapshot.output_npy_directory, + snapshot.output_npy_file, + ), + comm=comm, + ) + ) else: raise Exception("Unknown snapshot file type.") @@ -207,8 +264,10 @@ def _check_snapshots(self, comm=None): self.output_dimension = tmp_output_dimension else: if self.output_dimension != tmp_output_dimension: - raise Exception("Invalid snapshot entered at ", snapshot. - output_npy_file) + raise Exception( + "Invalid snapshot entered at ", + snapshot.output_npy_file, + ) if np.prod(tmp_dimension[0:3]) != snapshot.grid_size: raise Exception("Inconsistent snapshot data provided.") diff --git a/mala/datahandling/data_repo.py b/mala/datahandling/data_repo.py index 178872b60..203885c12 100644 --- a/mala/datahandling/data_repo.py +++ b/mala/datahandling/data_repo.py @@ -14,9 +14,11 @@ name = "MALA_DATA_REPO" if name in os.environ: data_repo_path = os.environ[name] + data_path = os.path.join(data_repo_path, "Be2") else: parallel_warn( f"Environment variable {name} not set. You won't be able " "to run all examples and tests." ) data_repo_path = None + data_path = None diff --git a/mala/datahandling/data_scaler.py b/mala/datahandling/data_scaler.py index 0a489f7a7..5840e8816 100644 --- a/mala/datahandling/data_scaler.py +++ b/mala/datahandling/data_scaler.py @@ -1,22 +1,24 @@ """DataScaler class for scaling DFT data.""" -import pickle -try: - import horovod.torch as hvd -except ModuleNotFoundError: - # Warning is thrown by parameters class - pass +import pickle import numpy as np import torch +import torch.distributed as dist from mala.common.parameters import printout +from mala.common.parallelizer import parallel_warn +# IMPORTANT: If you change the docstrings, make sure to also change them +# in the ParametersData subclass, because users do usually not interact +# with this class directly. class DataScaler: """Scales input and output data. Sort of emulates the functionality of the scikit-learn library, but by - implementing the class by ourselves we have more freedom. + implementing the class by ourselves we have more freedom. Specifically + assumes data of the form (d,f), where d=x*y*z, i.e., the product of spatial + dimensions, and f is the feature dimension. Parameters ---------- @@ -24,25 +26,81 @@ class DataScaler: Specifies how scaling should be performed. Options: - - "None": No normalization is applied. + - "None": No scaling is applied. - "standard": Standardization (Scale to mean 0, - standard deviation 1) - - "normal": Min-Max scaling (Scale to be in range 0...1) - - "feature-wise-standard": Row Standardization (Scale to mean 0, - standard deviation 1) - - "feature-wise-normal": Row Min-Max scaling (Scale to be in range - 0...1) - - use_horovod : bool - If True, the DataScaler will use horovod to check that data is + standard deviation 1) is applied to the entire array. + - "minmax": Min-Max scaling (Scale to be in range 0...1) is applied + to the entire array. + - "feature-wise-standard": Standardization (Scale to mean 0, + standard deviation 1) is applied to each feature dimension + individually. + I.e., if your training data has dimensions (d,f), then each + of the f columns with d entries is scaled indiviually. + - "feature-wise-minmax": Min-Max scaling (Scale to be in range + 0...1) is applied to each feature dimension individually. + I.e., if your training data has dimensions (d,f), then each + of the f columns with d entries is scaled indiviually. + - "normal": (DEPRECATED) Old name for "minmax". + - "feature-wise-normal": (DEPRECATED) Old name for + "feature-wise-minmax" + + use_ddp : bool + If True, the DataScaler will use ddp to check that data is only saved on the root process in parallel execution. + + Attributes + ---------- + cantransform : bool + If True, this scaler is set up to perform scaling. + + feature_wise : bool + (Managed internally, not set to private due to legacy issues) + + maxs : torch.Tensor + (Managed internally, not set to private due to legacy issues) + + means : torch.Tensor + (Managed internally, not set to private due to legacy issues) + + mins : torch.Tensor + (Managed internally, not set to private due to legacy issues) + + scale_minmax : bool + (Managed internally, not set to private due to legacy issues) + + scale_standard : bool + (Managed internally, not set to private due to legacy issues) + + stds : torch.Tensor + (Managed internally, not set to private due to legacy issues) + + total_data_count : int + (Managed internally, not set to private due to legacy issues) + + total_max : float + (Managed internally, not set to private due to legacy issues) + + total_mean : float + (Managed internally, not set to private due to legacy issues) + + total_min : float + (Managed internally, not set to private due to legacy issues) + + total_std : float + (Managed internally, not set to private due to legacy issues) + + typestring : str + (Managed internally, not set to private due to legacy issues) + + use_ddp : bool + (Managed internally, not set to private due to legacy issues) """ - def __init__(self, typestring, use_horovod=False): - self.use_horovod = use_horovod + def __init__(self, typestring, use_ddp=False): + self.use_ddp = use_ddp self.typestring = typestring self.scale_standard = False - self.scale_normal = False + self.scale_minmax = False self.feature_wise = False self.cantransform = False self.__parse_typestring() @@ -53,31 +111,40 @@ def __init__(self, typestring, use_horovod=False): self.mins = torch.empty(0) self.total_mean = torch.tensor(0) self.total_std = torch.tensor(0) - self.total_max = torch.tensor(float('-inf')) - self.total_min = torch.tensor(float('inf')) + self.total_max = torch.tensor(float("-inf")) + self.total_min = torch.tensor(float("inf")) self.total_data_count = 0 def __parse_typestring(self): """Parse the typestring to class attributes.""" self.scale_standard = False - self.scale_normal = False + self.scale_minmax = False self.feature_wise = False if "standard" in self.typestring: self.scale_standard = True if "normal" in self.typestring: - self.scale_normal = True + parallel_warn( + "Options 'normal' and 'feature-wise-normal' will be " + "deprecated, starting in MALA v1.4.0. Please use 'minmax' and " + "'feature-wise-minmax' instead.", + min_verbosity=0, + category=FutureWarning, + ) + self.scale_minmax = True + if "minmax" in self.typestring: + self.scale_minmax = True if "feature-wise" in self.typestring: self.feature_wise = True - if self.scale_standard is False and self.scale_normal is False: + if self.scale_standard is False and self.scale_minmax is False: printout("No data rescaling will be performed.", min_verbosity=1) self.cantransform = True return - if self.scale_standard is True and self.scale_normal is True: + if self.scale_standard is True and self.scale_minmax is True: raise Exception("Invalid input data rescaling.") - def start_incremental_fitting(self): + def reset(self): """ Start the incremental calculation of scaling parameters. @@ -85,7 +152,7 @@ def start_incremental_fitting(self): """ self.total_data_count = 0 - def incremental_fit(self, unscaled): + def partial_fit(self, unscaled): """ Add data to the incremental calculation of scaling parameters. @@ -97,7 +164,16 @@ def incremental_fit(self, unscaled): Data that is to be added to the fit. """ - if self.scale_standard is False and self.scale_normal is False: + if len(unscaled.size()) != 2: + raise ValueError( + "MALA DataScaler are designed for 2D-arrays, " + "while a {0}D-array has been provided.".format( + len(unscaled.size()) + ) + ) + + if self.scale_standard is False and self.scale_minmax is False: + self.cantransform = True return else: with torch.no_grad(): @@ -117,31 +193,36 @@ def incremental_fit(self, unscaled): old_std = self.stds if list(self.means.size())[0] > 0: - self.means = \ - self.total_data_count /\ - (self.total_data_count + current_data_count) \ - * old_mean + current_data_count / \ - (self.total_data_count + current_data_count)\ + self.means = ( + self.total_data_count + / (self.total_data_count + current_data_count) + * old_mean + + current_data_count + / (self.total_data_count + current_data_count) * new_mean + ) else: self.means = new_mean if list(self.stds.size())[0] > 0: - self.stds = \ - self.total_data_count / \ - (self.total_data_count + current_data_count) \ - * old_std ** 2 + current_data_count / \ - (self.total_data_count + current_data_count) *\ - new_std ** 2 + \ - (self.total_data_count * current_data_count)\ - / (self.total_data_count + current_data_count)\ - ** 2 * (old_mean - new_mean) ** 2 + self.stds = ( + self.total_data_count + / (self.total_data_count + current_data_count) + * old_std**2 + + current_data_count + / (self.total_data_count + current_data_count) + * new_std**2 + + (self.total_data_count * current_data_count) + / (self.total_data_count + current_data_count) + ** 2 + * (old_mean - new_mean) ** 2 + ) self.stds = torch.sqrt(self.stds) else: self.stds = new_std self.total_data_count += current_data_count - if self.scale_normal: + if self.scale_minmax: new_maxs = torch.max(unscaled, 0, keepdim=True) if list(self.maxs.size())[0] > 0: for i in range(list(new_maxs.values.size())[1]): @@ -165,8 +246,9 @@ def incremental_fit(self, unscaled): ########################## if self.scale_standard: - current_data_count = list(unscaled.size())[0]\ - * list(unscaled.size())[1] + current_data_count = ( + list(unscaled.size())[0] * list(unscaled.size())[1] + ) new_mean = torch.mean(unscaled) new_std = torch.std(unscaled) @@ -174,33 +256,36 @@ def incremental_fit(self, unscaled): old_mean = self.total_mean old_std = self.total_std - self.total_mean = \ - self.total_data_count / \ - (self.total_data_count + current_data_count) * \ - old_mean + current_data_count / \ - (self.total_data_count + current_data_count) *\ - new_mean + self.total_mean = ( + self.total_data_count + / (self.total_data_count + current_data_count) + * old_mean + + current_data_count + / (self.total_data_count + current_data_count) + * new_mean + ) # This equation is taken from the Sandia code. It # presumably works, but it gets slighly different # results. # Maybe we should check it at some point . # I think it is merely an issue of numerical accuracy. - self.total_std = \ - self.total_data_count / \ - (self.total_data_count + current_data_count) * \ - old_std ** 2 + \ - current_data_count / \ - (self.total_data_count + current_data_count) \ - * new_std ** 2 + \ - (self.total_data_count * current_data_count) / \ - (self.total_data_count + current_data_count) \ - ** 2 * (old_mean - new_mean) ** 2 + self.total_std = ( + self.total_data_count + / (self.total_data_count + current_data_count) + * old_std**2 + + current_data_count + / (self.total_data_count + current_data_count) + * new_std**2 + + (self.total_data_count * current_data_count) + / (self.total_data_count + current_data_count) ** 2 + * (old_mean - new_mean) ** 2 + ) self.total_std = torch.sqrt(self.total_std) self.total_data_count += current_data_count - if self.scale_normal: + if self.scale_minmax: new_max = torch.max(unscaled) if new_max > self.total_max: self.total_max = new_max @@ -208,13 +293,6 @@ def incremental_fit(self, unscaled): new_min = torch.min(unscaled) if new_min < self.total_min: self.total_min = new_min - - def finish_incremental_fitting(self): - """ - Indicate that all data has been added to the incremental calculation. - - This is necessary for lazy loading. - """ self.cantransform = True def fit(self, unscaled): @@ -227,7 +305,15 @@ def fit(self, unscaled): Data that on which the scaling will be calculated. """ - if self.scale_standard is False and self.scale_normal is False: + if len(unscaled.size()) != 2: + raise ValueError( + "MALA DataScaler are designed for 2D-arrays, " + "while a {0}D-array has been provided.".format( + len(unscaled.size()) + ) + ) + + if self.scale_standard is False and self.scale_minmax is False: return else: with torch.no_grad(): @@ -241,7 +327,7 @@ def fit(self, unscaled): self.means = torch.mean(unscaled, 0, keepdim=True) self.stds = torch.std(unscaled, 0, keepdim=True) - if self.scale_normal: + if self.scale_minmax: self.maxs = torch.max(unscaled, 0, keepdim=True).values self.mins = torch.min(unscaled, 0, keepdim=True).values @@ -255,13 +341,13 @@ def fit(self, unscaled): self.total_mean = torch.mean(unscaled) self.total_std = torch.std(unscaled) - if self.scale_normal: + if self.scale_minmax: self.total_max = torch.max(unscaled) self.total_min = torch.min(unscaled) self.cantransform = True - def transform(self, unscaled): + def transform(self, unscaled, copy=False): """ Transform data from unscaled to scaled. @@ -273,21 +359,41 @@ def transform(self, unscaled): unscaled : torch.Tensor Real world data. + copy : bool + If False, data is modified in-place. If True, a copy of the + data is modified. Default is False. + Returns ------- scaled : torch.Tensor Scaled data. """ + if len(unscaled.size()) != 2: + raise ValueError( + "MALA DataScaler are designed for 2D-arrays, " + "while a {0}D-array has been provided.".format( + len(unscaled.size()) + ) + ) + + # Backward compatability. + if not hasattr(self, "scale_minmax") and hasattr(self, "scale_normal"): + self.scale_minmax = self.scale_normal + # First we need to find out if we even have to do anything. - if self.scale_standard is False and self.scale_normal is False: + if self.scale_standard is False and self.scale_minmax is False: pass elif self.cantransform is False: - raise Exception("Transformation cannot be done, this DataScaler " - "was never initialized") + raise Exception( + "Transformation cannot be done, this DataScaler " + "was never initialized" + ) # Perform the actual scaling, but use no_grad to make sure # that the next couple of iterations stay untracked. + scaled = unscaled.clone() if copy else unscaled + with torch.no_grad(): if self.feature_wise: @@ -296,12 +402,12 @@ def transform(self, unscaled): ########################## if self.scale_standard: - unscaled -= self.means - unscaled /= self.stds + scaled -= self.means + scaled /= self.stds - if self.scale_normal: - unscaled -= self.mins - unscaled /= (self.maxs - self.mins) + if self.scale_minmax: + scaled -= self.mins + scaled /= self.maxs - self.mins else: @@ -310,14 +416,16 @@ def transform(self, unscaled): ########################## if self.scale_standard: - unscaled -= self.total_mean - unscaled /= self.total_std + scaled -= self.total_mean + scaled /= self.total_std - if self.scale_normal: - unscaled -= self.total_min - unscaled /= (self.total_max - self.total_min) + if self.scale_minmax: + scaled -= self.total_min + scaled /= self.total_max - self.total_min - def inverse_transform(self, scaled, as_numpy=False): + return scaled + + def inverse_transform(self, scaled, copy=False, as_numpy=False): """ Transform data from scaled to unscaled. @@ -330,7 +438,11 @@ def inverse_transform(self, scaled, as_numpy=False): Scaled data. as_numpy : bool - If True, a numpy array is returned, otherwsie. + If True, a numpy array is returned, otherwise a torch tensor. + + copy : bool + If False, data is modified in-place. If True, a copy of the + data is modified. Default is False. Returns ------- @@ -338,14 +450,32 @@ def inverse_transform(self, scaled, as_numpy=False): Real world data. """ + if len(scaled.size()) != 2: + raise ValueError( + "MALA DataScaler are designed for 2D-arrays, " + "while a {0}D-array has been provided.".format( + len(scaled.size()) + ) + ) + + # Backward compatability. + if not hasattr(self, "scale_minmax") and hasattr(self, "scale_normal"): + self.scale_minmax = self.scale_normal + + # Perform the actual scaling, but use no_grad to make sure + # that the next couple of iterations stay untracked. + unscaled = scaled.clone() if copy else scaled + # First we need to find out if we even have to do anything. - if self.scale_standard is False and self.scale_normal is False: - unscaled = scaled + if self.scale_standard is False and self.scale_minmax is False: + pass else: if self.cantransform is False: - raise Exception("Backtransformation cannot be done, this " - "DataScaler was never initialized") + raise Exception( + "Backtransformation cannot be done, this " + "DataScaler was never initialized" + ) # Perform the actual scaling, but use no_grad to make sure # that the next couple of iterations stay untracked. @@ -357,11 +487,12 @@ def inverse_transform(self, scaled, as_numpy=False): ########################## if self.scale_standard: - unscaled = (scaled * self.stds) + self.means + unscaled *= self.stds + unscaled += self.means - if self.scale_normal: - unscaled = (scaled*(self.maxs - - self.mins)) + self.mins + if self.scale_minmax: + unscaled *= self.maxs - self.mins + unscaled += self.mins else: @@ -370,12 +501,13 @@ def inverse_transform(self, scaled, as_numpy=False): ########################## if self.scale_standard: - unscaled = (scaled * self.total_std) + self.total_mean + unscaled *= self.total_std + unscaled += self.total_mean + + if self.scale_minmax: + unscaled *= self.total_max - self.total_min + unscaled += self.total_min - if self.scale_normal: - unscaled = (scaled*(self.total_max - - self.total_min)) + self.total_min -# if as_numpy: return unscaled.detach().numpy().astype(np.float64) else: @@ -393,12 +525,12 @@ def save(self, filename, save_format="pickle"): save_format : File format which will be used for saving. """ - # If we use horovod, only save the network on root. - if self.use_horovod: - if hvd.rank() != 0: + # If we use ddp, only save the network on root. + if self.use_ddp: + if dist.get_rank() != 0: return if save_format == "pickle": - with open(filename, 'wb') as handle: + with open(filename, "wb") as handle: pickle.dump(self, handle, protocol=4) else: raise Exception("Unsupported parameter save format.") @@ -423,7 +555,7 @@ def load_from_file(cls, file, save_format="pickle"): """ if save_format == "pickle": if isinstance(file, str): - loaded_scaler = pickle.load(open(file, 'rb')) + loaded_scaler = pickle.load(open(file, "rb")) else: loaded_scaler = pickle.load(file) else: diff --git a/mala/datahandling/data_shuffler.py b/mala/datahandling/data_shuffler.py index 0a655c00f..9303b0ee7 100644 --- a/mala/datahandling/data_shuffler.py +++ b/mala/datahandling/data_shuffler.py @@ -1,10 +1,13 @@ """Mixes data between snapshots for improved lazy-loading training.""" + import os import numpy as np -import mala -from mala.common.parameters import ParametersData, Parameters, DEFAULT_NP_DATA_DTYPE +from mala.common.parameters import ( + Parameters, + DEFAULT_NP_DATA_DTYPE, +) from mala.common.parallelizer import printout from mala.common.physical_data import PhysicalData from mala.datahandling.data_handler_base import DataHandlerBase @@ -31,21 +34,35 @@ class DataShuffler(DataHandlerBase): be created by this class. """ - def __init__(self, parameters: Parameters, target_calculator=None, - descriptor_calculator=None): - super(DataShuffler, self).__init__(parameters, - target_calculator=target_calculator, - descriptor_calculator= - descriptor_calculator) + def __init__( + self, + parameters: Parameters, + target_calculator=None, + descriptor_calculator=None, + ): + super(DataShuffler, self).__init__( + parameters, + target_calculator=target_calculator, + descriptor_calculator=descriptor_calculator, + ) if self.descriptor_calculator.parameters.descriptors_contain_xyz: - printout("Disabling XYZ-cutting from descriptor data for " - "shuffling. If needed, please re-enable afterwards.") - self.descriptor_calculator.parameters.descriptors_contain_xyz = \ + printout( + "Disabling XYZ-cutting from descriptor data for " + "shuffling. If needed, please re-enable afterwards." + ) + self.descriptor_calculator.parameters.descriptors_contain_xyz = ( False - - def add_snapshot(self, input_file, input_directory, - output_file, output_directory, - snapshot_type="numpy"): + ) + self._data_points_to_remove = None + + def add_snapshot( + self, + input_file, + input_directory, + output_file, + output_directory, + snapshot_type="numpy", + ): """ Add a snapshot to the data pipeline. @@ -67,109 +84,198 @@ def add_snapshot(self, input_file, input_directory, Either "numpy" or "openpmd" based on what kind of files you want to operate on. """ - super(DataShuffler, self).\ - add_snapshot(input_file, input_directory, - output_file, output_directory, - add_snapshot_as="te", - output_units="None", input_units="None", - calculation_output_file="", - snapshot_type=snapshot_type) - - def __shuffle_numpy(self, number_of_new_snapshots, shuffle_dimensions, - descriptor_save_path, save_name, target_save_path, - permutations, file_ending): + super(DataShuffler, self).add_snapshot( + input_file, + input_directory, + output_file, + output_directory, + add_snapshot_as="te", + output_units="None", + input_units="None", + calculation_output_file="", + snapshot_type=snapshot_type, + ) + + def __shuffle_numpy( + self, + number_of_new_snapshots, + shuffle_dimensions, + descriptor_save_path, + save_name, + target_save_path, + permutations, + file_ending, + ): # Load the data (via memmap). descriptor_data = [] target_data = [] - for idx, snapshot in enumerate(self.parameters. - snapshot_directories_list): + for idx, snapshot in enumerate( + self.parameters.snapshot_directories_list + ): # TODO: Use descriptor and target calculator for this. - descriptor_data.append(np.load(os.path.join(snapshot. - input_npy_directory, - snapshot.input_npy_file), - mmap_mode="r")) - target_data.append(np.load(os.path.join(snapshot. - output_npy_directory, - snapshot.output_npy_file), - mmap_mode="r")) + descriptor_data.append( + np.load( + os.path.join( + snapshot.input_npy_directory, snapshot.input_npy_file + ), + mmap_mode="r", + ) + ) + target_data.append( + np.load( + os.path.join( + snapshot.output_npy_directory, + snapshot.output_npy_file, + ), + mmap_mode="r", + ) + ) + + # if the number of new snapshots is not a divisor of the grid size + # then we have to trim the original snapshots to size + # the indicies to be removed are selected at random + if ( + self._data_points_to_remove is not None + and np.sum(self._data_points_to_remove) > 0 + ): + if self.parameters.shuffling_seed is not None: + np.random.seed(idx * self.parameters.shuffling_seed) + ngrid = ( + descriptor_data[idx].shape[0] + * descriptor_data[idx].shape[1] + * descriptor_data[idx].shape[2] + ) + n_descriptor = descriptor_data[idx].shape[-1] + n_target = target_data[idx].shape[-1] + + current_target = target_data[idx].reshape(-1, n_target) + current_descriptor = descriptor_data[idx].reshape( + -1, n_descriptor + ) + + indices = np.random.choice( + ngrid, + size=ngrid - self._data_points_to_remove[idx], + ) + + descriptor_data[idx] = current_descriptor[indices] + target_data[idx] = current_target[indices] # Do the actual shuffling. + target_name_openpmd = os.path.join( + target_save_path, save_name.replace("*", "%T") + ) + descriptor_name_openpmd = os.path.join( + descriptor_save_path, save_name.replace("*", "%T") + ) for i in range(0, number_of_new_snapshots): - new_descriptors = np.zeros((int(np.prod(shuffle_dimensions)), - self.input_dimension), - dtype=DEFAULT_NP_DATA_DTYPE) - new_targets = np.zeros((int(np.prod(shuffle_dimensions)), - self.output_dimension), - dtype=DEFAULT_NP_DATA_DTYPE) + new_descriptors = np.zeros( + (int(np.prod(shuffle_dimensions)), self.input_dimension), + dtype=DEFAULT_NP_DATA_DTYPE, + ) + new_targets = np.zeros( + (int(np.prod(shuffle_dimensions)), self.output_dimension), + dtype=DEFAULT_NP_DATA_DTYPE, + ) last_start = 0 - descriptor_name = os.path.join(descriptor_save_path, - save_name.replace("*", str(i))) - target_name = os.path.join(target_save_path, - save_name.replace("*", str(i))) + descriptor_name = os.path.join( + descriptor_save_path, save_name.replace("*", str(i)) + ) + target_name = os.path.join( + target_save_path, save_name.replace("*", str(i)) + ) # Each new snapshot gets an number_of_new_snapshots-th from each # snapshot. for j in range(0, self.nr_snapshots): - current_grid_size = self.parameters.\ - snapshot_directories_list[j].grid_size - current_chunk = int(current_grid_size / - number_of_new_snapshots) - new_descriptors[last_start:current_chunk+last_start] = \ - descriptor_data[j].reshape(current_grid_size, - self.input_dimension) \ - [i*current_chunk:(i+1)*current_chunk, :] - new_targets[last_start:current_chunk+last_start] = \ - target_data[j].reshape(current_grid_size, - self.output_dimension) \ - [i*current_chunk:(i+1)*current_chunk, :] + current_grid_size = self.parameters.snapshot_directories_list[ + j + ].grid_size + current_chunk = int( + current_grid_size / number_of_new_snapshots + ) + new_descriptors[ + last_start : current_chunk + last_start + ] = descriptor_data[j].reshape(-1, self.input_dimension)[ + i * current_chunk : (i + 1) * current_chunk, : + ] + new_targets[ + last_start : current_chunk + last_start + ] = target_data[j].reshape(-1, self.output_dimension)[ + i * current_chunk : (i + 1) * current_chunk, : + ] last_start += current_chunk # Randomize and save to disk. new_descriptors = new_descriptors[permutations[i]] new_targets = new_targets[permutations[i]] - new_descriptors = new_descriptors.reshape([shuffle_dimensions[0], - shuffle_dimensions[1], - shuffle_dimensions[2], - self.input_dimension]) - new_targets = new_targets.reshape([shuffle_dimensions[0], - shuffle_dimensions[1], - shuffle_dimensions[2], - self.output_dimension]) + new_descriptors = new_descriptors.reshape( + [ + shuffle_dimensions[0], + shuffle_dimensions[1], + shuffle_dimensions[2], + self.input_dimension, + ] + ) + new_targets = new_targets.reshape( + [ + shuffle_dimensions[0], + shuffle_dimensions[1], + shuffle_dimensions[2], + self.output_dimension, + ] + ) if file_ending == "npy": - self.descriptor_calculator.\ - write_to_numpy_file(descriptor_name+".in.npy", - new_descriptors) - self.target_calculator.\ - write_to_numpy_file(target_name+".out.npy", - new_targets) + self.descriptor_calculator.write_to_numpy_file( + descriptor_name + ".in.npy", new_descriptors + ) + self.target_calculator.write_to_numpy_file( + target_name + ".out.npy", new_targets + ) else: # We check above that in the non-numpy case, OpenPMD will work. - self.descriptor_calculator.grid_dimensions = \ - list(shuffle_dimensions) - self.target_calculator.grid_dimensions = \ - list(shuffle_dimensions) - self.descriptor_calculator.\ - write_to_openpmd_file(descriptor_name+".in."+file_ending, - new_descriptors, - additional_attributes={"global_shuffling_seed": self.parameters.shuffling_seed, - "local_shuffling_seed": i*self.parameters.shuffling_seed}, - internal_iteration_number=i) - self.target_calculator.\ - write_to_openpmd_file(target_name+".out."+file_ending, - array=new_targets, - additional_attributes={"global_shuffling_seed": self.parameters.shuffling_seed, - "local_shuffling_seed": i*self.parameters.shuffling_seed}, - internal_iteration_number=i) + self.descriptor_calculator.grid_dimensions = list( + shuffle_dimensions + ) + self.target_calculator.grid_dimensions = list( + shuffle_dimensions + ) + self.descriptor_calculator.write_to_openpmd_file( + descriptor_name_openpmd + ".in." + file_ending, + new_descriptors, + additional_attributes={ + "global_shuffling_seed": self.parameters.shuffling_seed, + "local_shuffling_seed": i + * self.parameters.shuffling_seed, + }, + internal_iteration_number=i, + ) + self.target_calculator.write_to_openpmd_file( + target_name_openpmd + ".out." + file_ending, + array=new_targets, + additional_attributes={ + "global_shuffling_seed": self.parameters.shuffling_seed, + "local_shuffling_seed": i + * self.parameters.shuffling_seed, + }, + internal_iteration_number=i, + ) # The function __shuffle_openpmd can be used to shuffle descriptor data and # target data. # It will be executed one after another for both of them. # Use this class to parameterize which of both should be shuffled. class __DescriptorOrTarget: - - def __init__(self, save_path, npy_directory, npy_file, calculator, - name_infix, dimension): + def __init__( + self, + save_path, + npy_directory, + npy_file, + calculator, + name_infix, + dimension, + ): self.save_path = save_path self.npy_directory = npy_directory self.npy_file = npy_file @@ -178,15 +284,19 @@ def __init__(self, save_path, npy_directory, npy_file, calculator, self.dimension = dimension class __MockedMPIComm: - def __init__(self): self.rank = 0 self.size = 1 - - def __shuffle_openpmd(self, dot: __DescriptorOrTarget, - number_of_new_snapshots, shuffle_dimensions, - save_name, permutations, file_ending): + def __shuffle_openpmd( + self, + dot: __DescriptorOrTarget, + number_of_new_snapshots, + shuffle_dimensions, + save_name, + permutations, + file_ending, + ): import openpmd_api as io if self.parameters._configuration["mpi"]: @@ -195,18 +305,21 @@ def __shuffle_openpmd(self, dot: __DescriptorOrTarget, comm = self.__MockedMPIComm() import math + items_per_process = math.ceil(number_of_new_snapshots / comm.size) my_items_start = comm.rank * items_per_process - my_items_end = min((comm.rank + 1) * items_per_process, - number_of_new_snapshots) + my_items_end = min( + (comm.rank + 1) * items_per_process, number_of_new_snapshots + ) my_items_count = my_items_end - my_items_start if self.parameters._configuration["mpi"]: # imagine we have 20 new snapshots to create, but 100 ranks # it's sufficient to let only the first 20 ranks participate in the # following code - num_of_participating_ranks = math.ceil(number_of_new_snapshots / - items_per_process) + num_of_participating_ranks = math.ceil( + number_of_new_snapshots / items_per_process + ) color = comm.rank < num_of_participating_ranks comm = comm.Split(color=int(color), key=comm.rank) if not color: @@ -215,20 +328,30 @@ def __shuffle_openpmd(self, dot: __DescriptorOrTarget, # Load the data input_series_list = [] for idx, snapshot in enumerate( - self.parameters.snapshot_directories_list): + self.parameters.snapshot_directories_list + ): # TODO: Use descriptor and target calculator for this. if isinstance(comm, self.__MockedMPIComm): input_series_list.append( io.Series( - os.path.join(dot.npy_directory(snapshot), - dot.npy_file(snapshot)), - io.Access.read_only)) + os.path.join( + dot.npy_directory(snapshot), + dot.npy_file(snapshot), + ), + io.Access.read_only, + ) + ) else: input_series_list.append( io.Series( - os.path.join(dot.npy_directory(snapshot), - dot.npy_file(snapshot)), - io.Access.read_only, comm)) + os.path.join( + dot.npy_directory(snapshot), + dot.npy_file(snapshot), + ), + io.Access.read_only, + comm, + ) + ) # Peek into the input snapshots to determine the datatypes. for series in input_series_list: @@ -255,8 +378,10 @@ def from_chunk_i(i, n, dset, slice_dimension=0): extent_dim_0 = dset[slice_dimension] if extent_dim_0 % n != 0: raise Exception( - "Dataset {} cannot be split into {} chunks on dimension {}." - .format(dset, n, slice_dimension)) + "Dataset {} cannot be split into {} chunks on dimension {}.".format( + dset, n, slice_dimension + ) + ) single_chunk_len = extent_dim_0 // n offset[slice_dimension] = i * single_chunk_len extent[slice_dimension] = single_chunk_len @@ -265,39 +390,49 @@ def from_chunk_i(i, n, dset, slice_dimension=0): import json # Do the actual shuffling. + name_prefix = os.path.join(dot.save_path, save_name.replace("*", "%T")) for i in range(my_items_start, my_items_end): # We check above that in the non-numpy case, OpenPMD will work. dot.calculator.grid_dimensions = list(shuffle_dimensions) - name_prefix = os.path.join(dot.save_path, - save_name.replace("*", str(i))) # do NOT open with MPI shuffled_snapshot_series = io.Series( name_prefix + dot.name_infix + file_ending, io.Access.create, options=json.dumps( - self.parameters._configuration["openpmd_configuration"])) - dot.calculator.\ - write_to_openpmd_file(shuffled_snapshot_series, - PhysicalData.SkipArrayWriting(dataset, feature_size), - additional_attributes={"global_shuffling_seed": self.parameters.shuffling_seed, - "local_shuffling_seed": i*self.parameters.shuffling_seed}, - internal_iteration_number=i) + self.parameters._configuration["openpmd_configuration"] + ), + ) + dot.calculator.write_to_openpmd_file( + shuffled_snapshot_series, + PhysicalData.SkipArrayWriting(dataset, feature_size), + additional_attributes={ + "global_shuffling_seed": self.parameters.shuffling_seed, + "local_shuffling_seed": i * self.parameters.shuffling_seed, + }, + internal_iteration_number=i, + ) mesh_out = shuffled_snapshot_series.write_iterations()[i].meshes[ - dot.calculator.data_name] + dot.calculator.data_name + ] new_array = np.zeros( (dot.dimension, int(np.prod(shuffle_dimensions))), - dtype=dataset.dtype) + dtype=dataset.dtype, + ) # Need to add to these in the loop as the single chunks might have # different sizes to_chunk_offset, to_chunk_extent = 0, 0 for j in range(0, self.nr_snapshots): - extent_in = self.parameters.snapshot_directories_list[j].grid_dimension + extent_in = self.parameters.snapshot_directories_list[ + j + ].grid_dimension if len(input_series_list[j].iterations) != 1: raise Exception( - "Input Series '{}' has {} iterations (needs exactly one)." - .format(input_series_list[j].name, - len(input_series_list[j].iterations))) + "Input Series '{}' has {} iterations (needs exactly one).".format( + input_series_list[j].name, + len(input_series_list[j].iterations), + ) + ) for iteration in input_series_list[j].read_iterations(): mesh_in = iteration.meshes[dot.calculator.data_name] break @@ -308,19 +443,23 @@ def from_chunk_i(i, n, dset, slice_dimension=0): # in openPMD, to_chunk_extent describes the upper coordinate of # the slice, as is usual in Python. from_chunk_offset, from_chunk_extent = from_chunk_i( - i, number_of_new_snapshots, extent_in) + i, number_of_new_snapshots, extent_in + ) to_chunk_offset = to_chunk_extent to_chunk_extent = to_chunk_offset + np.prod(from_chunk_extent) for dimension in range(len(mesh_in)): mesh_in[str(dimension)].load_chunk( new_array[dimension, to_chunk_offset:to_chunk_extent], - from_chunk_offset, from_chunk_extent) + from_chunk_offset, + from_chunk_extent, + ) mesh_in.series_flush() for k in range(feature_size): rc = mesh_out[str(k)] rc[:, :, :] = new_array[k, :][permutations[i]].reshape( - shuffle_dimensions) + shuffle_dimensions + ) shuffled_snapshot_series.close() # Ensure consistent parallel destruction @@ -328,12 +467,14 @@ def from_chunk_i(i, n, dset, slice_dimension=0): for series in input_series_list: series.close() - def shuffle_snapshots(self, - complete_save_path=None, - descriptor_save_path=None, - target_save_path=None, - save_name="mala_shuffled_snapshot*", - number_of_shuffled_snapshots=None): + def shuffle_snapshots( + self, + complete_save_path=None, + descriptor_save_path=None, + target_save_path=None, + save_name="mala_shuffled_snapshot*", + number_of_shuffled_snapshots=None, + ): """ Shuffle the snapshots into new snapshots. @@ -376,8 +517,9 @@ def shuffle_snapshots(self, import openpmd_api as io if file_ending not in io.file_extensions: - raise Exception("Invalid file ending selected: " + - file_ending) + raise Exception( + "Invalid file ending selected: " + file_ending + ) else: file_ending = "npy" @@ -393,107 +535,141 @@ def shuffle_snapshots(self, if len(snapshot_types) > 1: raise Exception( "[data_shuffler] Can only deal with one type of input snapshot" - + " at once (openPMD or numpy).") + + " at once (openPMD or numpy)." + ) snapshot_type = snapshot_types.pop() del snapshot_types - snapshot_size_list = [snapshot.grid_size for snapshot in - self.parameters.snapshot_directories_list] + # Set the defaults, these may be changed below as needed. + snapshot_size_list = np.array( + [ + snapshot.grid_size + for snapshot in self.parameters.snapshot_directories_list + ] + ) number_of_data_points = np.sum(snapshot_size_list) - + self._data_points_to_remove = None if number_of_shuffled_snapshots is None: - # If the user does not tell us how many snapshots to use, - # we have to check if the number of snapshots is straightforward. - # If all snapshots have the same size, we can just replicate the - # snapshot structure. - if np.max(snapshot_size_list) == np.min(snapshot_size_list): - shuffle_dimensions = self.parameters.\ - snapshot_directories_list[0].grid_dimension - number_of_new_snapshots = self.nr_snapshots - else: - # If the snapshots have different sizes we simply create - # (x, 1, 1) snapshots big enough to hold the data. - number_of_new_snapshots = self.nr_snapshots - while number_of_data_points % number_of_new_snapshots != 0: - number_of_new_snapshots += 1 - # If they do have different sizes, we start with the smallest - # snapshot, there is some padding down below anyhow. - shuffle_dimensions = [int(number_of_data_points / - number_of_new_snapshots), 1, 1] - - if snapshot_type == 'openpmd': - import math - import functools - number_of_new_snapshots = functools.reduce( - math.gcd, [ - snapshot.grid_dimension[0] for snapshot in - self.parameters.snapshot_directories_list - ], number_of_new_snapshots) - else: - number_of_new_snapshots = number_of_shuffled_snapshots - - if snapshot_type == 'openpmd': - import math - import functools - specified_number_of_new_snapshots = number_of_new_snapshots - number_of_new_snapshots = functools.reduce( - math.gcd, [ - snapshot.grid_dimension[0] for snapshot in - self.parameters.snapshot_directories_list - ], number_of_new_snapshots) - if number_of_new_snapshots != specified_number_of_new_snapshots: - print( - f"[openPMD shuffling] Reduced the number of output snapshots to " - f"{number_of_new_snapshots} because of the dataset dimensions." - ) - del specified_number_of_new_snapshots - - if number_of_data_points % number_of_new_snapshots != 0: - raise Exception("Cannot create this number of snapshots " - "from data provided.") - else: - shuffle_dimensions = [int(number_of_data_points / - number_of_new_snapshots), 1, 1] - - printout("Data shuffler will generate", number_of_new_snapshots, - "new snapshots.") + number_of_shuffled_snapshots = self.nr_snapshots + + # Currently, the openPMD interface is not feature-complete. + if snapshot_type == "openpmd" and np.any( + np.array( + [ + snapshot.grid_dimension[0] % number_of_shuffled_snapshots + for snapshot in self.parameters.snapshot_directories_list + ] + ) + != 0 + ): + raise ValueError( + "Shuffling from OpenPMD files currently only " + "supported if first dimension of all snapshots " + "can evenly be divided by number of snapshots. " + "Please select a different number of shuffled " + "snapshots or use the numpy interface. " + ) + + shuffled_gridsizes = snapshot_size_list // number_of_shuffled_snapshots + + if np.any( + np.array(snapshot_size_list) + - ( + (np.array(snapshot_size_list) // number_of_shuffled_snapshots) + * number_of_shuffled_snapshots + ) + > 0 + ): + number_of_data_points = int( + np.sum(shuffled_gridsizes) * number_of_shuffled_snapshots + ) + + self._data_points_to_remove = [] + for i in range(0, self.nr_snapshots): + self._data_points_to_remove.append( + snapshot_size_list[i] + - shuffled_gridsizes[i] * number_of_shuffled_snapshots + ) + tot_points_missing = sum(self._data_points_to_remove) + + if tot_points_missing > 0: + printout( + "Warning: number of requested snapshots is not a divisor of", + "the original grid sizes.\n", + f"{tot_points_missing} / {number_of_data_points} data points", + "will be left out of the shuffled snapshots.", + ) + + shuffle_dimensions = [ + int(number_of_data_points / number_of_shuffled_snapshots), + 1, + 1, + ] + + printout( + "Data shuffler will generate", + number_of_shuffled_snapshots, + "new snapshots.", + ) printout("Shuffled snapshot dimension will be ", shuffle_dimensions) # Prepare permutations. permutations = [] seeds = [] - for i in range(0, number_of_new_snapshots): - + for i in range(0, number_of_shuffled_snapshots): # This makes the shuffling deterministic, if specified by the user. if self.parameters.shuffling_seed is not None: - np.random.seed(i*self.parameters.shuffling_seed) - permutations.append(np.random.permutation( - int(np.prod(shuffle_dimensions)))) - - if snapshot_type == 'numpy': - self.__shuffle_numpy(number_of_new_snapshots, shuffle_dimensions, - descriptor_save_path, save_name, - target_save_path, permutations, file_ending) - elif snapshot_type == 'openpmd': + np.random.seed(i * self.parameters.shuffling_seed) + permutations.append( + np.random.permutation(int(np.prod(shuffle_dimensions))) + ) + + if snapshot_type == "numpy": + self.__shuffle_numpy( + number_of_shuffled_snapshots, + shuffle_dimensions, + descriptor_save_path, + save_name, + target_save_path, + permutations, + file_ending, + ) + elif snapshot_type == "openpmd": descriptor = self.__DescriptorOrTarget( - descriptor_save_path, lambda x: x.input_npy_directory, - lambda x: x.input_npy_file, self.descriptor_calculator, ".in.", - self.input_dimension) - self.__shuffle_openpmd(descriptor, number_of_new_snapshots, - shuffle_dimensions, save_name, permutations, - file_ending) - target = self.__DescriptorOrTarget(target_save_path, - lambda x: x.output_npy_directory, - lambda x: x.output_npy_file, - self.target_calculator, ".out.", - self.output_dimension) - self.__shuffle_openpmd(target, number_of_new_snapshots, - shuffle_dimensions, save_name, permutations, - file_ending) + descriptor_save_path, + lambda x: x.input_npy_directory, + lambda x: x.input_npy_file, + self.descriptor_calculator, + ".in.", + self.input_dimension, + ) + self.__shuffle_openpmd( + descriptor, + number_of_shuffled_snapshots, + shuffle_dimensions, + save_name, + permutations, + file_ending, + ) + target = self.__DescriptorOrTarget( + target_save_path, + lambda x: x.output_npy_directory, + lambda x: x.output_npy_file, + self.target_calculator, + ".out.", + self.output_dimension, + ) + self.__shuffle_openpmd( + target, + number_of_shuffled_snapshots, + shuffle_dimensions, + save_name, + permutations, + file_ending, + ) else: raise Exception("Unknown snapshot type: {}".format(snapshot_type)) - # Since no training will be done with this class, we should always # clear the data at the end. self.clear_data() diff --git a/mala/datahandling/fast_tensor_dataset.py b/mala/datahandling/fast_tensor_dataset.py index 8e58bb4de..50f2679a0 100644 --- a/mala/datahandling/fast_tensor_dataset.py +++ b/mala/datahandling/fast_tensor_dataset.py @@ -1,4 +1,5 @@ """A special type of tensor data set for improved performance.""" + import numpy as np import torch @@ -9,15 +10,28 @@ class FastTensorDataset(torch.utils.data.Dataset): This version of TensorDataset gathers data using a single call within __getitem__. A bit more tricky to manage but is faster still. + + Parameters + ---------- + batch_size : int + Batch size to be used with this data set. + + tensors : object + Torch tensors for this data set. + + Attributes + ---------- + batch_size : int + Batch size to be used with this data set. """ def __init__(self, batch_size, *tensors): super(FastTensorDataset).__init__() self.batch_size = batch_size - self.tensors = tensors + self._tensors = tensors total_samples = tensors[0].shape[0] - self.indices = np.arange(total_samples) - self.len = total_samples // self.batch_size + self._indices = np.arange(total_samples) + self._len = total_samples // self.batch_size def __getitem__(self, idx): """ @@ -35,14 +49,16 @@ def __getitem__(self, idx): batch : tuple The data tuple for this batch. """ - batch = self.indices[idx*self.batch_size:(idx+1)*self.batch_size] - rv = tuple(t[batch, ...] for t in self.tensors) + batch = self._indices[ + idx * self.batch_size : (idx + 1) * self.batch_size + ] + rv = tuple(t[batch, ...] for t in self._tensors) return rv def __len__(self): """Get the length of the data set.""" - return self.len + return self._len def shuffle(self): """Shuffle the data set.""" - np.random.shuffle(self.indices) + np.random.shuffle(self._indices) diff --git a/mala/datahandling/lazy_load_dataset.py b/mala/datahandling/lazy_load_dataset.py index df7a61095..a5a2b1a50 100644 --- a/mala/datahandling/lazy_load_dataset.py +++ b/mala/datahandling/lazy_load_dataset.py @@ -1,13 +1,10 @@ """DataSet for lazy-loading.""" + import os -try: - import horovod.torch as hvd -except ModuleNotFoundError: - # Warning is thrown by Parameters class. - pass import numpy as np import torch +import torch.distributed as dist from torch.utils.data import Dataset from mala.common.parallelizer import barrier @@ -15,7 +12,7 @@ from mala.datahandling.snapshot import Snapshot -class LazyLoadDataset(torch.utils.data.Dataset): +class LazyLoadDataset(Dataset): """ DataSet class for lazy loading. @@ -46,34 +43,52 @@ class LazyLoadDataset(torch.utils.data.Dataset): target_calculator : mala.targets.target.Target or derivative Used to do unit conversion on output data. - use_horovod : bool - If true, it is assumed that horovod is used. + use_ddp : bool + If true, it is assumed that ddp is used. input_requires_grad : bool If True, then the gradient is stored for the inputs. + + Attributes + ---------- + currently_loaded_file : int + Index of currently loaded file. + + input_data : torch.Tensor + Input data tensor. + + output_data : torch.Tensor + Output data tensor. """ - def __init__(self, input_dimension, output_dimension, input_data_scaler, - output_data_scaler, descriptor_calculator, - target_calculator, use_horovod, - input_requires_grad=False): - self.snapshot_list = [] - self.input_dimension = input_dimension - self.output_dimension = output_dimension - self.input_data_scaler = input_data_scaler - self.output_data_scaler = output_data_scaler - self.descriptor_calculator = descriptor_calculator - self.target_calculator = target_calculator - self.number_of_snapshots = 0 - self.total_size = 0 - self.descriptors_contain_xyz = self.descriptor_calculator.\ - descriptors_contain_xyz + def __init__( + self, + input_dimension, + output_dimension, + input_data_scaler, + output_data_scaler, + descriptor_calculator, + target_calculator, + use_ddp, + device, + input_requires_grad=False, + ): + self._snapshot_list = [] + self._input_dimension = input_dimension + self._output_dimension = output_dimension + self._input_data_scaler = input_data_scaler + self._output_data_scaler = output_data_scaler + self._descriptor_calculator = descriptor_calculator + self._target_calculator = target_calculator + self._number_of_snapshots = 0 + self._total_size = 0 self.currently_loaded_file = None self.input_data = np.empty(0) self.output_data = np.empty(0) - self.use_horovod = use_horovod + self._use_ddp = use_ddp self.return_outputs_directly = False - self.input_requires_grad = input_requires_grad + self._input_requires_grad = input_requires_grad + self._device = device @property def return_outputs_directly(self): @@ -101,9 +116,9 @@ def add_snapshot_to_dataset(self, snapshot: Snapshot): Snapshot that is to be added to this DataSet. """ - self.snapshot_list.append(snapshot) - self.number_of_snapshots += 1 - self.total_size += snapshot.grid_size + self._snapshot_list.append(snapshot) + self._number_of_snapshots += 1 + self._total_size += snapshot.grid_size def mix_datasets(self): """ @@ -111,11 +126,16 @@ def mix_datasets(self): With this, there can be some variance between runs. """ - used_perm = torch.randperm(self.number_of_snapshots) + used_perm = torch.randperm(self._number_of_snapshots) barrier() - if self.use_horovod: - used_perm = hvd.broadcast(used_perm, 0) - self.snapshot_list = [self.snapshot_list[i] for i in used_perm] + if self._use_ddp: + used_perm = used_perm.to(device=self._device) + dist.broadcast(used_perm, 0) + self._snapshot_list = [ + self._snapshot_list[i] for i in used_perm.to("cpu") + ] + else: + self._snapshot_list = [self._snapshot_list[i] for i in used_perm] self.get_new_data(0) def get_new_data(self, file_index): @@ -128,47 +148,59 @@ def get_new_data(self, file_index): File to be read. """ # Load the data into RAM. - if self.snapshot_list[file_index].snapshot_type == "numpy": - self.input_data = self.descriptor_calculator. \ - read_from_numpy_file( - os.path.join(self.snapshot_list[file_index].input_npy_directory, - self.snapshot_list[file_index].input_npy_file), - units=self.snapshot_list[file_index].input_units) - self.output_data = self.target_calculator. \ - read_from_numpy_file( - os.path.join(self.snapshot_list[file_index].output_npy_directory, - self.snapshot_list[file_index].output_npy_file), - units=self.snapshot_list[file_index].output_units) - - elif self.snapshot_list[file_index].snapshot_type == "openpmd": - self.input_data = self.descriptor_calculator. \ - read_from_openpmd_file( - os.path.join(self.snapshot_list[file_index].input_npy_directory, - self.snapshot_list[file_index].input_npy_file)) - self.output_data = self.target_calculator. \ - read_from_openpmd_file( - os.path.join(self.snapshot_list[file_index].output_npy_directory, - self.snapshot_list[file_index].output_npy_file)) + if self._snapshot_list[file_index].snapshot_type == "numpy": + self.input_data = self._descriptor_calculator.read_from_numpy_file( + os.path.join( + self._snapshot_list[file_index].input_npy_directory, + self._snapshot_list[file_index].input_npy_file, + ), + units=self._snapshot_list[file_index].input_units, + ) + self.output_data = self._target_calculator.read_from_numpy_file( + os.path.join( + self._snapshot_list[file_index].output_npy_directory, + self._snapshot_list[file_index].output_npy_file, + ), + units=self._snapshot_list[file_index].output_units, + ) + + elif self._snapshot_list[file_index].snapshot_type == "openpmd": + self.input_data = ( + self._descriptor_calculator.read_from_openpmd_file( + os.path.join( + self._snapshot_list[file_index].input_npy_directory, + self._snapshot_list[file_index].input_npy_file, + ) + ) + ) + self.output_data = self._target_calculator.read_from_openpmd_file( + os.path.join( + self._snapshot_list[file_index].output_npy_directory, + self._snapshot_list[file_index].output_npy_file, + ) + ) # Transform the data. - self.input_data = \ - self.input_data.reshape([self.snapshot_list[file_index].grid_size, - self.input_dimension]) + self.input_data = self.input_data.reshape( + [self._snapshot_list[file_index].grid_size, self._input_dimension] + ) if self.input_data.dtype != DEFAULT_NP_DATA_DTYPE: self.input_data = self.input_data.astype(DEFAULT_NP_DATA_DTYPE) self.input_data = torch.from_numpy(self.input_data).float() - self.input_data_scaler.transform(self.input_data) - self.input_data.requires_grad = self.input_requires_grad + self._input_data_scaler.transform(self.input_data) + self.input_data.requires_grad = self._input_requires_grad - self.output_data = \ - self.output_data.reshape([self.snapshot_list[file_index].grid_size, - self.output_dimension]) + self.output_data = self.output_data.reshape( + [self._snapshot_list[file_index].grid_size, self._output_dimension] + ) if self.return_outputs_directly is False: self.output_data = np.array(self.output_data) if self.output_data.dtype != DEFAULT_NP_DATA_DTYPE: - self.output_data = self.output_data.astype(DEFAULT_NP_DATA_DTYPE) + self.output_data = self.output_data.astype( + DEFAULT_NP_DATA_DTYPE + ) self.output_data = torch.from_numpy(self.output_data).float() - self.output_data_scaler.transform(self.output_data) + self._output_data_scaler.transform(self.output_data) # Save which data we have currently loaded. self.currently_loaded_file = file_index @@ -177,26 +209,28 @@ def _get_file_index(self, idx, is_slice=False, is_start=False): file_index = None index_in_file = idx if is_slice: - for i in range(len(self.snapshot_list)): - if index_in_file - self.snapshot_list[i].grid_size <= 0: + for i in range(len(self._snapshot_list)): + if index_in_file - self._snapshot_list[i].grid_size <= 0: file_index = i # From the end of previous file to beginning of new. - if index_in_file == self.snapshot_list[i].grid_size and \ - is_start: - file_index = i+1 + if ( + index_in_file == self._snapshot_list[i].grid_size + and is_start + ): + file_index = i + 1 index_in_file = 0 break else: - index_in_file -= self.snapshot_list[i].grid_size + index_in_file -= self._snapshot_list[i].grid_size return file_index, index_in_file else: - for i in range(len(self.snapshot_list)): - if index_in_file - self.snapshot_list[i].grid_size < 0: + for i in range(len(self._snapshot_list)): + if index_in_file - self._snapshot_list[i].grid_size < 0: file_index = i break else: - index_in_file -= self.snapshot_list[i].grid_size + index_in_file -= self._snapshot_list[i].grid_size return file_index, index_in_file def __getitem__(self, idx): @@ -221,35 +255,44 @@ def __getitem__(self, idx): # Find out if new data is needed. if file_index != self.currently_loaded_file: self.get_new_data(file_index) - return self.input_data[index_in_file], \ - self.output_data[index_in_file] + return ( + self.input_data[index_in_file], + self.output_data[index_in_file], + ) elif isinstance(idx, slice): # If a slice is requested, we have to find out if it spans files. - file_index_start, index_in_file_start = self.\ - _get_file_index(idx.start, is_slice=True, is_start=True) - file_index_stop, index_in_file_stop = self.\ - _get_file_index(idx.stop, is_slice=True) + file_index_start, index_in_file_start = self._get_file_index( + idx.start, is_slice=True, is_start=True + ) + file_index_stop, index_in_file_stop = self._get_file_index( + idx.stop, is_slice=True + ) # If it does, we cannot deliver. # Take care though, if a full snapshot is requested, # the stop index will point to the wrong file. if file_index_start != file_index_stop: if index_in_file_stop == 0: - index_in_file_stop = self.snapshot_list[file_index_stop].\ - grid_size + index_in_file_stop = self._snapshot_list[ + file_index_stop + ].grid_size else: - raise Exception("Lazy loading currently only supports " - "slices in one file. " - "You have requested a slice over two " - "files.") + raise Exception( + "Lazy loading currently only supports " + "slices in one file. " + "You have requested a slice over two " + "files." + ) # Find out if new data is needed. file_index = file_index_start if file_index != self.currently_loaded_file: self.get_new_data(file_index) - return self.input_data[index_in_file_start:index_in_file_stop], \ - self.output_data[index_in_file_start:index_in_file_stop] + return ( + self.input_data[index_in_file_start:index_in_file_stop], + self.output_data[index_in_file_start:index_in_file_stop], + ) else: raise Exception("Invalid idx provided.") @@ -262,4 +305,4 @@ def __len__(self): length : int Number of data points in DataSet. """ - return self.total_size + return self._total_size diff --git a/mala/datahandling/lazy_load_dataset_single.py b/mala/datahandling/lazy_load_dataset_single.py index 90d882a4e..402d149de 100644 --- a/mala/datahandling/lazy_load_dataset_single.py +++ b/mala/datahandling/lazy_load_dataset_single.py @@ -1,13 +1,14 @@ """DataSet for lazy-loading.""" + import os from multiprocessing import shared_memory import numpy as np import torch -from torch.utils.data import Dataset, DataLoader +from torch.utils.data import Dataset -class LazyLoadDatasetSingle(torch.utils.data.Dataset): +class LazyLoadDatasetSingle(Dataset): """ DataSet class for lazy loading. @@ -38,38 +39,95 @@ class LazyLoadDatasetSingle(torch.utils.data.Dataset): target_calculator : mala.targets.target.Target or derivative Used to do unit conversion on output data. - use_horovod : bool - If true, it is assumed that horovod is used. + use_ddp : bool + If true, it is assumed that ddp is used. input_requires_grad : bool If True, then the gradient is stored for the inputs. + + Attributes + ---------- + allocated : bool + True if dataset is allocated. + + currently_loaded_file : int + Index of currently loaded file + + descriptor_calculator : mala.descriptors.descriptor.Descriptor + Used to do unit conversion on input data. + + input_data : torch.Tensor + Input data tensor. + + input_dtype : numpy.dtype + Input data type. + + input_shape : list + Input data dimensions + + input_shm_name : str + Name of shared memory allocated for input data + + loaded : bool + True if data has been loaded to shared memory. + + output_data : torch.Tensor + Output data tensor. + + output_dtype : numpy.dtype + Output data dtype. + + output_shape : list + Output data dimensions. + + output_shm_name : str + Name of shared memory allocated for output data. + + return_outputs_directly : bool + + Control whether outputs are actually transformed. + Has to be False for training. In the testing case, + Numerical errors are smaller if set to True. + + snapshot : mala.datahandling.snapshot.Snapshot + Currently loaded snapshot object. + + target_calculator : mala.targets.target.Target or derivative + Used to do unit conversion on output data. """ - def __init__(self, batch_size, snapshot, input_dimension, output_dimension, - input_data_scaler, output_data_scaler, descriptor_calculator, - target_calculator, use_horovod, - input_requires_grad=False): + def __init__( + self, + batch_size, + snapshot, + input_dimension, + output_dimension, + input_data_scaler, + output_data_scaler, + descriptor_calculator, + target_calculator, + use_ddp, + input_requires_grad=False, + ): self.snapshot = snapshot - self.input_dimension = input_dimension - self.output_dimension = output_dimension - self.input_data_scaler = input_data_scaler - self.output_data_scaler = output_data_scaler + self._input_dimension = input_dimension + self._output_dimension = output_dimension + self._input_data_scaler = input_data_scaler + self._output_data_scaler = output_data_scaler self.descriptor_calculator = descriptor_calculator self.target_calculator = target_calculator - self.number_of_snapshots = 0 - self.total_size = 0 - self.descriptors_contain_xyz = self.descriptor_calculator.\ - descriptors_contain_xyz + self._number_of_snapshots = 0 + self._total_size = 0 self.currently_loaded_file = None self.input_data = np.empty(0) self.output_data = np.empty(0) - self.use_horovod = use_horovod + self._use_ddp = use_ddp self.return_outputs_directly = False - self.input_requires_grad = input_requires_grad + self._input_requires_grad = input_requires_grad - self.batch_size = batch_size - self.len = int(np.ceil(snapshot.grid_size / self.batch_size)) - self.indices = np.arange(snapshot.grid_size) + self._batch_size = batch_size + self._len = int(np.ceil(snapshot.grid_size / self._batch_size)) + self._indices = np.arange(snapshot.grid_size) self.input_shm_name = None self.output_shm_name = None self.loaded = False @@ -83,25 +141,45 @@ def allocate_shared_mem(self): """ # Get array shape and data types if self.snapshot.snapshot_type == "numpy": - self.input_shape, self.input_dtype = self.descriptor_calculator. \ - read_dimensions_from_numpy_file( - os.path.join(self.snapshot.input_npy_directory, - self.snapshot.input_npy_file), read_dtype=True) - - self.output_shape, self.output_dtype = self.target_calculator. \ - read_dimensions_from_numpy_file( - os.path.join(self.snapshot.output_npy_directory, - self.snapshot.output_npy_file), read_dtype=True) + self.input_shape, self.input_dtype = ( + self.descriptor_calculator.read_dimensions_from_numpy_file( + os.path.join( + self.snapshot.input_npy_directory, + self.snapshot.input_npy_file, + ), + read_dtype=True, + ) + ) + + self.output_shape, self.output_dtype = ( + self.target_calculator.read_dimensions_from_numpy_file( + os.path.join( + self.snapshot.output_npy_directory, + self.snapshot.output_npy_file, + ), + read_dtype=True, + ) + ) elif self.snapshot.snapshot_type == "openpmd": - self.input_shape, self.input_dtype = self.descriptor_calculator. \ - read_dimensions_from_openpmd_file( - os.path.join(self.snapshot.input_npy_directory, - self.snapshot.input_npy_file), read_dtype=True) - - self.output_shape, self.output_dtype = self.target_calculator. \ - read_dimensions_from_openpmd_file( - os.path.join(self.snapshot.output_npy_directory, - self.snapshot.output_npy_file), read_dtype=True) + self.input_shape, self.input_dtype = ( + self.descriptor_calculator.read_dimensions_from_openpmd_file( + os.path.join( + self.snapshot.input_npy_directory, + self.snapshot.input_npy_file, + ), + read_dtype=True, + ) + ) + + self.output_shape, self.output_dtype = ( + self.target_calculator.read_dimensions_from_openpmd_file( + os.path.join( + self.snapshot.output_npy_directory, + self.snapshot.output_npy_file, + ), + read_dtype=True, + ) + ) else: raise Exception("Invalid snapshot type selected.") @@ -109,8 +187,9 @@ def allocate_shared_mem(self): # usage to data in FP32 type (which is a good idea anyway to save # memory) if self.input_dtype != np.float32 or self.output_dtype != np.float32: - raise Exception("LazyLoadDatasetSingle requires numpy data in " - "FP32.") + raise Exception( + "LazyLoadDatasetSingle requires numpy data in FP32." + ) # Allocate shared memory buffer input_bytes = self.input_dtype.itemsize * np.prod(self.input_shape) @@ -164,16 +243,22 @@ def __getitem__(self, idx): input_shm = shared_memory.SharedMemory(name=self.input_shm_name) output_shm = shared_memory.SharedMemory(name=self.output_shm_name) - input_data = np.ndarray(shape=[self.snapshot.grid_size, - self.input_dimension], - dtype=np.float32, buffer=input_shm.buf) - output_data = np.ndarray(shape=[self.snapshot.grid_size, - self.output_dimension], - dtype=np.float32, buffer=output_shm.buf) - if idx == self.len-1: - batch = self.indices[idx * self.batch_size:] + input_data = np.ndarray( + shape=[self.snapshot.grid_size, self._input_dimension], + dtype=np.float32, + buffer=input_shm.buf, + ) + output_data = np.ndarray( + shape=[self.snapshot.grid_size, self._output_dimension], + dtype=np.float32, + buffer=output_shm.buf, + ) + if idx == self._len - 1: + batch = self._indices[idx * self._batch_size :] else: - batch = self.indices[idx*self.batch_size:(idx+1)*self.batch_size] + batch = self._indices[ + idx * self._batch_size : (idx + 1) * self._batch_size + ] # print(batch.shape) input_batch = input_data[batch, ...] @@ -181,12 +266,12 @@ def __getitem__(self, idx): # Perform conversion to tensor and perform transforms input_batch = torch.from_numpy(input_batch) - self.input_data_scaler.transform(input_batch) - input_batch.requires_grad = self.input_requires_grad + self._input_data_scaler.transform(input_batch) + input_batch.requires_grad = self._input_requires_grad if self.return_outputs_directly is False: output_batch = torch.from_numpy(output_batch) - self.output_data_scaler.transform(output_batch) + self._output_data_scaler.transform(output_batch) input_shm.close() output_shm.close() @@ -202,7 +287,7 @@ def __len__(self): length : int Number of data points in DataSet. """ - return self.len + return self._len def mix_datasets(self): """ @@ -219,5 +304,4 @@ def mix_datasets(self): avoid erroneously overwriting shared memory data in cases where a single dataset object is used back to back. """ - np.random.shuffle(self.indices) - + np.random.shuffle(self._indices) diff --git a/mala/datahandling/ldos_aligner.py b/mala/datahandling/ldos_aligner.py new file mode 100644 index 000000000..acc712094 --- /dev/null +++ b/mala/datahandling/ldos_aligner.py @@ -0,0 +1,364 @@ +"""Align LDOS vectors to a reference.""" + +import os +import json + +import numpy as np + +from mala.common.parameters import ( + Parameters, + DEFAULT_NP_DATA_DTYPE, +) +from mala.common.parallelizer import printout, barrier +from mala.common.physical_data import PhysicalData +from mala.datahandling.data_handler_base import DataHandlerBase +from mala.common.parallelizer import get_comm + + +class LDOSAligner(DataHandlerBase): + """ + Align LDOS vectors based on when they first become non-zero. + + Optionally truncates from the left and right-side to remove redundant data. + + Parameters + ---------- + parameters : mala.common.parameters.Parameters + Parameters used to create the data handling object. + + descriptor_calculator : mala.descriptors.descriptor.Descriptor + Used to do unit conversion on input data. If None, then one will + be created by this class. + + target_calculator : mala.targets.target.Target + Used to do unit conversion on output data. If None, then one will + be created by this class. + + Attributes + ---------- + ldos_parameters : mala.common.parameters.ParametersTargets + MALA target calculation parameters. + """ + + def __init__( + self, + parameters: Parameters, + target_calculator=None, + descriptor_calculator=None, + ): + self.ldos_parameters = parameters.targets + super(LDOSAligner, self).__init__( + parameters, + target_calculator=target_calculator, + descriptor_calculator=descriptor_calculator, + ) + + def add_snapshot( + self, + output_file, + output_directory, + snapshot_type="numpy", + ): + """ + Add a snapshot to the data pipeline. + + Parameters + ---------- + output_file : string + File with saved numpy output array. + + output_directory : string + Directory containing output_npy_file. + + snapshot_type : string + Must be numpy, openPMD is not yet available for LDOS alignment. + """ + super(LDOSAligner, self).add_snapshot( + "", + "", + output_file, + output_directory, + add_snapshot_as="te", + output_units="None", + input_units="None", + calculation_output_file="", + snapshot_type=snapshot_type, + ) + + if snapshot_type != "numpy": + raise Exception("Snapshot type must be numpy for LDOS alignment") + + def align_ldos_to_ref( + self, + save_path_ext="aligned/", + reference_index=0, + zero_tol=1e-5, + left_truncate=False, + right_truncate_value=None, + number_of_electrons=None, + n_shift_mse=None, + ): + """ + Align LDOS to reference. + + Parameters + ---------- + save_path_ext : string + Extra path to be added to the input path before saving. + By default, new snapshot files are saved into exactly the + same directory they were read from with exactly the same name. + + reference_index : int + the snapshot number (in the snapshot directory list) + to which all other LDOS vectors are aligned + + zero_tol : float + the "zero" value for alignment / left side truncation + always scaled by norm of reference LDOS mean + + left_truncate : bool + whether to truncate the zero values on the LHS + + right_truncate_value : float + right-hand energy value (based on reference LDOS vector) + to which truncate LDOS vectors + if None, no right-side truncation + + number_of_electrons : float / int + if not None, computes the energy shift relative to QE energies + + n_shift_mse : int + how many energy grid points to consider when aligning LDOS + vectors based on mean-squared error + computed automatically if None + """ + if self.parameters._configuration["mpi"]: + comm = get_comm() + rank = comm.rank + size = comm.size + else: + comm = None + rank = 0 + size = 1 + + if rank == 0: + # load in the reference snapshot + snapshot_ref = self.parameters.snapshot_directories_list[ + reference_index + ] + ldos_ref = np.load( + os.path.join( + snapshot_ref.output_npy_directory, + snapshot_ref.output_npy_file, + ), + mmap_mode="r", + ) + + # get the mean + n_target = ldos_ref.shape[-1] + ldos_ref = ldos_ref.reshape(-1, n_target) + ldos_mean_ref = np.mean(ldos_ref, axis=0) + zero_tol = zero_tol / np.linalg.norm(ldos_mean_ref) + + if n_shift_mse is None: + n_shift_mse = n_target // 10 + + # get the first non-zero value + left_index_ref = np.where(ldos_mean_ref > zero_tol)[0][0] + + # get the energy grid + emax = ( + self.ldos_parameters.ldos_gridoffset_ev + + n_target * self.ldos_parameters.ldos_gridspacing_ev + ) + e_grid = np.linspace( + self.ldos_parameters.ldos_gridoffset_ev, + emax, + n_target, + endpoint=False, + ) + + N_snapshots = len(self.parameters.snapshot_directories_list) + + else: + ldos_mean_ref = None + e_grid = None + left_index_ref = None + n_shift_mse = None + N_snapshots = None + n_target = None + + if self.parameters._configuration["mpi"]: + # Broadcast necessary data to all processes + ldos_mean_ref = comm.bcast(ldos_mean_ref, root=0) + e_grid = comm.bcast(e_grid, root=0) + left_index_ref = comm.bcast(left_index_ref, root=0) + n_shift_mse = comm.bcast(n_shift_mse, root=0) + N_snapshots = comm.bcast(N_snapshots, root=0) + n_target = comm.bcast(n_target, root=0) + + local_snapshots = [i for i in range(rank, N_snapshots, size)] + + else: + local_snapshots = range(N_snapshots) + + for idx in local_snapshots: + snapshot = self.parameters.snapshot_directories_list[idx] + print(f"Aligning snapshot {idx+1} of {N_snapshots}") + ldos = np.load( + os.path.join( + snapshot.output_npy_directory, + snapshot.output_npy_file, + ), + mmap_mode="r", + ) + + # get the mean + nx = ldos.shape[0] + ny = ldos.shape[1] + nz = ldos.shape[2] + ldos = ldos.reshape(-1, n_target) + ldos_shifted = np.zeros_like(ldos) + ldos_mean = np.mean(ldos, axis=0) + + # get the first non-zero value + left_index = np.where(ldos_mean > zero_tol)[0][0] + + # shift the ldos + optimal_shift = self.calc_optimal_ldos_shift( + e_grid, + ldos_mean, + ldos_mean_ref, + left_index, + left_index_ref, + n_shift_mse, + ) + + e_shift = optimal_shift * self.ldos_parameters.ldos_gridspacing_ev + if optimal_shift != 0: + ldos_shifted[:, :-optimal_shift] = ldos[:, optimal_shift:] + else: + ldos_shifted = ldos + del ldos + + # truncate ldos before sudden drop + if right_truncate_value is not None: + e_index_cut = np.where(e_grid > right_truncate_value)[0][0] + ldos_shifted = ldos_shifted[:, :e_index_cut] + new_upper_egrid_lim = right_truncate_value + e_shift + + # remove zero values at start of ldos + if left_truncate: + # get the first non-zero value + ldos_shifted = ldos_shifted[:, left_index_ref:] + new_egrid_offset = ( + self.ldos_parameters.ldos_gridoffset_ev + + (left_index_ref + optimal_shift) + * self.ldos_parameters.ldos_gridspacing_ev + ) + else: + new_egrid_offset = self.ldos_parameters.ldos_gridoffset_ev + + # reshape + ldos_shifted = ldos_shifted.reshape(nx, ny, nz, -1) + + ldos_shift_info = { + "ldos_shift_ev": round(e_shift, 4), + "aligned_ldos_gridoffset_ev": round(new_egrid_offset, 4), + "aligned_ldos_gridsize": np.shape(ldos_shifted)[-1], + "aligned_ldos_gridspacing": round( + self.ldos_parameters.ldos_gridspacing_ev, 4 + ), + } + + if number_of_electrons is not None: + ldos_shift_info["energy_shift_from_qe_ev"] = round( + number_of_electrons * e_shift, 4 + ) + + save_path = os.path.join( + snapshot.output_npy_directory, save_path_ext + ) + save_name = snapshot.output_npy_file + + stripped_output_file_name = snapshot.output_npy_file.replace( + ".out", "" + ) + ldos_shift_info_save_name = stripped_output_file_name.replace( + ".npy", ".ldos_shift.info.json" + ) + + os.makedirs(save_path, exist_ok=True) + + if "*" in save_name: + save_name = save_name.replace("*", str(idx)) + ldos_shift_info_save_name.replace("*", str(idx)) + + target_name = os.path.join(save_path, save_name) + + self.target_calculator.write_to_numpy_file( + target_name, ldos_shifted + ) + + with open( + os.path.join(save_path, ldos_shift_info_save_name), "w" + ) as f: + json.dump(ldos_shift_info, f, indent=2) + + barrier() + + @staticmethod + def calc_optimal_ldos_shift( + ldos_mean, + ldos_mean_ref, + left_index, + left_index_ref, + n_shift_mse, + ): + """ + Calculate the optimal amount by which to align the LDOS with reference. + + 'Optimized' is currently based on minimizing the mean-square error with + the reference, up to a cut-off (typically 10% of the full LDOS length). + + Parameters + ---------- + ldos_mean : array_like + mean of LDOS vector for shifting + ldos_mean_ref : array_like + mean of LDOS reference vector + left_index : int + index at which LDOS for shifting becomes non-zero + left_index_ref : int + index at which reference LDOS becomes non-zero + n_shift_mse : int + number of points to account for in MSE calculation + for optimal LDOS shift + + Returns + ------- + optimal_shift : int + the optimized number of egrid points to shift the LDOS + vector by, based on minimization of MSE with reference + """ + shift_guess = 0 + ldos_diff = np.inf + shift_guess = max(left_index - left_index_ref - 2, 0) + for i in range(5): + shift = shift_guess + i + ldos_mean_shifted = np.zeros_like(ldos_mean) + if shift != 0: + ldos_mean_shifted[:-shift] = ldos_mean[shift:] + else: + ldos_mean_shifted = ldos_mean + + e_index_cut = max(left_index, left_index_ref) + n_shift_mse + ldos_mean_shifted = ldos_mean_shifted[:e_index_cut] + ldos_mean_ref = ldos_mean_ref[:e_index_cut] + + mse = np.sum((ldos_mean_shifted - ldos_mean_ref) ** 2) + if mse < ldos_diff: + optimal_shift = shift + ldos_diff = mse + + return optimal_shift diff --git a/mala/datahandling/multi_lazy_load_data_loader.py b/mala/datahandling/multi_lazy_load_data_loader.py index d7bf6ae34..a9aca6afc 100644 --- a/mala/datahandling/multi_lazy_load_data_loader.py +++ b/mala/datahandling/multi_lazy_load_data_loader.py @@ -1,4 +1,5 @@ """Class for loading multiple data sets with pre-fetching.""" + import os import numpy as np @@ -19,29 +20,30 @@ class MultiLazyLoadDataLoader: """ def __init__(self, datasets, **kwargs): - self.datasets = datasets - self.loaders = [] + self._datasets = datasets + self._loaders = [] for d in datasets: - self.loaders.append(DataLoader(d, - batch_size=None, - **kwargs, - shuffle=False)) + self._loaders.append( + DataLoader(d, batch_size=None, **kwargs, shuffle=False) + ) # Create single process pool for prefetching # Can use ThreadPoolExecutor for debugging. - #self.pool = concurrent.futures.ThreadPoolExecutor(1) - self.pool = concurrent.futures.ProcessPoolExecutor(1) + # self.pool = concurrent.futures.ThreadPoolExecutor(1) + self._pool = concurrent.futures.ProcessPoolExecutor(1) # Allocate shared memory and commence file load for first # dataset in list - dset = self.datasets[0] + dset = self._datasets[0] dset.allocate_shared_mem() - self.load_future = self.pool.submit(self.load_snapshot_to_shm, - dset.snapshot, - dset.descriptor_calculator, - dset.target_calculator, - dset.input_shm_name, - dset.output_shm_name) + self._load_future = self._pool.submit( + self.load_snapshot_to_shm, + dset.snapshot, + dset.descriptor_calculator, + dset.target_calculator, + dset.input_shm_name, + dset.output_shm_name, + ) def __len__(self): """ @@ -52,7 +54,7 @@ def __len__(self): length : int Number of datasets/snapshots contained within this loader. """ - return len(self.loaders) + return len(self._loaders) def __iter__(self): """ @@ -64,7 +66,7 @@ def __iter__(self): An iterator over the individual datasets/snapshots in this object. """ - self.count = 0 + self._count = 0 return self def __next__(self): @@ -76,33 +78,35 @@ def __next__(self): iterator: DataLoader The next data loader. """ - self.count += 1 - if self.count > len(self.loaders): + self._count += 1 + if self._count > len(self._loaders): raise StopIteration else: # Wait on last prefetch - if self.count - 1 >= 0: - if not self.datasets[self.count - 1].loaded: - self.load_future.result() - self.datasets[self.count - 1].loaded = True + if self._count - 1 >= 0: + if not self._datasets[self._count - 1].loaded: + self._load_future.result() + self._datasets[self._count - 1].loaded = True # Delete last - if self.count - 2 >= 0: - self.datasets[self.count - 2].delete_data() + if self._count - 2 >= 0: + self._datasets[self._count - 2].delete_data() # Prefetch next file (looping around epoch boundary) - dset = self.datasets[self.count % len(self.loaders)] + dset = self._datasets[self._count % len(self._loaders)] if not dset.loaded: - dset.allocate_shared_mem() - self.load_future = self.pool.submit(self.load_snapshot_to_shm, - dset.snapshot, - dset.descriptor_calculator, - dset.target_calculator, - dset.input_shm_name, - dset.output_shm_name) + dset.allocate_shared_mem() + self._load_future = self._pool.submit( + self.load_snapshot_to_shm, + dset.snapshot, + dset.descriptor_calculator, + dset.target_calculator, + dset.input_shm_name, + dset.output_shm_name, + ) # Return current - return self.loaders[self.count - 1] + return self._loaders[self._count - 1] # TODO: Without this function, I get 2 times the number of snapshots # memory leaks after shutdown. With it, I get 1 times the number of @@ -110,15 +114,20 @@ def __next__(self): # enough? I am not sure where the memory leak is coming from. def cleanup(self): """Deallocate arrays still left in memory.""" - for dset in self.datasets: + for dset in self._datasets: dset.deallocate_shared_mem() - self.pool.shutdown() + self._pool.shutdown() # Worker function to load data into shared memory (limited to numpy files # only for now) @staticmethod - def load_snapshot_to_shm(snapshot, descriptor_calculator, target_calculator, - input_shm_name, output_shm_name): + def load_snapshot_to_shm( + snapshot, + descriptor_calculator, + target_calculator, + input_shm_name, + output_shm_name, + ): """ Load a snapshot into shared memory. @@ -146,61 +155,85 @@ def load_snapshot_to_shm(snapshot, descriptor_calculator, target_calculator, output_shm = shared_memory.SharedMemory(name=output_shm_name) if snapshot.snapshot_type == "numpy": - input_shape, input_dtype = descriptor_calculator. \ - read_dimensions_from_numpy_file( - os.path.join(snapshot.input_npy_directory, - snapshot.input_npy_file), read_dtype=True) - - output_shape, output_dtype = target_calculator. \ - read_dimensions_from_numpy_file( - os.path.join(snapshot.output_npy_directory, - snapshot.output_npy_file), read_dtype=True) + input_shape, input_dtype = ( + descriptor_calculator.read_dimensions_from_numpy_file( + os.path.join( + snapshot.input_npy_directory, snapshot.input_npy_file + ), + read_dtype=True, + ) + ) + + output_shape, output_dtype = ( + target_calculator.read_dimensions_from_numpy_file( + os.path.join( + snapshot.output_npy_directory, + snapshot.output_npy_file, + ), + read_dtype=True, + ) + ) elif snapshot.snapshot_type == "openpmd": - input_shape, input_dtype = descriptor_calculator. \ - read_dimensions_from_openpmd_file( - os.path.join(snapshot.input_npy_directory, - snapshot.input_npy_file), read_dtype=True) - - output_shape, output_dtype = target_calculator. \ - read_dimensions_from_openpmd_file( - os.path.join(snapshot.output_npy_directory, - snapshot.output_npy_file), read_dtype=True) + input_shape, input_dtype = ( + descriptor_calculator.read_dimensions_from_openpmd_file( + os.path.join( + snapshot.input_npy_directory, snapshot.input_npy_file + ), + read_dtype=True, + ) + ) + + output_shape, output_dtype = ( + target_calculator.read_dimensions_from_openpmd_file( + os.path.join( + snapshot.output_npy_directory, + snapshot.output_npy_file, + ), + read_dtype=True, + ) + ) else: raise Exception("Invalid snapshot type selected.") # Form numpy arrays from shm buffers - input_data = np.ndarray(shape=input_shape, dtype=input_dtype, - buffer=input_shm.buf) - output_data = np.ndarray(shape=output_shape, dtype=output_dtype, - buffer=output_shm.buf) + input_data = np.ndarray( + shape=input_shape, dtype=input_dtype, buffer=input_shm.buf + ) + output_data = np.ndarray( + shape=output_shape, dtype=output_dtype, buffer=output_shm.buf + ) # Load numpy data into shm buffers if snapshot.snapshot_type == "numpy": - descriptor_calculator. \ - read_from_numpy_file( - os.path.join(snapshot.input_npy_directory, - snapshot.input_npy_file), + descriptor_calculator.read_from_numpy_file( + os.path.join( + snapshot.input_npy_directory, snapshot.input_npy_file + ), units=snapshot.input_units, - array=input_data) - target_calculator. \ - read_from_numpy_file( - os.path.join(snapshot.output_npy_directory, - snapshot.output_npy_file), + array=input_data, + ) + target_calculator.read_from_numpy_file( + os.path.join( + snapshot.output_npy_directory, snapshot.output_npy_file + ), units=snapshot.output_units, - array=output_data) - else : - descriptor_calculator. \ - read_from_openpmd_file( - os.path.join(snapshot.input_npy_directory, - snapshot.input_npy_file), + array=output_data, + ) + else: + descriptor_calculator.read_from_openpmd_file( + os.path.join( + snapshot.input_npy_directory, snapshot.input_npy_file + ), units=snapshot.input_units, - array=input_data) - target_calculator. \ - read_from_openpmd_file( - os.path.join(snapshot.output_npy_directory, - snapshot.output_npy_file), + array=input_data, + ) + target_calculator.read_from_openpmd_file( + os.path.join( + snapshot.output_npy_directory, snapshot.output_npy_file + ), units=snapshot.output_units, - array=output_data) + array=output_data, + ) # This function only loads the numpy data with scaling. Remaining data # preprocessing occurs in __getitem__ of LazyLoadDatasetSingle diff --git a/mala/datahandling/snapshot.py b/mala/datahandling/snapshot.py index 1873f54ba..1bac8488c 100644 --- a/mala/datahandling/snapshot.py +++ b/mala/datahandling/snapshot.py @@ -1,7 +1,4 @@ """Represents an entire atomic snapshot (including descriptor/target data).""" -from os.path import join - -import numpy as np from mala.common.json_serializable import JSONSerializable @@ -46,16 +43,68 @@ class Snapshot(JSONSerializable): - tr: This snapshot will be a training snapshot. - va: This snapshot will be a validation snapshot. - Replaces the old approach of MALA to have a separate list. - Default is None. + Attributes + ---------- + grid_dimensions : list + Grid dimension [x,y,z]. + + grid_size : int + Number of grid points in total. + + input_dimension : int + Input feature dimension. + + output_dimension : int + Output feature dimension + + input_npy_file : string + File with saved numpy input array. + + input_npy_directory : string + Directory containing input_npy_directory. + + output_npy_file : string + File with saved numpy output array. + + output_npy_directory : string + Directory containing output_npy_file. + + input_units : string + Units of input data. See descriptor classes to see which units are + supported. + + output_units : string + Units of output data. See target classes to see which units are + supported. + + calculation_output : string + File with the output of the original snapshot calculation. This is + only needed when testing multiple snapshots. + + snapshot_function : string + "Function" of the snapshot in the MALA workflow. + + - te: This snapshot will be a testing snapshot. + - tr: This snapshot will be a training snapshot. + - va: This snapshot will be a validation snapshot. + + snapshot_type : string + Can be either "numpy" or "openpmd" and denotes which type of files + this snapshot contains. """ - def __init__(self, input_npy_file, input_npy_directory, - output_npy_file, output_npy_directory, - snapshot_function, - input_units="", output_units="", - calculation_output="", - snapshot_type="openpmd"): + def __init__( + self, + input_npy_file, + input_npy_directory, + output_npy_file, + output_npy_directory, + snapshot_function, + input_units="", + output_units="", + calculation_output="", + snapshot_type="openpmd", + ): super(Snapshot, self).__init__() # Inputs. @@ -101,12 +150,14 @@ def from_json(cls, json_dict): The object as read from the JSON file. """ - deserialized_object = cls(json_dict["input_npy_file"], - json_dict["input_npy_directory"], - json_dict["output_npy_file"], - json_dict["output_npy_directory"], - json_dict["snapshot_function"], - json_dict["snapshot_type"]) + deserialized_object = cls( + json_dict["input_npy_file"], + json_dict["input_npy_directory"], + json_dict["output_npy_file"], + json_dict["output_npy_directory"], + json_dict["snapshot_function"], + json_dict["snapshot_type"], + ) for key in json_dict: setattr(deserialized_object, key, json_dict[key]) return deserialized_object diff --git a/mala/descriptors/__init__.py b/mala/descriptors/__init__.py index c1a8a2c9b..52865a392 100644 --- a/mala/descriptors/__init__.py +++ b/mala/descriptors/__init__.py @@ -1,4 +1,5 @@ """Contains classes for calculating/parsing descriptors.""" + from .bispectrum import Bispectrum from .atomic_density import AtomicDensity from .descriptor import Descriptor diff --git a/mala/descriptors/atomic_density.py b/mala/descriptors/atomic_density.py index ee0dfd3d7..4459c838b 100755 --- a/mala/descriptors/atomic_density.py +++ b/mala/descriptors/atomic_density.py @@ -1,21 +1,15 @@ """Gaussian descriptor class.""" + import os import ase import ase.io -try: - from lammps import lammps - # For version compatibility; older lammps versions (the serial version - # we still use on some machines) do not have these constants. - try: - from lammps import constants as lammps_constants - except ImportError: - pass -except ModuleNotFoundError: - pass +from importlib.util import find_spec import numpy as np +from scipy.spatial import distance -from mala.descriptors.lammps_utils import set_cmdlinevars, extract_compute_np +from mala.common.parallelizer import printout +from mala.descriptors.lammps_utils import extract_compute_np from mala.descriptors.descriptor import Descriptor # Empirical value for the Gaussian descriptor width, determined for an @@ -37,18 +31,12 @@ class AtomicDensity(Descriptor): def __init__(self, parameters): super(AtomicDensity, self).__init__(parameters) - self.verbosity = parameters.verbosity @property def data_name(self): """Get a string that describes the target (for e.g. metadata).""" return "AtomicDensity" - @property - def feature_size(self): - """Get the feature dimension of this data.""" - return self.fingerprint_length - @staticmethod def convert_units(array, in_units="None"): """ @@ -114,68 +102,104 @@ def get_optimal_sigma(voxel): optimal_sigma : float The optimal sigma value. """ - return (np.max(voxel) / reference_grid_spacing_aluminium) * \ - optimal_sigma_aluminium + return ( + np.max(voxel) / reference_grid_spacing_aluminium + ) * optimal_sigma_aluminium + + def _calculate(self, outdir, **kwargs): + if self.parameters._configuration["lammps"]: + if find_spec("lammps") is None: + printout( + "No LAMMPS found for descriptor calculation, " + "falling back to python." + ) + return self.__calculate_python(**kwargs) + else: + return self.__calculate_lammps(outdir, **kwargs) + else: + return self.__calculate_python(**kwargs) - def _calculate(self, atoms, outdir, grid_dimensions, **kwargs): + def __calculate_lammps(self, outdir, **kwargs): """Perform actual Gaussian descriptor calculation.""" + # For version compatibility; older lammps versions (the serial version + # we still use on some machines) have these constants as part of the + # general LAMMPS import. + from lammps import constants as lammps_constants + use_fp64 = kwargs.get("use_fp64", False) return_directly = kwargs.get("return_directly", False) + keep_logs = kwargs.get("keep_logs", False) lammps_format = "lammps-data" - ase_out_path = os.path.join(outdir, "lammps_input.tmp") - ase.io.write(ase_out_path, atoms, format=lammps_format) + self.setup_lammps_tmp_files("ggrid", outdir) + + ase.io.write( + self._lammps_temporary_input, self._atoms, format=lammps_format + ) - nx = grid_dimensions[0] - ny = grid_dimensions[1] - nz = grid_dimensions[2] + nx = self.grid_dimensions[0] + ny = self.grid_dimensions[1] + nz = self.grid_dimensions[2] # Check if we have to determine the optimal sigma value. if self.parameters.atomic_density_sigma is None: self.grid_dimensions = [nx, ny, nz] - voxel = atoms.cell.copy() - voxel[0] = voxel[0] / (self.grid_dimensions[0]) - voxel[1] = voxel[1] / (self.grid_dimensions[1]) - voxel[2] = voxel[2] / (self.grid_dimensions[2]) - self.parameters.atomic_density_sigma = self.\ - get_optimal_sigma(voxel) + self.parameters.atomic_density_sigma = self.get_optimal_sigma( + self._voxel + ) # Create LAMMPS instance. - lammps_dict = {} - lammps_dict["sigma"] = self.parameters.atomic_density_sigma - lammps_dict["rcutfac"] = self.parameters.atomic_density_cutoff - lammps_dict["atom_config_fname"] = ase_out_path - lmp = self._setup_lammps(nx, ny, nz, outdir, lammps_dict, - log_file_name="lammps_ggrid_log.tmp") + lammps_dict = { + "sigma": self.parameters.atomic_density_sigma, + "rcutfac": self.parameters.atomic_density_cutoff, + } + lmp = self._setup_lammps(nx, ny, nz, lammps_dict) # For now the file is chosen automatically, because this is used # mostly under the hood anyway. filepath = __file__.split("atomic_density")[0] if self.parameters._configuration["mpi"]: if self.parameters.use_z_splitting: - runfile = os.path.join(filepath, "in.ggrid.python") + self.parameters.lammps_compute_file = os.path.join( + filepath, "in.ggrid.python" + ) else: - runfile = os.path.join(filepath, "in.ggrid_defaultproc.python") + self.parameters.lammps_compute_file = os.path.join( + filepath, "in.ggrid_defaultproc.python" + ) else: - runfile = os.path.join(filepath, "in.ggrid_defaultproc.python") - lmp.file(runfile) + self.parameters.lammps_compute_file = os.path.join( + filepath, "in.ggrid_defaultproc.python" + ) + + # Do the LAMMPS calculation and clean up. + lmp.file(self.parameters.lammps_compute_file) # Extract the data. - nrows_ggrid = extract_compute_np(lmp, "ggrid", - lammps_constants.LMP_STYLE_LOCAL, - lammps_constants.LMP_SIZE_ROWS) - ncols_ggrid = extract_compute_np(lmp, "ggrid", - lammps_constants.LMP_STYLE_LOCAL, - lammps_constants.LMP_SIZE_COLS) - - gaussian_descriptors_np = \ - extract_compute_np(lmp, "ggrid", - lammps_constants.LMP_STYLE_LOCAL, 2, - array_shape=(nrows_ggrid, ncols_ggrid), - use_fp64=use_fp64) - lmp.close() - - # In comparison to SNAP, the atomic density always returns + nrows_ggrid = extract_compute_np( + lmp, + "ggrid", + lammps_constants.LMP_STYLE_LOCAL, + lammps_constants.LMP_SIZE_ROWS, + ) + ncols_ggrid = extract_compute_np( + lmp, + "ggrid", + lammps_constants.LMP_STYLE_LOCAL, + lammps_constants.LMP_SIZE_COLS, + ) + + gaussian_descriptors_np = extract_compute_np( + lmp, + "ggrid", + lammps_constants.LMP_STYLE_LOCAL, + 2, + array_shape=(nrows_ggrid, ncols_ggrid), + use_fp64=use_fp64, + ) + self._clean_calculation(lmp, keep_logs) + + # In comparison to bispectrum, the atomic density always returns # in the "local mode". Thus we have to make some slight adjustments # if we operate without MPI. self.grid_dimensions = [nx, ny, nz] @@ -183,7 +207,7 @@ def _calculate(self, atoms, outdir, grid_dimensions, **kwargs): if return_directly: return gaussian_descriptors_np else: - self.fingerprint_length = 4 + self.feature_size = 4 return gaussian_descriptors_np, nrows_ggrid else: # Since the atomic density may be directly fed back into QE @@ -196,19 +220,113 @@ def _calculate(self, atoms, outdir, grid_dimensions, **kwargs): # Here, we want to do something else with the atomic density, # and thus have to properly reorder it. # We have to switch from x fastest to z fastest reordering. - gaussian_descriptors_np = \ - gaussian_descriptors_np.reshape((grid_dimensions[2], - grid_dimensions[1], - grid_dimensions[0], - 7)) - gaussian_descriptors_np = \ - gaussian_descriptors_np.transpose([2, 1, 0, 3]) + gaussian_descriptors_np = gaussian_descriptors_np.reshape( + ( + self.grid_dimensions[2], + self.grid_dimensions[1], + self.grid_dimensions[0], + 7, + ) + ) + gaussian_descriptors_np = gaussian_descriptors_np.transpose( + [2, 1, 0, 3] + ) if self.parameters.descriptors_contain_xyz: - self.fingerprint_length = 4 - return gaussian_descriptors_np[:, :, :, 3:], \ - nx*ny*nz + self.feature_size = 4 + return gaussian_descriptors_np[:, :, :, 3:], nx * ny * nz else: - self.fingerprint_length = 1 - return gaussian_descriptors_np[:, :, :, 6:], \ - nx*ny*nz + self.feature_size = 1 + return gaussian_descriptors_np[:, :, :, 6:], nx * ny * nz + def __calculate_python(self, **kwargs): + """ + Perform Gaussian descriptor calculation using python. + + The code used to this end was adapted from the LAMMPS implementation. + It serves as a fallback option whereever LAMMPS is not available. + This may be useful, e.g., to students or people getting started with + MALA who just want to look around. It is not intended for production + calculations. + Compared to the LAMMPS implementation, this implementation has quite a + few limitations. Namely + + - It is roughly an order of magnitude slower for small systems + and doesn't scale too great + - It only works for ONE chemical element + - It has no MPI or GPU support + """ + printout( + "Using python for descriptor calculation. " + "The resulting calculation will be slow for " + "large systems." + ) + + gaussian_descriptors_np = np.zeros( + ( + self.grid_dimensions[0], + self.grid_dimensions[1], + self.grid_dimensions[2], + 4, + ), + dtype=np.float64, + ) + + # Construct the hyperparameters to calculate the Gaussians. + # This follows the implementation in the LAMMPS code. + if self.parameters.atomic_density_sigma is None: + self.parameters.atomic_density_sigma = self.get_optimal_sigma( + self._voxel + ) + cutoff_squared = ( + self.parameters.atomic_density_cutoff + * self.parameters.atomic_density_cutoff + ) + prefactor = 1.0 / ( + np.power( + self.parameters.atomic_density_sigma * np.sqrt(2 * np.pi), 3 + ) + ) + argumentfactor = 1.0 / ( + 2.0 + * self.parameters.atomic_density_sigma + * self.parameters.atomic_density_sigma + ) + + # Create a list of all potentially relevant atoms. + all_atoms = self._setup_atom_list() + + # I think this nested for-loop could probably be optimized if instead + # the density matrix is used on the entire grid. That would be VERY + # memory-intensive. Since the goal of such an optimization would be + # to use this implementation at potentially larger length-scales, + # one would have to investigate that this is OK memory-wise. + # I haven't optimized it yet for the smaller scales since there + # the performance was already good enough. + for i in range(0, self.grid_dimensions[0]): + for j in range(0, self.grid_dimensions[1]): + for k in range(0, self.grid_dimensions[2]): + # Compute the grid. + gaussian_descriptors_np[i, j, k, 0:3] = ( + self._grid_to_coord([i, j, k]) + ) + + # Compute the Gaussian descriptors. + dm = np.squeeze( + distance.cdist( + [gaussian_descriptors_np[i, j, k, 0:3]], all_atoms + ) + ) + dm = dm * dm + dm_cutoff = dm[np.argwhere(dm < cutoff_squared)] + gaussian_descriptors_np[i, j, k, 3] += np.sum( + prefactor * np.exp(-dm_cutoff * argumentfactor) + ) + + if self.parameters.descriptors_contain_xyz: + self.feature_size = 4 + return gaussian_descriptors_np, np.prod(self.grid_dimensions) + else: + self.feature_size = 1 + return gaussian_descriptors_np[:, :, :, 3:], np.prod( + self.grid_dimensions + ) diff --git a/mala/descriptors/bispectrum.py b/mala/descriptors/bispectrum.py index a0947c684..ab8bbff7f 100755 --- a/mala/descriptors/bispectrum.py +++ b/mala/descriptors/bispectrum.py @@ -1,20 +1,16 @@ """Bispectrum descriptor class.""" + import os import ase import ase.io -try: - from lammps import lammps - # For version compatibility; older lammps versions (the serial version - # we still use on some machines) do not have these constants. - try: - from lammps import constants as lammps_constants - except ImportError: - pass -except ModuleNotFoundError: - pass -from mala.descriptors.lammps_utils import set_cmdlinevars, extract_compute_np +from importlib.util import find_spec +import numpy as np +from scipy.spatial import distance + +from mala.common.parallelizer import printout +from mala.descriptors.lammps_utils import extract_compute_np from mala.descriptors.descriptor import Descriptor @@ -30,16 +26,37 @@ class Bispectrum(Descriptor): def __init__(self, parameters): super(Bispectrum, self).__init__(parameters) + # Index arrays needed only when computing the bispectrum descriptors + # via python. + # They are later filled in the __init_index_arrays() function. + self.__index_u_block = None + self.__index_u_max = None + self.__cglist = None + self.__index_u_one_initialized = None + self.__index_u_full = None + self.__index_u_symmetry_pos = None + self.__index_u_symmetry_neg = None + self.__index_u1_full = None + self.__index_u1_symmetry_pos = None + self.__index_u1_symmetry_neg = None + self.__rootpq_full_1 = None + self.__rootpq_full_2 = None + self.__index_z_u1r = None + self.__index_z_u1i = None + self.__index_z_u2r = None + self.__index_z_u2i = None + self.__index_z_icga = None + self.__index_z_icgb = None + self.__index_z_jjz = None + self.__index_z_block = None + self.__index_b_max = None + self.__index_b = None + @property def data_name(self): """Get a string that describes the target (for e.g. metadata).""" return "Bispectrum" - @property - def feature_size(self): - """Get the feature dimension of this data.""" - return self.fingerprint_length - @staticmethod def convert_units(array, in_units="None"): """ @@ -90,25 +107,51 @@ def backconvert_units(array, out_units): else: raise Exception("Unsupported unit for bispectrum descriptors.") - def _calculate(self, atoms, outdir, grid_dimensions, **kwargs): - """Perform actual bispectrum calculation.""" + def _calculate(self, outdir, **kwargs): + if self.parameters._configuration["lammps"]: + if find_spec("lammps") is None: + printout( + "No LAMMPS found for descriptor calculation, " + "falling back to python." + ) + return self.__calculate_python(**kwargs) + else: + return self.__calculate_lammps(outdir, **kwargs) + else: + return self.__calculate_python(**kwargs) + + def __calculate_lammps(self, outdir, **kwargs): + """ + Perform bispectrum calculation using LAMMPS. + + Creates a LAMMPS instance with appropriate call parameters and uses + it for the calculation. + """ + # For version compatibility; older lammps versions (the serial version + # we still use on some machines) have these constants as part of the + # general LAMMPS import. + from lammps import constants as lammps_constants + use_fp64 = kwargs.get("use_fp64", False) + keep_logs = kwargs.get("keep_logs", False) lammps_format = "lammps-data" - ase_out_path = os.path.join(outdir, "lammps_input.tmp") - ase.io.write(ase_out_path, atoms, format=lammps_format) + self.setup_lammps_tmp_files("bgrid", outdir) - nx = grid_dimensions[0] - ny = grid_dimensions[1] - nz = grid_dimensions[2] + ase.io.write( + self._lammps_temporary_input, self._atoms, format=lammps_format + ) + + nx = self.grid_dimensions[0] + ny = self.grid_dimensions[1] + nz = self.grid_dimensions[2] # Create LAMMPS instance. - lammps_dict = {} - lammps_dict["twojmax"] = self.parameters.bispectrum_twojmax - lammps_dict["rcutfac"] = self.parameters.bispectrum_cutoff - lammps_dict["atom_config_fname"] = ase_out_path - lmp = self._setup_lammps(nx, ny, nz, outdir, lammps_dict, - log_file_name="lammps_bgrid_log.tmp") + lammps_dict = { + "twojmax": self.parameters.bispectrum_twojmax, + "rcutfac": self.parameters.bispectrum_cutoff, + } + lmp = self._setup_lammps(nx, ny, nz, lammps_dict) # An empty string means that the user wants to use the standard input. # What that is differs depending on serial/parallel execution. @@ -116,17 +159,19 @@ def _calculate(self, atoms, outdir, grid_dimensions, **kwargs): filepath = __file__.split("bispectrum")[0] if self.parameters._configuration["mpi"]: if self.parameters.use_z_splitting: - self.parameters.lammps_compute_file = \ - os.path.join(filepath, "in.bgridlocal.python") + self.parameters.lammps_compute_file = os.path.join( + filepath, "in.bgridlocal.python" + ) else: - self.parameters.lammps_compute_file = \ - os.path.join(filepath, - "in.bgridlocal_defaultproc.python") + self.parameters.lammps_compute_file = os.path.join( + filepath, "in.bgridlocal_defaultproc.python" + ) else: - self.parameters.lammps_compute_file = \ - os.path.join(filepath, "in.bgrid.python") + self.parameters.lammps_compute_file = os.path.join( + filepath, "in.bgrid.python" + ) - # Do the LAMMPS calculation. + # Do the LAMMPS calculation and clean up. lmp.file(self.parameters.lammps_compute_file) # Set things not accessible from LAMMPS @@ -134,10 +179,13 @@ def _calculate(self, atoms, outdir, grid_dimensions, **kwargs): ncols0 = 3 # Analytical relation for fingerprint length - ncoeff = (self.parameters.bispectrum_twojmax + 2) * \ - (self.parameters.bispectrum_twojmax + 3) * (self.parameters.bispectrum_twojmax + 4) - ncoeff = ncoeff // 24 # integer division - self.fingerprint_length = ncols0+ncoeff + ncoeff = ( + (self.parameters.bispectrum_twojmax + 2) + * (self.parameters.bispectrum_twojmax + 3) + * (self.parameters.bispectrum_twojmax + 4) + ) + ncoeff = ncoeff // 24 # integer division + self.feature_size = ncols0 + ncoeff # Extract data from LAMMPS calculation. # This is different for the parallel and the serial case. @@ -145,21 +193,31 @@ def _calculate(self, atoms, outdir, grid_dimensions, **kwargs): # the end of this function. # This is not necessarily true for the parallel case. if self.parameters._configuration["mpi"]: - nrows_local = extract_compute_np(lmp, "bgridlocal", - lammps_constants.LMP_STYLE_LOCAL, - lammps_constants.LMP_SIZE_ROWS) - ncols_local = extract_compute_np(lmp, "bgridlocal", - lammps_constants.LMP_STYLE_LOCAL, - lammps_constants.LMP_SIZE_COLS) - if ncols_local != self.fingerprint_length + 3: + nrows_local = extract_compute_np( + lmp, + "bgridlocal", + lammps_constants.LMP_STYLE_LOCAL, + lammps_constants.LMP_SIZE_ROWS, + ) + ncols_local = extract_compute_np( + lmp, + "bgridlocal", + lammps_constants.LMP_STYLE_LOCAL, + lammps_constants.LMP_SIZE_COLS, + ) + if ncols_local != self.feature_size + 3: raise Exception("Inconsistent number of features.") - snap_descriptors_np = \ - extract_compute_np(lmp, "bgridlocal", - lammps_constants.LMP_STYLE_LOCAL, 2, - array_shape=(nrows_local, ncols_local), - use_fp64=use_fp64) - lmp.close() + snap_descriptors_np = extract_compute_np( + lmp, + "bgridlocal", + lammps_constants.LMP_STYLE_LOCAL, + 2, + array_shape=(nrows_local, ncols_local), + use_fp64=use_fp64, + ) + + self._clean_calculation(lmp, keep_logs) # Copy the grid dimensions only at the end. self.grid_dimensions = [nx, ny, nz] @@ -167,11 +225,16 @@ def _calculate(self, atoms, outdir, grid_dimensions, **kwargs): else: # Extract data from LAMMPS calculation. - snap_descriptors_np = \ - extract_compute_np(lmp, "bgrid", 0, 2, - (nz, ny, nx, self.fingerprint_length), - use_fp64=use_fp64) - lmp.close() + snap_descriptors_np = extract_compute_np( + lmp, + "bgrid", + 0, + 2, + (nz, ny, nx, self.feature_size), + use_fp64=use_fp64, + ) + + self._clean_calculation(lmp, keep_logs) # switch from x-fastest to z-fastest order (swaps 0th and 2nd # dimension) @@ -179,6 +242,948 @@ def _calculate(self, atoms, outdir, grid_dimensions, **kwargs): # Copy the grid dimensions only at the end. self.grid_dimensions = [nx, ny, nz] if self.parameters.descriptors_contain_xyz: - return snap_descriptors_np, nx*ny*nz + return snap_descriptors_np, nx * ny * nz + else: + return snap_descriptors_np[:, :, :, 3:], nx * ny * nz + + def __calculate_python(self, **kwargs): + """ + Perform bispectrum calculation using python. + + The code used to this end was adapted from the LAMMPS implementation. + It serves as a fallback option whereever LAMMPS is not available. + This may be useful, e.g., to students or people getting started with + MALA who just want to look around. It is not intended for production + calculations. + Compared to the LAMMPS implementation, this implementation has quite a + few limitations. Namely + + - It is roughly an order of magnitude slower for small systems + and doesn't scale too great (more information on the optimization + below) + - It only works for ONE chemical element + - It has no MPI or GPU support + + Some options are hardcoded in the same manner the LAMMPS implementation + hard codes them. Compared to the LAMMPS implementation, some + essentially never used options are not maintained/optimized. + """ + printout( + "Using python for descriptor calculation. " + "The resulting calculation will be slow for " + "large systems." + ) + + # The entire bispectrum calculation may be extensively profiled. + profile_calculation = kwargs.get("profile_calculation", False) + if profile_calculation: + import time + + timing_distances = 0 + timing_ui = 0 + timing_zi = 0 + timing_bi = 0 + timing_gridpoints = 0 + + # Set up the array holding the bispectrum descriptors. + ncoeff = ( + (self.parameters.bispectrum_twojmax + 2) + * (self.parameters.bispectrum_twojmax + 3) + * (self.parameters.bispectrum_twojmax + 4) + ) + ncoeff = ncoeff // 24 # integer division + self.feature_size = ncoeff + 3 + bispectrum_np = np.zeros( + ( + self.grid_dimensions[0], + self.grid_dimensions[1], + self.grid_dimensions[2], + self.feature_size, + ), + dtype=np.float64, + ) + + # Create a list of all potentially relevant atoms. + all_atoms = self._setup_atom_list() + + # These are technically hyperparameters. We currently simply set them + # to set values for everything. + self._rmin0 = 0.0 + self._rfac0 = 0.99363 + self._bzero_flag = False + self._wselfall_flag = False + # Currently not supported + self._bnorm_flag = False + # Currently not supported + self._quadraticflag = False + self._python_calculation_number_elements = 1 + self._wself = 1.0 + + # What follows is the python implementation of the + # bispectrum descriptor calculation. + # + # It was developed by first copying the code directly and + # then optimizing it just enough to be usable. LAMMPS is + # written in C++, and as such, many for-loops which are + # optimized by the compiler can be employed. This is + # drastically inefficient in python, so functions were + # rewritten to use optimized vector-operations + # (e.g. via numpy) where possible. This requires the + # precomputation of quite a few index arrays. Thus, + # this implementation is memory-intensive, which should + # not be a problem given the intended use. + # + # There is still quite some optimization potential here. + # I have decided to not optimized this code further just + # now, since we do not know yet whether the bispectrum + # descriptors will be used indefinitely, or if, e.g. + # other types of neural networks will be used. + # The implementation here is fast enough to be used for + # tests of small test systems during development, + # which is the sole purpose. If we eventually decide to + # stick with bispectrum descriptors and feed-forward + # neural networks, this code can be further optimized and + # refined. I will leave some guidance below on what to + # try/what has already been done, should someone else + # want to give it a try. + # + # Final note: if we want to ship MALA with its own + # bispectrum descriptor calculation to be used at scale, + # the best way would potentially be via self-maintained + # C++-functions. + + ######## + # Initialize index arrays. + # + # This function initializes a couple of lists of indices for + # matrix multiplication/summation. By doing so, nested for-loops + # can be avoided. + ######## + + if profile_calculation: + t_begin = time.time() + self.__init_index_arrays() + if profile_calculation: + timing_index_init = time.time() - t_begin + + for x in range(0, self.grid_dimensions[0]): + for y in range(0, self.grid_dimensions[1]): + for z in range(0, self.grid_dimensions[2]): + # Compute the grid point. + if profile_calculation: + t_grid = time.time() + bispectrum_np[x, y, z, 0:3] = self._grid_to_coord( + [x, y, z] + ) + + ######## + # Distance matrix calculation. + # + # Here, the distances to all atoms within our + # targeted cutoff are calculated. + ######## + + if profile_calculation: + t0 = time.time() + distances = np.squeeze( + distance.cdist( + [bispectrum_np[x, y, z, 0:3]], all_atoms + ) + ) + distances_cutoff = np.squeeze( + np.abs( + distances[ + np.argwhere( + distances + < self.parameters.bispectrum_cutoff + ) + ] + ) + ) + atoms_cutoff = np.squeeze( + all_atoms[ + np.argwhere( + distances < self.parameters.bispectrum_cutoff + ), + :, + ], + axis=1, + ) + nr_atoms = np.shape(atoms_cutoff)[0] + if profile_calculation: + timing_distances += time.time() - t0 + + ######## + # Compute ui. + # + # This calculates the expansion coefficients of the + # hyperspherical harmonics (usually referred to as ui). + ######## + + if profile_calculation: + t0 = time.time() + ulisttot_r, ulisttot_i = self.__compute_ui( + nr_atoms, + atoms_cutoff, + distances_cutoff, + bispectrum_np[x, y, z, 0:3], + ) + if profile_calculation: + timing_ui += time.time() - t0 + + ######## + # Compute zi. + # + # This calculates the bispectrum components through + # triple scalar products/Clebsch-Gordan products. + ######## + + if profile_calculation: + t0 = time.time() + zlist_r, zlist_i = self.__compute_zi( + ulisttot_r, ulisttot_i + ) + if profile_calculation: + timing_zi += time.time() - t0 + + ######## + # Compute the bispectrum descriptors itself. + # + # This essentially just extracts the descriptors from + # the expansion coeffcients. + ######## + if profile_calculation: + t0 = time.time() + bispectrum_np[x, y, z, 3:] = self.__compute_bi( + ulisttot_r, ulisttot_i, zlist_r, zlist_i + ) + if profile_calculation: + timing_gridpoints += time.time() - t_grid + timing_bi += time.time() - t0 + + if profile_calculation: + timing_total = time.time() - t_begin + print("Python-based bispectrum descriptor calculation timing: ") + print("Index matrix initialization [s]", timing_index_init) + print("Overall calculation time [s]", timing_total) + print( + "Calculation time per gridpoint [s/gridpoint]", + timing_gridpoints / np.prod(self.grid_dimensions), + ) + print("Timing contributions per gridpoint: ") + print( + "Distance matrix [s/gridpoint]", + timing_distances / np.prod(self.grid_dimensions), + ) + print( + "Compute ui [s/gridpoint]", + timing_ui / np.prod(self.grid_dimensions), + ) + print( + "Compute zi [s/gridpoint]", + timing_zi / np.prod(self.grid_dimensions), + ) + print( + "Compute bi [s/gridpoint]", + timing_bi / np.prod(self.grid_dimensions), + ) + + if self.parameters.descriptors_contain_xyz: + return bispectrum_np, np.prod(self.grid_dimensions) + else: + self.feature_size -= 3 + return bispectrum_np[:, :, :, 3:], np.prod(self.grid_dimensions) + + ######## + # Functions and helper classes for calculating the bispectrum descriptors. + # + # The ZIndices and BIndices classes are useful stand-ins for structs used + # in the original C++ code. + ######## + + class _ZIndices: + def __init__(self): + self.j1 = 0 + self.j2 = 0 + self.j = 0 + self.ma1min = 0 + self.ma2max = 0 + self.mb1min = 0 + self.mb2max = 0 + self.na = 0 + self.nb = 0 + self.jju = 0 + + class _BIndices: + def __init__(self): + self.j1 = 0 + self.j2 = 0 + self.j = 0 + + def __init_index_arrays(self): + """ + Initialize index arrays. + + This function initializes a couple of lists of indices for + matrix multiplication/summation. By doing so, nested for-loops + can be avoided. + + FURTHER OPTIMIZATION: This function relies on nested for-loops. + They may be optimized. I have not done so, because it is non-trivial + in some cases and not really needed. These arrays are the same + for each grid point, so the overall overhead is rather small. + """ + # Needed for the Clebsch-Gordan product matrices (below) + + def deltacg(j1, j2, j): + sfaccg = np.math.factorial((j1 + j2 + j) // 2 + 1) + return np.sqrt( + np.math.factorial((j1 + j2 - j) // 2) + * np.math.factorial((j1 - j2 + j) // 2) + * np.math.factorial((-j1 + j2 + j) // 2) + / sfaccg + ) + + ######## + # Indices for compute_ui. + ######## + + # First, the ones also used in LAMMPS. + idxu_count = 0 + self.__index_u_block = np.zeros(self.parameters.bispectrum_twojmax + 1) + for j in range(0, self.parameters.bispectrum_twojmax + 1): + self.__index_u_block[j] = idxu_count + for mb in range(j + 1): + for ma in range(j + 1): + idxu_count += 1 + self.__index_u_max = idxu_count + + rootpqarray = np.zeros( + ( + self.parameters.bispectrum_twojmax + 2, + self.parameters.bispectrum_twojmax + 2, + ) + ) + for p in range(1, self.parameters.bispectrum_twojmax + 1): + for q in range(1, self.parameters.bispectrum_twojmax + 1): + rootpqarray[p, q] = np.sqrt(p / q) + + # These are only for optimization purposes. + self.__index_u_one_initialized = None + for j in range(0, self.parameters.bispectrum_twojmax + 1): + stop = ( + self.__index_u_block[j + 1] + if j < self.parameters.bispectrum_twojmax + else self.__index_u_max + ) + if self.__index_u_one_initialized is None: + self.__index_u_one_initialized = np.arange( + self.__index_u_block[j], stop=stop, step=j + 2 + ) else: - return snap_descriptors_np[:, :, :, 3:], nx*ny*nz + self.__index_u_one_initialized = np.concatenate( + ( + self.__index_u_one_initialized, + np.arange( + self.__index_u_block[j], stop=stop, step=j + 2 + ), + ) + ) + self.__index_u_one_initialized = self.__index_u_one_initialized.astype( + np.int32 + ) + self.__index_u_full = [] + self.__index_u_symmetry_pos = [] + self.__index_u_symmetry_neg = [] + self.__index_u1_full = [] + self.__index_u1_symmetry_pos = [] + self.__index_u1_symmetry_neg = [] + self.__rootpq_full_1 = [] + self.__rootpq_full_2 = [] + + for j in range(1, self.parameters.bispectrum_twojmax + 1): + jju = int(self.__index_u_block[j]) + jjup = int(self.__index_u_block[j - 1]) + + for mb in range(0, j // 2 + 1): + for ma in range(0, j): + self.__rootpq_full_1.append(rootpqarray[j - ma][j - mb]) + self.__rootpq_full_2.append(rootpqarray[ma + 1][j - mb]) + self.__index_u_full.append(jju) + self.__index_u1_full.append(jjup) + jju += 1 + jjup += 1 + jju += 1 + + mbpar = 1 + jju = int(self.__index_u_block[j]) + jjup = int(jju + (j + 1) * (j + 1) - 1) + + for mb in range(0, j // 2 + 1): + mapar = mbpar + for ma in range(0, j + 1): + if mapar == 1: + self.__index_u_symmetry_pos.append(jju) + self.__index_u1_symmetry_pos.append(jjup) + else: + self.__index_u_symmetry_neg.append(jju) + self.__index_u1_symmetry_neg.append(jjup) + mapar = -mapar + jju += 1 + jjup -= 1 + mbpar = -mbpar + + self.__index_u1_full = np.array(self.__index_u1_full) + self.__rootpq_full_1 = np.array(self.__rootpq_full_1) + self.__rootpq_full_2 = np.array(self.__rootpq_full_2) + + ######## + # Indices for compute_zi. + ######## + + # First, the ones also used in LAMMPS. + idxz_count = 0 + for j1 in range(self.parameters.bispectrum_twojmax + 1): + for j2 in range(j1 + 1): + for j in range( + j1 - j2, + min(self.parameters.bispectrum_twojmax, j1 + j2) + 1, + 2, + ): + for mb in range(j // 2 + 1): + for ma in range(j + 1): + idxz_count += 1 + idxz_max = idxz_count + idxz = [] + for z in range(idxz_max): + idxz.append(self._ZIndices()) + self.__index_z_block = np.zeros( + ( + self.parameters.bispectrum_twojmax + 1, + self.parameters.bispectrum_twojmax + 1, + self.parameters.bispectrum_twojmax + 1, + ) + ) + + idxz_count = 0 + for j1 in range(self.parameters.bispectrum_twojmax + 1): + for j2 in range(j1 + 1): + for j in range( + j1 - j2, + min(self.parameters.bispectrum_twojmax, j1 + j2) + 1, + 2, + ): + self.__index_z_block[j1][j2][j] = idxz_count + + for mb in range(j // 2 + 1): + for ma in range(j + 1): + idxz[idxz_count].j1 = j1 + idxz[idxz_count].j2 = j2 + idxz[idxz_count].j = j + idxz[idxz_count].ma1min = max( + 0, (2 * ma - j - j2 + j1) // 2 + ) + idxz[idxz_count].ma2max = ( + 2 * ma + - j + - (2 * idxz[idxz_count].ma1min - j1) + + j2 + ) // 2 + idxz[idxz_count].na = ( + min(j1, (2 * ma - j + j2 + j1) // 2) + - idxz[idxz_count].ma1min + + 1 + ) + idxz[idxz_count].mb1min = max( + 0, (2 * mb - j - j2 + j1) // 2 + ) + idxz[idxz_count].mb2max = ( + 2 * mb + - j + - (2 * idxz[idxz_count].mb1min - j1) + + j2 + ) // 2 + idxz[idxz_count].nb = ( + min(j1, (2 * mb - j + j2 + j1) // 2) + - idxz[idxz_count].mb1min + + 1 + ) + + jju = self.__index_u_block[j] + (j + 1) * mb + ma + idxz[idxz_count].jju = jju + + idxz_count += 1 + + idxcg_block = np.zeros( + ( + self.parameters.bispectrum_twojmax + 1, + self.parameters.bispectrum_twojmax + 1, + self.parameters.bispectrum_twojmax + 1, + ) + ) + idxcg_count = 0 + for j1 in range(self.parameters.bispectrum_twojmax + 1): + for j2 in range(j1 + 1): + for j in range( + j1 - j2, + min(self.parameters.bispectrum_twojmax, j1 + j2) + 1, + 2, + ): + idxcg_block[j1][j2][j] = idxcg_count + for m1 in range(j1 + 1): + for m2 in range(j2 + 1): + idxcg_count += 1 + self.__cglist = np.zeros(idxcg_count) + + idxcg_count = 0 + for j1 in range(self.parameters.bispectrum_twojmax + 1): + for j2 in range(j1 + 1): + for j in range( + j1 - j2, + min(self.parameters.bispectrum_twojmax, j1 + j2) + 1, + 2, + ): + for m1 in range(j1 + 1): + aa2 = 2 * m1 - j1 + for m2 in range(j2 + 1): + bb2 = 2 * m2 - j2 + m = (aa2 + bb2 + j) // 2 + if m < 0 or m > j: + self.__cglist[idxcg_count] = 0.0 + idxcg_count += 1 + continue + cgsum = 0.0 + for z in range( + max( + 0, + max( + -(j - j2 + aa2) // 2, + -(j - j1 - bb2) // 2, + ), + ), + min( + (j1 + j2 - j) // 2, + min((j1 - aa2) // 2, (j2 + bb2) // 2), + ) + + 1, + ): + ifac = -1 if z % 2 else 1 + cgsum += ifac / ( + np.math.factorial(z) + * np.math.factorial((j1 + j2 - j) // 2 - z) + * np.math.factorial((j1 - aa2) // 2 - z) + * np.math.factorial((j2 + bb2) // 2 - z) + * np.math.factorial( + (j - j2 + aa2) // 2 + z + ) + * np.math.factorial( + (j - j1 - bb2) // 2 + z + ) + ) + cc2 = 2 * m - j + dcg = deltacg(j1, j2, j) + sfaccg = np.sqrt( + np.math.factorial((j1 + aa2) // 2) + * np.math.factorial((j1 - aa2) // 2) + * np.math.factorial((j2 + bb2) // 2) + * np.math.factorial((j2 - bb2) // 2) + * np.math.factorial((j + cc2) // 2) + * np.math.factorial((j - cc2) // 2) + * (j + 1) + ) + self.__cglist[idxcg_count] = cgsum * dcg * sfaccg + idxcg_count += 1 + + # These are only for optimization purposes. + self.__index_z_u1r = [] + self.__index_z_u1i = [] + self.__index_z_u2r = [] + self.__index_z_u2i = [] + self.__index_z_icga = [] + self.__index_z_icgb = [] + self.__index_z_jjz = [] + for jjz in range(idxz_max): + j1 = idxz[jjz].j1 + j2 = idxz[jjz].j2 + j = idxz[jjz].j + ma1min = idxz[jjz].ma1min + ma2max = idxz[jjz].ma2max + na = idxz[jjz].na + mb1min = idxz[jjz].mb1min + mb2max = idxz[jjz].mb2max + nb = idxz[jjz].nb + jju1 = int(self.__index_u_block[j1] + (j1 + 1) * mb1min) + jju2 = int(self.__index_u_block[j2] + (j2 + 1) * mb2max) + + icgb = mb1min * (j2 + 1) + mb2max + for ib in range(nb): + ma1 = ma1min + ma2 = ma2max + icga = ma1min * (j2 + 1) + ma2max + for ia in range(na): + self.__index_z_jjz.append(jjz) + self.__index_z_icgb.append( + int(idxcg_block[j1][j2][j]) + icgb + ) + self.__index_z_icga.append( + int(idxcg_block[j1][j2][j]) + icga + ) + self.__index_z_u1r.append(jju1 + ma1) + self.__index_z_u1i.append(jju1 + ma1) + self.__index_z_u2r.append(jju2 + ma2) + self.__index_z_u2i.append(jju2 + ma2) + ma1 += 1 + ma2 -= 1 + icga += j2 + jju1 += j1 + 1 + jju2 -= j2 + 1 + icgb += j2 + + self.__index_z_u1r = np.array(self.__index_z_u1r) + self.__index_z_u1i = np.array(self.__index_z_u1i) + self.__index_z_u2r = np.array(self.__index_z_u2r) + self.__index_z_u2i = np.array(self.__index_z_u2i) + self.__index_z_icga = np.array(self.__index_z_icga) + self.__index_z_icgb = np.array(self.__index_z_icgb) + self.__index_z_jjz = np.array(self.__index_z_jjz) + + ######## + # Indices for compute_bi. + ######## + + # These are identical to LAMMPS, because we do not optimize compute_bi. + idxb_count = 0 + for j1 in range(self.parameters.bispectrum_twojmax + 1): + for j2 in range(j1 + 1): + for j in range( + j1 - j2, + min(self.parameters.bispectrum_twojmax, j1 + j2) + 1, + 2, + ): + if j >= j1: + idxb_count += 1 + self.__index_b_max = idxb_count + self.__index_b = [] + for b in range(self.__index_b_max): + self.__index_b.append(self._BIndices()) + + idxb_count = 0 + for j1 in range(self.parameters.bispectrum_twojmax + 1): + for j2 in range(j1 + 1): + for j in range( + j1 - j2, + min(self.parameters.bispectrum_twojmax, j1 + j2) + 1, + 2, + ): + if j >= j1: + self.__index_b[idxb_count].j1 = j1 + self.__index_b[idxb_count].j2 = j2 + self.__index_b[idxb_count].j = j + idxb_count += 1 + + def __compute_ui(self, nr_atoms, atoms_cutoff, distances_cutoff, grid): + """ + Compute ui. + + This calculates the expansion coefficients of the + hyperspherical harmonics (usually referred to as ui). + + FURTHER OPTIMIZATION: This originally was a huge nested for-loop. + By vectorizing over the atoms and pre-initializing a bunch of arrays, + a massive amount of time could be saved. There is one principal + for-loop remaining - I have not found an easy way to optimize it out. + Also, I have not tried numba or some other just-in-time compilation, + may help. + """ + # Precompute and prepare ui stuff + theta0 = ( + (distances_cutoff - self._rmin0) + * self._rfac0 + * np.pi + / (self.parameters.bispectrum_cutoff - self._rmin0) + ) + z0 = np.squeeze(distances_cutoff / np.tan(theta0)) + + ulist_r_ij = np.zeros((nr_atoms, self.__index_u_max), dtype=np.float64) + ulist_r_ij[:, 0] = 1.0 + ulist_i_ij = np.zeros((nr_atoms, self.__index_u_max), dtype=np.float64) + ulisttot_r = np.zeros(self.__index_u_max, dtype=np.float64) + ulisttot_i = np.zeros(self.__index_u_max, dtype=np.float64) + r0inv = np.squeeze( + 1.0 / np.sqrt(distances_cutoff * distances_cutoff + z0 * z0) + ) + ulisttot_r[self.__index_u_one_initialized] = 1.0 + distance_vector = -1.0 * (atoms_cutoff - grid) + + # Cayley-Klein parameters for unit quaternion. + if nr_atoms > 0: + a_r = r0inv * z0 + a_i = -r0inv * distance_vector[:, 2] + b_r = r0inv * distance_vector[:, 1] + b_i = -r0inv * distance_vector[:, 0] + + # This encapsulates the compute_uarray function + jju1 = 0 + jju2 = 0 + jju3 = 0 + for jju_outer in range(self.__index_u_max): + if jju_outer in self.__index_u_full: + rootpq = self.__rootpq_full_1[jju1] + ulist_r_ij[:, self.__index_u_full[jju1]] += rootpq * ( + a_r * ulist_r_ij[:, self.__index_u1_full[jju1]] + + a_i * ulist_i_ij[:, self.__index_u1_full[jju1]] + ) + ulist_i_ij[:, self.__index_u_full[jju1]] += rootpq * ( + a_r * ulist_i_ij[:, self.__index_u1_full[jju1]] + - a_i * ulist_r_ij[:, self.__index_u1_full[jju1]] + ) + + rootpq = self.__rootpq_full_2[jju1] + ulist_r_ij[:, self.__index_u_full[jju1] + 1] = ( + -1.0 + * rootpq + * ( + b_r * ulist_r_ij[:, self.__index_u1_full[jju1]] + + b_i * ulist_i_ij[:, self.__index_u1_full[jju1]] + ) + ) + ulist_i_ij[:, self.__index_u_full[jju1] + 1] = ( + -1.0 + * rootpq + * ( + b_r * ulist_i_ij[:, self.__index_u1_full[jju1]] + - b_i * ulist_r_ij[:, self.__index_u1_full[jju1]] + ) + ) + jju1 += 1 + if jju_outer in self.__index_u1_symmetry_pos: + ulist_r_ij[:, self.__index_u1_symmetry_pos[jju2]] = ( + ulist_r_ij[:, self.__index_u_symmetry_pos[jju2]] + ) + ulist_i_ij[:, self.__index_u1_symmetry_pos[jju2]] = ( + -ulist_i_ij[:, self.__index_u_symmetry_pos[jju2]] + ) + jju2 += 1 + + if jju_outer in self.__index_u1_symmetry_neg: + ulist_r_ij[:, self.__index_u1_symmetry_neg[jju3]] = ( + -ulist_r_ij[:, self.__index_u_symmetry_neg[jju3]] + ) + ulist_i_ij[:, self.__index_u1_symmetry_neg[jju3]] = ( + ulist_i_ij[:, self.__index_u_symmetry_neg[jju3]] + ) + jju3 += 1 + + # This emulates add_uarraytot. + # First, we compute sfac. + sfac = np.zeros(nr_atoms) + if self.parameters.bispectrum_switchflag == 0: + sfac += 1.0 + else: + rcutfac = np.pi / ( + self.parameters.bispectrum_cutoff - self._rmin0 + ) + if nr_atoms > 1: + sfac = 0.5 * ( + np.cos((distances_cutoff - self._rmin0) * rcutfac) + + 1.0 + ) + sfac[np.where(distances_cutoff <= self._rmin0)] = 1.0 + sfac[ + np.where( + distances_cutoff + > self.parameters.bispectrum_cutoff + ) + ] = 0.0 + else: + sfac = 1.0 if distances_cutoff <= self._rmin0 else sfac + sfac = 0.0 if distances_cutoff <= self._rmin0 else sfac + + # sfac technically has to be weighted according to the chemical + # species. But this is a minimal implementation only for a single + # chemical species, so I am ommitting this for now. It would + # look something like + # sfac *= weights[a] + # Further, some things have to be calculated if + # switch_inner_flag is true. If I understand correctly, it + # essentially never is in our case. So I am ommitting this + # (along with some other similar lines) here for now. + # If this becomes relevant later, we of course have to + # add it. + + # Now use sfac for computations. + for jju in range(self.__index_u_max): + ulisttot_r[jju] += np.sum(sfac * ulist_r_ij[:, jju]) + ulisttot_i[jju] += np.sum(sfac * ulist_i_ij[:, jju]) + + return ulisttot_r, ulisttot_i + + def __compute_zi(self, ulisttot_r, ulisttot_i): + """ + Compute zi. + + This calculates the bispectrum components through + triple scalar products/Clebsch-Gordan products. + + FURTHER OPTIMIZATION: In the original code, this is a huge nested + for-loop. Even after optimization, this is the principal + computational cost (for realistic systems). I have found this + implementation to be the most efficient without any major refactoring. + However, due to the usage of np.unique, numba cannot trivially be used. + A different route that then may employ just-in-time compilation + could be fruitful. + """ + tmp_real = ( + self.__cglist[self.__index_z_icgb] + * self.__cglist[self.__index_z_icga] + * ( + ulisttot_r[self.__index_z_u1r] * ulisttot_r[self.__index_z_u2r] + - ulisttot_i[self.__index_z_u1i] + * ulisttot_i[self.__index_z_u2i] + ) + ) + tmp_imag = ( + self.__cglist[self.__index_z_icgb] + * self.__cglist[self.__index_z_icga] + * ( + ulisttot_r[self.__index_z_u1r] * ulisttot_i[self.__index_z_u2i] + + ulisttot_i[self.__index_z_u1i] + * ulisttot_r[self.__index_z_u2r] + ) + ) + + # Summation over an array based on indices stored in a different + # array. + # Taken from: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/67108215/how-to-get-sum-of-values-in-a-numpy-array-based-on-another-array-with-repetitive + # Under "much better version". + _, idx, _ = np.unique( + self.__index_z_jjz, return_counts=True, return_inverse=True + ) + zlist_r = np.bincount(idx, tmp_real) + _, idx, _ = np.unique( + self.__index_z_jjz, return_counts=True, return_inverse=True + ) + zlist_i = np.bincount(idx, tmp_imag) + + # Commented out for efficiency reasons. May be commented in at a later + # point if needed. + # if bnorm_flag: + # zlist_r[jjz] /= (j + 1) + # zlist_i[jjz] /= (j + 1) + return zlist_r, zlist_i + + def __compute_bi(self, ulisttot_r, ulisttot_i, zlist_r, zlist_i): + """ + Compute the bispectrum descriptors itself. + + This essentially just extracts the descriptors from + the expansion coeffcients. + + FURTHER OPTIMIZATION: I have not optimized this function AT ALL. + This is due to the fact that its computational footprint is miniscule + compared to the other parts of the bispectrum descriptor calculation. + It contains multiple for-loops, that may be optimized out. + """ + # For now set the number of elements to 1. + # This also has some implications for the rest of the function. + # This currently really only works for one element. + number_elements = 1 + number_element_pairs = number_elements * number_elements + number_element_triples = number_element_pairs * number_elements + ielem = 0 + blist = np.zeros(self.__index_b_max * number_element_triples) + itriple = 0 + idouble = 0 + + if self._bzero_flag: + wself = 1.0 + bzero = np.zeros(self.parameters.bispectrum_twojmax + 1) + www = wself * wself * wself + for j in range(self.parameters.bispectrum_twojmax + 1): + if self._bnorm_flag: + bzero[j] = www + else: + bzero[j] = www * (j + 1) + + for elem1 in range(number_elements): + for elem2 in range(number_elements): + for elem3 in range(number_elements): + for jjb in range(self.__index_b_max): + j1 = int(self.__index_b[jjb].j1) + j2 = int(self.__index_b[jjb].j2) + j = int(self.__index_b[jjb].j) + jjz = int(self.__index_z_block[j1][j2][j]) + jju = int(self.__index_u_block[j]) + sumzu = 0.0 + for mb in range(int(np.ceil(j / 2))): + for ma in range(j + 1): + sumzu += ( + ulisttot_r[ + elem3 * self.__index_u_max + jju + ] + * zlist_r[jjz] + + ulisttot_i[ + elem3 * self.__index_u_max + jju + ] + * zlist_i[jjz] + ) + jjz += 1 + jju += 1 + if j % 2 == 0: + mb = j // 2 + for ma in range(mb): + sumzu += ( + ulisttot_r[ + elem3 * self.__index_u_max + jju + ] + * zlist_r[jjz] + + ulisttot_i[ + elem3 * self.__index_u_max + jju + ] + * zlist_i[jjz] + ) + jjz += 1 + jju += 1 + sumzu += 0.5 * ( + ulisttot_r[elem3 * self.__index_u_max + jju] + * zlist_r[jjz] + + ulisttot_i[elem3 * self.__index_u_max + jju] + * zlist_i[jjz] + ) + blist[itriple * self.__index_b_max + jjb] = 2.0 * sumzu + itriple += 1 + idouble += 1 + + if self._bzero_flag: + if not self._wselfall_flag: + itriple = ( + ielem * number_elements + ielem + ) * number_elements + ielem + for jjb in range(self.__index_b_max): + j = self.__index_b[jjb].j + blist[itriple * self.__index_b_max + jjb] -= bzero[j] + else: + itriple = 0 + for elem1 in range(number_elements): + for elem2 in range(number_elements): + for elem3 in range(number_elements): + for jjb in range(self.__index_b_max): + j = self.__index_b[jjb].j + blist[ + itriple * self.__index_b_max + jjb + ] -= bzero[j] + itriple += 1 + + # Untested & Unoptimized + if self._quadraticflag: + xyz_length = 3 if self.parameters.descriptors_contain_xyz else 0 + ncount = self.feature_size - xyz_length + for icoeff in range(ncount): + bveci = blist[icoeff] + blist[3 + ncount] = 0.5 * bveci * bveci + ncount += 1 + for jcoeff in range(icoeff + 1, ncount): + blist[xyz_length + ncount] = bveci * blist[jcoeff] + ncount += 1 + + return blist diff --git a/mala/descriptors/descriptor.py b/mala/descriptors/descriptor.py index ad11b8bc3..041dd4b3f 100644 --- a/mala/descriptors/descriptor.py +++ b/mala/descriptors/descriptor.py @@ -1,14 +1,26 @@ """Base class for all descriptor calculators.""" + from abc import abstractmethod +from functools import cached_property import os +import tempfile import ase from ase.units import m +from ase.neighborlist import NeighborList, NewPrimitiveNeighborList import numpy as np +from skspatial.objects import Plane from mala.common.parameters import ParametersDescriptors, Parameters -from mala.common.parallelizer import get_comm, printout, get_rank, get_size, \ - barrier, parallel_warn, set_lammps_instance +from mala.common.parallelizer import ( + get_comm, + printout, + get_rank, + get_size, + barrier, + parallel_warn, + set_lammps_instance, +) from mala.common.physical_data import PhysicalData from mala.descriptors.lammps_utils import set_cmdlinevars @@ -24,13 +36,17 @@ class Descriptor(PhysicalData): parameters : mala.common.parameters.Parameters Parameters object used to create this object. + Attributes + ---------- + parameters: mala.common.parameters.ParametersDescriptors + MALA descriptor calculation parameters. """ ############################## # Constructors ############################## - def __new__(cls, params: Parameters=None): + def __new__(cls, params: Parameters = None): """ Create a Descriptor instance. @@ -47,28 +63,26 @@ def __new__(cls, params: Parameters=None): # Check if we're accessing through base class. # If not, we need to return the correct object directly. if cls == Descriptor: - if params.descriptors.descriptor_type == 'SNAP': + if params.descriptors.descriptor_type == "Bispectrum": from mala.descriptors.bispectrum import Bispectrum - parallel_warn( - "Using 'SNAP' as descriptors will be deprecated " - "starting in MALA v1.3.0. Please use 'Bispectrum' " - "instead.", min_verbosity=0, category=FutureWarning) - descriptors = super(Descriptor, Bispectrum).__new__(Bispectrum) - if params.descriptors.descriptor_type == 'Bispectrum': - from mala.descriptors.bispectrum import Bispectrum descriptors = super(Descriptor, Bispectrum).__new__(Bispectrum) if params.descriptors.descriptor_type == "AtomicDensity": from mala.descriptors.atomic_density import AtomicDensity - descriptors = super(Descriptor, AtomicDensity).\ - __new__(AtomicDensity) + + descriptors = super(Descriptor, AtomicDensity).__new__( + AtomicDensity + ) if params.descriptors.descriptor_type == "MinterpyDescriptors": - from mala.descriptors.minterpy_descriptors import \ + from mala.descriptors.minterpy_descriptors import ( + MinterpyDescriptors, + ) + + descriptors = super(Descriptor, MinterpyDescriptors).__new__( MinterpyDescriptors - descriptors = super(Descriptor, MinterpyDescriptors).\ - __new__(MinterpyDescriptors) + ) if descriptors is None: raise Exception("Unsupported descriptor calculator.") @@ -91,15 +105,21 @@ def __getnewargs__(self): params : mala.Parameters The parameters object with which this object was created. """ - return self.params_arg, + return (self.params_arg,) def __init__(self, parameters): super(Descriptor, self).__init__(parameters) self.parameters: ParametersDescriptors = parameters.descriptors - self.fingerprint_length = 0 # so iterations will fail - self.verbosity = parameters.verbosity - self.in_format_ase = "" - self.atoms = None + self.feature_size = 0 # so iterations will fail + self._in_format_ase = "" + self._atoms = None + self._voxel = None + + # If we ever have NON LAMMPS descriptors, these parameters have no + # meaning anymore and should probably be moved to an intermediate + # DescriptorsLAMMPS class, from which the LAMMPS descriptors inherit. + self._lammps_temporary_input = None + self._lammps_temporary_log = None ############################## # Properties @@ -160,8 +180,19 @@ def convert_units(array, in_units="1/eV"): Data in MALA units. """ - raise Exception("No unit conversion method implemented for this" - " descriptor type.") + raise Exception( + "No unit conversion method implemented for this" + " descriptor type." + ) + + @property + def feature_size(self): + """Get the feature dimension of this data.""" + return self._feature_size + + @feature_size.setter + def feature_size(self, value): + self._feature_size = value @staticmethod def backconvert_units(array, out_units): @@ -182,8 +213,51 @@ def backconvert_units(array, out_units): Data in out_units. """ - raise Exception("No unit back conversion method implemented for " - "this descriptor type.") + raise Exception( + "No unit back conversion method implemented for " + "this descriptor type." + ) + + def setup_lammps_tmp_files(self, lammps_type, outdir): + """ + Create the temporary lammps input and log files. + + Parameters + ---------- + lammps_type: str + Type of descriptor calculation (e.g. bgrid for bispectrum) + outdir: str + Directory where lammps files are kept + + Returns + ------- + None + """ + if get_rank() == 0: + prefix_inp_str = "lammps_" + lammps_type + "_input" + prefix_log_str = "lammps_" + lammps_type + "_log" + lammps_tmp_input_file = tempfile.NamedTemporaryFile( + delete=False, prefix=prefix_inp_str, suffix="_.tmp", dir=outdir + ) + self._lammps_temporary_input = lammps_tmp_input_file.name + lammps_tmp_input_file.close() + + lammps_tmp_log_file = tempfile.NamedTemporaryFile( + delete=False, prefix=prefix_log_str, suffix="_.tmp", dir=outdir + ) + self._lammps_temporary_log = lammps_tmp_log_file.name + lammps_tmp_log_file.close() + else: + self._lammps_temporary_input = None + self._lammps_temporary_log = None + + if self.parameters._configuration["mpi"]: + self._lammps_temporary_input = get_comm().bcast( + self._lammps_temporary_input, root=0 + ) + self._lammps_temporary_log = get_comm().bcast( + self._lammps_temporary_log, root=0 + ) # Calculations ############## @@ -217,16 +291,24 @@ def enforce_pbc(atoms): # metric here. rescaled_atoms = 0 for i in range(0, len(atoms)): - if False in (np.isclose(new_atoms[i].position, - atoms[i].position, atol=0.001)): + if False in ( + np.isclose( + new_atoms[i].position, atoms[i].position, atol=0.001 + ) + ): rescaled_atoms += 1 - printout("Descriptor calculation: had to enforce periodic boundary " - "conditions on", rescaled_atoms, "atoms before calculation.", - min_verbosity=2) + printout( + "Descriptor calculation: had to enforce periodic boundary " + "conditions on", + rescaled_atoms, + "atoms before calculation.", + min_verbosity=2, + ) return new_atoms - def calculate_from_qe_out(self, qe_out_file, working_directory=".", - **kwargs): + def calculate_from_qe_out( + self, qe_out_file, working_directory=".", **kwargs + ): """ Calculate the descriptors based on a Quantum Espresso outfile. @@ -240,6 +322,17 @@ def calculate_from_qe_out(self, qe_out_file, working_directory=".", Usually the local directory should suffice, given that there are no multiple instances running in the same directory. + kwargs : dict + A collection of keyword arguments, that are mainly used for + debugging and development. Different types of descriptors + may support different keyword arguments. Commonly supported + are + + - "use_fp64": To use enforce floating point 64 precision for + descriptors. + - "keep_logs": To not delete temporary files created during + LAMMPS calculation of descriptors. + Returns ------- descriptors : numpy.array @@ -247,18 +340,17 @@ def calculate_from_qe_out(self, qe_out_file, working_directory=".", (x,y,z,descriptor_dimension) """ - self.in_format_ase = "espresso-out" - printout("Calculating descriptors from", qe_out_file, - min_verbosity=0) + self._in_format_ase = "espresso-out" + printout("Calculating descriptors from", qe_out_file, min_verbosity=0) # We get the atomic information by using ASE. - atoms = ase.io.read(qe_out_file, format=self.in_format_ase) + self._atoms = ase.io.read(qe_out_file, format=self._in_format_ase) # Enforcing / Checking PBC on the read atoms. - atoms = self.enforce_pbc(atoms) + self._atoms = self.enforce_pbc(self._atoms) # Get the grid dimensions. if "grid_dimensions" in kwargs.keys(): - grid_dimensions = kwargs["grid_dimensions"] + self.grid_dimensions = kwargs["grid_dimensions"] # Deleting this keyword from the list to avoid conflict with # dict below. @@ -266,21 +358,26 @@ def calculate_from_qe_out(self, qe_out_file, working_directory=".", else: qe_outfile = open(qe_out_file, "r") lines = qe_outfile.readlines() - grid_dimensions = [0, 0, 0] + self.grid_dimensions = [0, 0, 0] for line in lines: if "FFT dimensions" in line: tmp = line.split("(")[1].split(")")[0] - grid_dimensions[0] = int(tmp.split(",")[0]) - grid_dimensions[1] = int(tmp.split(",")[1]) - grid_dimensions[2] = int(tmp.split(",")[2]) + self.grid_dimensions[0] = int(tmp.split(",")[0]) + self.grid_dimensions[1] = int(tmp.split(",")[1]) + self.grid_dimensions[2] = int(tmp.split(",")[2]) break - return self._calculate(atoms, - working_directory, grid_dimensions, **kwargs) + self._voxel = self._atoms.cell.copy() + self._voxel[0] = self._voxel[0] / (self.grid_dimensions[0]) + self._voxel[1] = self._voxel[1] / (self.grid_dimensions[1]) + self._voxel[2] = self._voxel[2] / (self.grid_dimensions[2]) + + return self._calculate(working_directory, **kwargs) - def calculate_from_atoms(self, atoms, grid_dimensions, - working_directory=".", **kwargs): + def calculate_from_atoms( + self, atoms, grid_dimensions, working_directory=".", **kwargs + ): """ Calculate the bispectrum descriptors based on atomic configurations. @@ -297,6 +394,17 @@ def calculate_from_atoms(self, atoms, grid_dimensions, Usually the local directory should suffice, given that there are no multiple instances running in the same directory. + kwargs : dict + A collection of keyword arguments, that are mainly used for + debugging and development. Different types of descriptors + may support different keyword arguments. Commonly supported + are + + - "use_fp64": To use enforce floating point 64 precision for + descriptors. + - "keep_logs": To not delete temporary files created during + LAMMPS calculation of descriptors. + Returns ------- descriptors : numpy.array @@ -304,9 +412,13 @@ def calculate_from_atoms(self, atoms, grid_dimensions, (x,y,z,descriptor_dimension) """ # Enforcing / Checking PBC on the input atoms. - atoms = self.enforce_pbc(atoms) - return self._calculate(atoms, working_directory, - grid_dimensions, **kwargs) + self._atoms = self.enforce_pbc(atoms) + self.grid_dimensions = grid_dimensions + self._voxel = self._atoms.cell.copy() + self._voxel[0] = self._voxel[0] / (self.grid_dimensions[0]) + self._voxel[1] = self._voxel[1] / (self.grid_dimensions[1]) + self._voxel[2] = self._voxel[2] / (self.grid_dimensions[2]) + return self._calculate(working_directory, **kwargs) def gather_descriptors(self, descriptors_np, use_pickled_comm=False): """ @@ -340,12 +452,12 @@ def gather_descriptors(self, descriptors_np, use_pickled_comm=False): # Gather the descriptors into a list. if use_pickled_comm: - all_descriptors_list = comm.gather(descriptors_np, - root=0) + all_descriptors_list = comm.gather(descriptors_np, root=0) else: - sendcounts = np.array(comm.gather(np.shape(descriptors_np)[0], - root=0)) - raw_feature_length = self.fingerprint_length+3 + sendcounts = np.array( + comm.gather(np.shape(descriptors_np)[0], root=0) + ) + raw_feature_length = self.feature_size + 3 if get_rank() == 0: # print("sendcounts: {}, total: {}".format(sendcounts, @@ -355,18 +467,21 @@ def gather_descriptors(self, descriptors_np, use_pickled_comm=False): all_descriptors_list = [] for i in range(0, get_size()): all_descriptors_list.append( - np.empty(sendcounts[i] * raw_feature_length, - dtype=descriptors_np.dtype)) + np.empty( + sendcounts[i] * raw_feature_length, + dtype=descriptors_np.dtype, + ) + ) # No MPI necessary for first rank. For all the others, # collect the buffers. all_descriptors_list[0] = descriptors_np for i in range(1, get_size()): - comm.Recv(all_descriptors_list[i], source=i, - tag=100+i) - all_descriptors_list[i] = \ - np.reshape(all_descriptors_list[i], - (sendcounts[i], raw_feature_length)) + comm.Recv(all_descriptors_list[i], source=i, tag=100 + i) + all_descriptors_list[i] = np.reshape( + all_descriptors_list[i], + (sendcounts[i], raw_feature_length), + ) else: comm.Send(descriptors_np, dest=0, tag=get_rank() + 100) barrier() @@ -387,24 +502,29 @@ def gather_descriptors(self, descriptors_np, use_pickled_comm=False): nx = self.grid_dimensions[0] ny = self.grid_dimensions[1] nz = self.grid_dimensions[2] - descriptors_full = np.zeros( - [nx, ny, nz, self.fingerprint_length]) - # Fill the full SNAP descriptors array. + descriptors_full = np.zeros([nx, ny, nz, self.feature_size]) + # Fill the full bispectrum descriptors array. for idx, local_grid in enumerate(all_descriptors_list): # We glue the individual cells back together, and transpose. first_x = int(local_grid[0][0]) first_y = int(local_grid[0][1]) first_z = int(local_grid[0][2]) - last_x = int(local_grid[-1][0])+1 - last_y = int(local_grid[-1][1])+1 - last_z = int(local_grid[-1][2])+1 - descriptors_full[first_x:last_x, - first_y:last_y, - first_z:last_z] = \ - np.reshape(local_grid[:, 3:], - [last_z-first_z, last_y-first_y, last_x-first_x, - self.fingerprint_length]).\ - transpose([2, 1, 0, 3]) + last_x = int(local_grid[-1][0]) + 1 + last_y = int(local_grid[-1][1]) + 1 + last_z = int(local_grid[-1][2]) + 1 + descriptors_full[ + first_x:last_x, first_y:last_y, first_z:last_z + ] = np.reshape( + local_grid[:, 3:], + [ + last_z - first_z, + last_y - first_y, + last_x - first_x, + self.feature_size, + ], + ).transpose( + [2, 1, 0, 3] + ) # Leaving this in here for debugging purposes. # This is the slow way to reshape the descriptors. @@ -446,41 +566,13 @@ def convert_local_to_3d(self, descriptors_np): ny = local_reach[1] - local_offset[1] nz = local_reach[2] - local_offset[2] - descriptors_full = np.zeros([nx, ny, nz, self.fingerprint_length]) + descriptors_full = np.zeros([nx, ny, nz, self.feature_size]) - descriptors_full[0:nx, 0:ny, 0:nz] = \ - np.reshape(descriptors_np[:, 3:], - [nz, ny, nx, self.fingerprint_length]).\ - transpose([2, 1, 0, 3]) + descriptors_full[0:nx, 0:ny, 0:nz] = np.reshape( + descriptors_np[:, 3:], [nz, ny, nx, self.feature_size] + ).transpose([2, 1, 0, 3]) return descriptors_full, local_offset, local_reach - def get_acsd(self, descriptor_data, ldos_data): - """ - Calculate the ACSD for given descriptors and LDOS data. - - ACSD stands for average cosine similarity distance and is a metric - of how well the descriptors capture the local environment to a - degree where similar vectors result in simlar LDOS vectors. - - Parameters - ---------- - descriptor_data : numpy.ndarray - Array containing the descriptors. - - ldos_data : numpy.ndarray - Array containing the LDOS. - - Returns - ------- - acsd : float - The average cosine similarity distance. - - """ - return self._calculate_acsd(descriptor_data, ldos_data, - self.parameters.acsd_points, - descriptor_vectors_contain_xyz= - self.descriptors_contain_xyz) - # Private methods ################# @@ -489,27 +581,31 @@ def _process_loaded_array(self, array, units=None): def _process_loaded_dimensions(self, array_dimensions): if self.descriptors_contain_xyz: - return (array_dimensions[0], array_dimensions[1], - array_dimensions[2], array_dimensions[3]-3) + return ( + array_dimensions[0], + array_dimensions[1], + array_dimensions[2], + array_dimensions[3] - 3, + ) else: return array_dimensions def _set_geometry_info(self, mesh): # Geometry: Save the cell parameters and angles of the grid. - if self.atoms is not None: + if self._atoms is not None: import openpmd_api as io - voxel = self.atoms.cell.copy() - voxel[0] = voxel[0] / (self.grid_dimensions[0]) - voxel[1] = voxel[1] / (self.grid_dimensions[1]) - voxel[2] = voxel[2] / (self.grid_dimensions[2]) + self._voxel = self._atoms.cell.copy() + self._voxel[0] = self._voxel[0] / (self.grid_dimensions[0]) + self._voxel[1] = self._voxel[1] / (self.grid_dimensions[1]) + self._voxel[2] = self._voxel[2] / (self.grid_dimensions[2]) mesh.geometry = io.Geometry.cartesian - mesh.grid_spacing = voxel.cellpar()[0:3] - mesh.set_attribute("angles", voxel.cellpar()[3:]) + mesh.grid_spacing = self._voxel.cellpar()[0:3] + mesh.set_attribute("angles", self._voxel.cellpar()[3:]) def _get_atoms(self): - return self.atoms + return self._atoms def _feature_mask(self): if self.descriptors_contain_xyz: @@ -517,8 +613,7 @@ def _feature_mask(self): else: return 0 - def _setup_lammps(self, nx, ny, nz, outdir, lammps_dict, - log_file_name="lammps_log.tmp"): + def _setup_lammps(self, nx, ny, nz, lammps_dict): """ Set up the lammps processor grid. @@ -526,15 +621,14 @@ def _setup_lammps(self, nx, ny, nz, outdir, lammps_dict, """ from lammps import lammps - if self.parameters._configuration["mpi"] and \ - self.parameters._configuration["gpu"]: - raise Exception("LAMMPS can currently only work with multiple " - "ranks or GPU on one rank - but not multiple GPUs " - "across ranks.") - # Build LAMMPS arguments from the data we read. - lmp_cmdargs = ["-screen", "none", "-log", - os.path.join(outdir, log_file_name)] + lmp_cmdargs = [ + "-screen", + "none", + "-log", + self._lammps_temporary_log, + ] + lammps_dict["atom_config_fname"] = self._lammps_temporary_input if self.parameters._configuration["mpi"]: size = get_size() @@ -562,67 +656,73 @@ def _setup_lammps(self, nx, ny, nz, outdir, lammps_dict, # number of z processors is equal to total processors/nyfft is # nyfft is used else zprocs = size if size % yprocs == 0: - zprocs = int(size/yprocs) + zprocs = int(size / yprocs) else: - raise ValueError("Cannot evenly divide z-planes " - "in y-direction") + raise ValueError( + "Cannot evenly divide z-planes in y-direction" + ) # check if total number of processors is greater than number of # grid sections produce error if number of processors is # greater than grid partions - will cause mismatch later in QE - mpi_grid_sections = yprocs*zprocs + mpi_grid_sections = yprocs * zprocs if mpi_grid_sections < size: - raise ValueError("More processors than grid sections. " - "This will cause a crash further in the " - "calculation. Choose a total number of " - "processors equal to or less than the " - "total number of grid sections requsted " - "for the calculation (nyfft*nz).") + raise ValueError( + "More processors than grid sections. " + "This will cause a crash further in the " + "calculation. Choose a total number of " + "processors equal to or less than the " + "total number of grid sections requsted " + "for the calculation (nyfft*nz)." + ) # TODO not sure what happens when size/nyfft is not integer - # further testing required # set the mpi processor grid for lammps lammps_procs = f"1 {yprocs} {zprocs}" - printout("mpi grid with nyfft: ", lammps_procs, - min_verbosity=2) + printout( + "mpi grid with nyfft: ", lammps_procs, min_verbosity=2 + ) # prepare y plane cuts for balance command in lammps if not # integer value if int(ny / yprocs) == (ny / yprocs): - ycut = 1/yprocs - yint = '' - for i in range(0, yprocs-1): - yvals = ((i+1)*ycut)-0.00000001 + ycut = 1 / yprocs + yint = "" + for i in range(0, yprocs - 1): + yvals = ((i + 1) * ycut) - 0.00000001 yint += format(yvals, ".8f") - yint += ' ' + yint += " " else: # account for remainder with uneven number of # planes/processors - ycut = 1/yprocs - yrem = ny - (yprocs*int(ny/yprocs)) - yint = '' + ycut = 1 / yprocs + yrem = ny - (yprocs * int(ny / yprocs)) + yint = "" for i in range(0, yrem): - yvals = (((i+1)*2)*ycut)-0.00000001 + yvals = (((i + 1) * 2) * ycut) - 0.00000001 yint += format(yvals, ".8f") - yint += ' ' - for i in range(yrem, yprocs-1): - yvals = ((i+1+yrem)*ycut)-0.00000001 + yint += " " + for i in range(yrem, yprocs - 1): + yvals = ((i + 1 + yrem) * ycut) - 0.00000001 yint += format(yvals, ".8f") - yint += ' ' + yint += " " # prepare z plane cuts for balance command in lammps if int(nz / zprocs) == (nz / zprocs): - zcut = 1/nz - zint = '' - for i in range(0, zprocs-1): + zcut = 1 / nz + zint = "" + for i in range(0, zprocs - 1): zvals = ((i + 1) * (nz / zprocs) * zcut) - 0.00000001 zint += format(zvals, ".8f") - zint += ' ' + zint += " " else: # account for remainder with uneven number of # planes/processors - raise ValueError("Cannot divide z-planes on processors" - " without remainder. " - "This is currently unsupported.") + raise ValueError( + "Cannot divide z-planes on processors" + " without remainder. " + "This is currently unsupported." + ) # zcut = 1/nz # zrem = nz - (zprocs*int(nz/zprocs)) @@ -635,8 +735,9 @@ def _setup_lammps(self, nx, ny, nz, outdir, lammps_dict, # zvals = ((i+1+zrem)*zcut)-0.00000001 # zint += format(zvals, ".8f") # zint += ' ' - lammps_dict["lammps_procs"] = f"processors {lammps_procs} " \ - f"map xyz" + lammps_dict["lammps_procs"] = ( + f"processors {lammps_procs} " f"map xyz" + ) lammps_dict["zbal"] = f"balance 1.0 y {yint} z {zint}" lammps_dict["ngridx"] = nx lammps_dict["ngridy"] = ny @@ -652,13 +753,15 @@ def _setup_lammps(self, nx, ny, nz, outdir, lammps_dict, # processors. If more processors than planes calculation # efficiency decreases if nz < size: - raise ValueError("More processors than grid sections. " - "This will cause a crash further in " - "the calculation. Choose a total " - "number of processors equal to or " - "less than the total number of grid " - "sections requsted for the " - "calculation (nz).") + raise ValueError( + "More processors than grid sections. " + "This will cause a crash further in " + "the calculation. Choose a total " + "number of processors equal to or " + "less than the total number of grid " + "sections requsted for the " + "calculation (nz)." + ) # match lammps mpi grid to be 1x1x{zprocs} lammps_procs = f"1 1 {zprocs}" @@ -667,61 +770,69 @@ def _setup_lammps(self, nx, ny, nz, outdir, lammps_dict, # prepare z plane cuts for balance command in lammps if int(nz / zprocs) == (nz / zprocs): printout("No remainder in z") - zcut = 1/nz - zint = '' - for i in range(0, zprocs-1): - zvals = ((i+1)*(nz/zprocs)*zcut)-0.00000001 + zcut = 1 / nz + zint = "" + for i in range(0, zprocs - 1): + zvals = ( + (i + 1) * (nz / zprocs) * zcut + ) - 0.00000001 zint += format(zvals, ".8f") - zint += ' ' + zint += " " else: - #raise ValueError("Cannot divide z-planes on processors" + # raise ValueError("Cannot divide z-planes on processors" # " without remainder. " # "This is currently unsupported.") - zcut = 1/nz - zrem = nz - (zprocs*int(nz/zprocs)) - zint = '' + zcut = 1 / nz + zrem = nz - (zprocs * int(nz / zprocs)) + zint = "" for i in range(0, zrem): - zvals = (((i+1)*(int(nz/zprocs)+1))*zcut)-0.00000001 + zvals = ( + ((i + 1) * (int(nz / zprocs) + 1)) * zcut + ) - 0.00000001 zint += format(zvals, ".8f") - zint += ' ' - for i in range(zrem, zprocs-1): - zvals = (((i+1)*int(nz/zprocs)+zrem)*zcut)-0.00000001 + zint += " " + for i in range(zrem, zprocs - 1): + zvals = ( + ((i + 1) * int(nz / zprocs) + zrem) * zcut + ) - 0.00000001 zint += format(zvals, ".8f") - zint += ' ' + zint += " " lammps_dict["lammps_procs"] = f"processors {lammps_procs}" lammps_dict["zbal"] = f"balance 1.0 z {zint}" lammps_dict["ngridx"] = nx lammps_dict["ngridy"] = ny lammps_dict["ngridz"] = nz - lammps_dict[ - "switch"] = self.parameters.bispectrum_switchflag + lammps_dict["switch"] = ( + self.parameters.bispectrum_switchflag + ) else: lammps_dict["ngridx"] = nx lammps_dict["ngridy"] = ny lammps_dict["ngridz"] = nz - lammps_dict[ - "switch"] = self.parameters.bispectrum_switchflag + lammps_dict["switch"] = ( + self.parameters.bispectrum_switchflag + ) else: + size = 1 lammps_dict["ngridx"] = nx lammps_dict["ngridy"] = ny lammps_dict["ngridz"] = nz - lammps_dict[ - "switch"] = self.parameters.bispectrum_switchflag - if self.parameters._configuration["gpu"]: - # Tell Kokkos to use one GPU. - lmp_cmdargs.append("-k") - lmp_cmdargs.append("on") - lmp_cmdargs.append("g") - lmp_cmdargs.append("1") - - # Tell LAMMPS to use Kokkos versions of those commands for - # which a Kokkos version exists. - lmp_cmdargs.append("-sf") - lmp_cmdargs.append("kk") - pass + lammps_dict["switch"] = self.parameters.bispectrum_switchflag + if self.parameters._configuration["gpu"]: + # Tell Kokkos to use one GPU. + lmp_cmdargs.append("-k") + lmp_cmdargs.append("on") + lmp_cmdargs.append("g") + lmp_cmdargs.append(str(size)) + + # Tell LAMMPS to use Kokkos versions of those commands for + # which a Kokkos version exists. + lmp_cmdargs.append("-sf") + lmp_cmdargs.append("kk") + pass lmp_cmdargs = set_cmdlinevars(lmp_cmdargs, lammps_dict) @@ -730,9 +841,185 @@ def _setup_lammps(self, nx, ny, nz, outdir, lammps_dict, return lmp + def _clean_calculation(self, lmp, keep_logs): + lmp.close() + if not keep_logs: + if get_rank() == 0: + os.remove(self._lammps_temporary_log) + os.remove(self._lammps_temporary_input) + + def _setup_atom_list(self): + """ + Set up a list of atoms potentially relevant for descriptor calculation. + + If periodic boundary conditions are used, which is usually the case + for MALA simulation, one has to compute descriptors by also + incorporating atoms from neighboring cells. + + FURTHER OPTIMIZATION: Probably not that much, this mostly already uses + optimized python functions. + """ + if np.any(self._atoms.pbc): + + # To determine the list of relevant atoms we first take the edges + # of the simulation cell and use them to determine all cells + # which hold atoms that _may_ be relevant for the calculation. + edges = list( + np.array( + [ + [0, 0, 0], + [1, 0, 0], + [0, 1, 0], + [0, 0, 1], + [1, 1, 1], + [0, 1, 1], + [1, 0, 1], + [1, 1, 0], + ] + ) + * np.array(self.grid_dimensions) + ) + all_cells_list = None + + # For each edge point create a neighborhoodlist to all cells + # given by the cutoff radius. + for edge in edges: + edge_point = self._grid_to_coord(edge) + neighborlist = NeighborList( + np.zeros(len(self._atoms) + 1) + + [self.parameters.atomic_density_cutoff], + bothways=True, + self_interaction=False, + primitive=NewPrimitiveNeighborList, + ) + + atoms_with_grid_point = self._atoms.copy() + + # Construct a ghost atom representing the grid point. + atoms_with_grid_point.append(ase.Atom("H", edge_point)) + neighborlist.update(atoms_with_grid_point) + indices, offsets = neighborlist.get_neighbors(len(self._atoms)) + + # Incrementally fill the list containing all cells to be + # considered. + if all_cells_list is None: + all_cells_list = np.unique(offsets, axis=0) + else: + all_cells_list = np.concatenate( + (all_cells_list, np.unique(offsets, axis=0)) + ) + + # Delete the original cell from the list of all cells. + # This is to avoid double checking of atoms below. + all_cells = np.unique(all_cells_list, axis=0) + idx = 0 + for a in range(0, len(all_cells)): + if (all_cells[a, :] == np.array([0, 0, 0])).all(): + break + idx += 1 + all_cells = np.delete(all_cells, idx, axis=0) + + # Create an object to hold all relevant atoms. + # First, instantiate it by filling it will all atoms from all + # potentiall relevant cells, as identified above. + all_atoms = None + for a in range(0, len(self._atoms)): + if all_atoms is None: + all_atoms = ( + self._atoms.positions[a] + + all_cells @ self._atoms.get_cell() + ) + else: + all_atoms = np.concatenate( + ( + all_atoms, + self._atoms.positions[a] + + all_cells @ self._atoms.get_cell(), + ) + ) + + # Next, construct the planes forming the unit cell. + # Atoms from neighboring cells are only included in the list of + # all relevant atoms, if they have a distance to any of these + # planes smaller than the cutoff radius. Elsewise, they would + # not be included in the eventual calculation anyhow. + planes = [ + [[0, 1, 0], [0, 0, 1], [0, 0, 0]], + [ + [self.grid_dimensions[0], 1, 0], + [self.grid_dimensions[0], 0, 1], + self.grid_dimensions, + ], + [[1, 0, 0], [0, 0, 1], [0, 0, 0]], + [ + [1, self.grid_dimensions[1], 0], + [0, self.grid_dimensions[1], 1], + self.grid_dimensions, + ], + [[1, 0, 0], [0, 1, 0], [0, 0, 0]], + [ + [1, 0, self.grid_dimensions[2]], + [0, 1, self.grid_dimensions[2]], + self.grid_dimensions, + ], + ] + all_distances = [] + for plane in planes: + curplane = Plane.from_points( + self._grid_to_coord(plane[0]), + self._grid_to_coord(plane[1]), + self._grid_to_coord(plane[2]), + ) + distances = [] + + # TODO: This may be optimized, and formulated in an array + # operation. + for a in range(np.shape(all_atoms)[0]): + distances.append(curplane.distance_point(all_atoms[a])) + all_distances.append(distances) + all_distances = np.array(all_distances) + all_distances = np.min(all_distances, axis=0) + all_atoms = np.squeeze( + all_atoms[ + np.argwhere( + all_distances < self.parameters.atomic_density_cutoff + ), + :, + ] + ) + return np.concatenate((all_atoms, self._atoms.positions)) + + else: + # If no PBC are used, only consider a single cell. + return self._atoms.positions + + def _grid_to_coord(self, gridpoint): + # Convert grid indices to real space grid point. + i = gridpoint[0] + j = gridpoint[1] + k = gridpoint[2] + # Orthorhombic cells and triclinic ones have + # to be treated differently, see domain.cpp + + if self._atoms.cell.orthorhombic: + return np.diag(self._voxel) * [i, j, k] + else: + ret = [0, 0, 0] + ret[0] = ( + i / self.grid_dimensions[0] * self._atoms.cell[0, 0] + + j / self.grid_dimensions[1] * self._atoms.cell[1, 0] + + k / self.grid_dimensions[2] * self._atoms.cell[2, 0] + ) + ret[1] = ( + j / self.grid_dimensions[1] * self._atoms.cell[1, 1] + + k / self.grid_dimensions[2] * self._atoms.cell[1, 2] + ) + ret[2] = k / self.grid_dimensions[2] * self._atoms.cell[2, 2] + return np.array(ret) + @abstractmethod - def _calculate(self, atoms, outdir, grid_dimensions, **kwargs): + def _calculate(self, outdir, **kwargs): pass def _set_feature_size_from_array(self, array): - self.fingerprint_length = np.shape(array)[-1] + self.feature_size = np.shape(array)[-1] diff --git a/mala/descriptors/in.bgrid.python b/mala/descriptors/in.bgrid.python index e3c3eea32..a4e528de7 100644 --- a/mala/descriptors/in.bgrid.python +++ b/mala/descriptors/in.bgrid.python @@ -1,4 +1,4 @@ -# Calculate SNAP descriptors on a 3D grid +# Calculate bispectrum descriptors on a 3D grid # pass in values ngridx, ngridy, ngridz, twojmax, rcutfac, atom_config_fname # using command-line -var option diff --git a/mala/descriptors/in.bgrid.twoelements.python b/mala/descriptors/in.bgrid.twoelements.python index 9e9482937..b216c05f2 100644 --- a/mala/descriptors/in.bgrid.twoelements.python +++ b/mala/descriptors/in.bgrid.twoelements.python @@ -1,4 +1,4 @@ -# Calculate SNAP descriptors on a 3D grid +# Calculate bispectrum descriptors on a 3D grid # pass in values ngridx, ngridy, ngridz, twojmax, rcutfac, atom_config_fname # using command-line -var option diff --git a/mala/descriptors/in.bgridlocal.python b/mala/descriptors/in.bgridlocal.python index ac337d90d..f47596184 100644 --- a/mala/descriptors/in.bgridlocal.python +++ b/mala/descriptors/in.bgridlocal.python @@ -1,4 +1,4 @@ -# Calculate SNAP descriptors on a 3D grid +# Calculate bispectrum descriptors on a 3D grid # pass in values ngridx, ngridy, ngridz, twojmax, rcutfac, atom_config_fname # using command-line -var option diff --git a/mala/descriptors/in.bgridlocal_defaultproc.python b/mala/descriptors/in.bgridlocal_defaultproc.python index f85cd09ee..546408dc9 100644 --- a/mala/descriptors/in.bgridlocal_defaultproc.python +++ b/mala/descriptors/in.bgridlocal_defaultproc.python @@ -1,4 +1,4 @@ -# Calculate SNAP descriptors on a 3D grid +# Calculate bispectrum descriptors on a 3D grid # pass in values ngridx, ngridy, ngridz, twojmax, rcutfac, atom_config_fname # using command-line -var option diff --git a/mala/descriptors/in.ggrid.python b/mala/descriptors/in.ggrid.python index 33c01377c..265eac8f8 100644 --- a/mala/descriptors/in.ggrid.python +++ b/mala/descriptors/in.ggrid.python @@ -1,4 +1,4 @@ -# Calculate SNAP descriptors on a 3D grid +# Calculate Gaussian atomic density descriptors on a 3D grid # pass in values ngridx, ngridy, ngridz, sigma, atom_config_fname # using command-line -var option diff --git a/mala/descriptors/in.ggrid_defaultproc.python b/mala/descriptors/in.ggrid_defaultproc.python index 4cbcd9d76..d0059e49c 100644 --- a/mala/descriptors/in.ggrid_defaultproc.python +++ b/mala/descriptors/in.ggrid_defaultproc.python @@ -1,4 +1,4 @@ -# Calculate SNAP descriptors on a 3D grid +# Calculate Gaussian atomic density descriptors on a 3D grid # pass in values ngridx, ngridy, ngridz, sigma, atom_config_fname # using command-line -var option diff --git a/mala/descriptors/lammps_utils.py b/mala/descriptors/lammps_utils.py index 4eb654fc6..a1af3dd46 100644 --- a/mala/descriptors/lammps_utils.py +++ b/mala/descriptors/lammps_utils.py @@ -1,4 +1,5 @@ """Collection of useful functions for working with LAMMPS.""" + import ctypes import numpy as np @@ -27,12 +28,14 @@ def set_cmdlinevars(cmdargs, argdict): cmdargs += ["-var", key, f"{argdict[key]}"] return cmdargs + # def extract_commands(string): # return [x for x in string.splitlines() if x.strip() != ''] -def extract_compute_np(lmp, name, compute_type, result_type, array_shape=None, - use_fp64=False): +def extract_compute_np( + lmp, name, compute_type, result_type, array_shape=None, use_fp64=False +): """ Convert a lammps compute to a numpy array. @@ -70,8 +73,9 @@ def extract_compute_np(lmp, name, compute_type, result_type, array_shape=None, if result_type == 2: ptr = ptr.contents total_size = np.prod(array_shape) - buffer_ptr = ctypes.cast(ptr, ctypes.POINTER(ctypes.c_double * - total_size)) + buffer_ptr = ctypes.cast( + ptr, ctypes.POINTER(ctypes.c_double * total_size) + ) array_np = np.frombuffer(buffer_ptr.contents, dtype=float) array_np.shape = array_shape # If I directly return the descriptors, this sometimes leads diff --git a/mala/descriptors/minterpy_descriptors.py b/mala/descriptors/minterpy_descriptors.py index 356a96942..2d9d52168 100755 --- a/mala/descriptors/minterpy_descriptors.py +++ b/mala/descriptors/minterpy_descriptors.py @@ -1,27 +1,23 @@ -"""Gaussian descriptor class.""" +"""Minterpy descriptor class.""" + import os import ase import ase.io -try: - from lammps import lammps - # For version compatibility; older lammps versions (the serial version - # we still use on some machines) do not have these constants. - try: - from lammps import constants as lammps_constants - except ImportError: - pass -except ModuleNotFoundError: - pass + import numpy as np -from mala.descriptors.lammps_utils import set_cmdlinevars, extract_compute_np +from mala.descriptors.lammps_utils import extract_compute_np from mala.descriptors.descriptor import Descriptor from mala.descriptors.atomic_density import AtomicDensity +from mala.common.parallelizer import parallel_warn class MinterpyDescriptors(Descriptor): - """Class for calculation and parsing of Gaussian descriptors. + """ + Class for calculation and parsing of Minterpy descriptors. + + Marked for deprecation. Parameters ---------- @@ -31,18 +27,16 @@ class MinterpyDescriptors(Descriptor): def __init__(self, parameters): super(MinterpyDescriptors, self).__init__(parameters) - self.verbosity = parameters.verbosity + parallel_warn( + "Minterpy descriptors will be deprecated starting with MALA v1.4.0", + category=FutureWarning, + ) @property def data_name(self): """Get a string that describes the target (for e.g. metadata).""" return "Minterpy" - @property - def feature_size(self): - """Get the feature dimension of this data.""" - return self.fingerprint_length - @staticmethod def convert_units(array, in_units="None"): """ @@ -94,7 +88,12 @@ def backconvert_units(array, out_units): raise Exception("Unsupported unit for Minterpy descriptors.") def _calculate(self, atoms, outdir, grid_dimensions, **kwargs): - from lammps import lammps + # For version compatibility; older lammps versions (the serial version + # we still use on some machines) have these constants as part of the + # general LAMMPS import. + from lammps import constants as lammps_constants + + keep_logs = kwargs.get("keep_logs", False) nx = grid_dimensions[0] ny = grid_dimensions[1] @@ -107,8 +106,9 @@ def _calculate(self, atoms, outdir, grid_dimensions, **kwargs): voxel[0] = voxel[0] / (self.grid_dimensions[0]) voxel[1] = voxel[1] / (self.grid_dimensions[1]) voxel[2] = voxel[2] / (self.grid_dimensions[2]) - self.parameters.atomic_density_sigma = AtomicDensity.\ - get_optimal_sigma(voxel) + self.parameters.atomic_density_sigma = ( + AtomicDensity.get_optimal_sigma(voxel) + ) # Size of the local cube # self.parameters.minterpy_cutoff_cube_size @@ -126,92 +126,121 @@ def _calculate(self, atoms, outdir, grid_dimensions, **kwargs): # cells. self.parameters.minterpy_point_list = [] local_cube = atoms.cell.copy() - local_cube[0] = local_cube[0] * (self.parameters. - minterpy_cutoff_cube_size / - local_cube[0][0]) - local_cube[1] = local_cube[1] * (self.parameters. - minterpy_cutoff_cube_size / - local_cube[0][0]) - local_cube[2] = local_cube[2] * (self.parameters. - minterpy_cutoff_cube_size / - local_cube[0][0]) + local_cube[0] = local_cube[0] * ( + self.parameters.minterpy_cutoff_cube_size / local_cube[0][0] + ) + local_cube[1] = local_cube[1] * ( + self.parameters.minterpy_cutoff_cube_size / local_cube[0][0] + ) + local_cube[2] = local_cube[2] * ( + self.parameters.minterpy_cutoff_cube_size / local_cube[0][0] + ) for i in range(np.shape(unisolvent_nodes)[0]): - self.parameters.\ - minterpy_point_list.\ - append(np.matmul(local_cube, unisolvent_nodes[i])) + self.parameters.minterpy_point_list.append( + np.matmul(local_cube, unisolvent_nodes[i]) + ) # Array to hold descriptors. coord_length = 3 if self.parameters.descriptors_contain_xyz else 0 - minterpy_descriptors_np = \ - np.zeros([nx, ny, nz, - len(self.parameters.minterpy_point_list)+coord_length], - dtype=np.float64) - self.fingerprint_length = \ - len(self.parameters.minterpy_point_list)+coord_length - - self.fingerprint_length = len(self.parameters.minterpy_point_list) + minterpy_descriptors_np = np.zeros( + [ + nx, + ny, + nz, + len(self.parameters.minterpy_point_list) + coord_length, + ], + dtype=np.float64, + ) + self.feature_size = ( + len(self.parameters.minterpy_point_list) + coord_length + ) + + self.feature_size = len(self.parameters.minterpy_point_list) # Perform one LAMMPS call for each point in the Minterpy point list. for idx, point in enumerate(self.parameters.minterpy_point_list): # Shift the atoms in negative direction of the point(s) we actually # want. atoms_copied = atoms.copy() - atoms_copied.set_positions(atoms.get_positions()-np.array(point)) + atoms_copied.set_positions(atoms.get_positions() - np.array(point)) # The rest is the stanfard LAMMPS atomic density stuff. lammps_format = "lammps-data" - ase_out_path = os.path.join(outdir, "lammps_input.tmp") - ase.io.write(ase_out_path, atoms_copied, format=lammps_format) + self.setup_lammps_tmp_files("minterpy", outdir) + + ase.io.write( + self._lammps_temporary_input, self._atoms, format=lammps_format + ) # Create LAMMPS instance. - lammps_dict = {} - lammps_dict["sigma"] = self.parameters.atomic_density_sigma - lammps_dict["rcutfac"] = self.parameters.atomic_density_cutoff - lammps_dict["atom_config_fname"] = ase_out_path - lmp = self._setup_lammps(nx, ny, nz, outdir, lammps_dict, - log_file_name="lammps_mgrid_log.tmp") + lammps_dict = { + "sigma": self.parameters.atomic_density_sigma, + "rcutfac": self.parameters.atomic_density_cutoff, + } + lmp = self._setup_lammps(nx, ny, nz, lammps_dict) # For now the file is chosen automatically, because this is used # mostly under the hood anyway. filepath = __file__.split("minterpy")[0] if self.parameters._configuration["mpi"]: - raise Exception("Minterpy descriptors cannot be calculated " - "in parallel yet.") + raise Exception( + "Minterpy descriptors cannot be calculated " + "in parallel yet." + ) # if self.parameters.use_z_splitting: # runfile = os.path.join(filepath, "in.ggrid.python") # else: # runfile = os.path.join(filepath, "in.ggrid_defaultproc.python") else: - runfile = os.path.join(filepath, "in.ggrid_defaultproc.python") - lmp.file(runfile) + self.parameters.lammps_compute_file = os.path.join( + filepath, "in.ggrid_defaultproc.python" + ) + + # Do the LAMMPS calculation and clean up. + lmp.file(self.parameters.lammps_compute_file) # Extract the data. - nrows_ggrid = extract_compute_np(lmp, "ggrid", - lammps_constants.LMP_STYLE_LOCAL, - lammps_constants.LMP_SIZE_ROWS) - ncols_ggrid = extract_compute_np(lmp, "ggrid", - lammps_constants.LMP_STYLE_LOCAL, - lammps_constants.LMP_SIZE_COLS) - - gaussian_descriptors_np = \ - extract_compute_np(lmp, "ggrid", - lammps_constants.LMP_STYLE_LOCAL, 2, - array_shape=(nrows_ggrid, ncols_ggrid)) - - lmp.close() - - gaussian_descriptors_np = \ - gaussian_descriptors_np.reshape((grid_dimensions[2], - grid_dimensions[1], - grid_dimensions[0], - 7)) - gaussian_descriptors_np = \ - gaussian_descriptors_np.transpose([2, 1, 0, 3]) + nrows_ggrid = extract_compute_np( + lmp, + "ggrid", + lammps_constants.LMP_STYLE_LOCAL, + lammps_constants.LMP_SIZE_ROWS, + ) + ncols_ggrid = extract_compute_np( + lmp, + "ggrid", + lammps_constants.LMP_STYLE_LOCAL, + lammps_constants.LMP_SIZE_COLS, + ) + + gaussian_descriptors_np = extract_compute_np( + lmp, + "ggrid", + lammps_constants.LMP_STYLE_LOCAL, + 2, + array_shape=(nrows_ggrid, ncols_ggrid), + ) + + self._clean_calculation(lmp, keep_logs) + + gaussian_descriptors_np = gaussian_descriptors_np.reshape( + ( + grid_dimensions[2], + grid_dimensions[1], + grid_dimensions[0], + 7, + ) + ) + gaussian_descriptors_np = gaussian_descriptors_np.transpose( + [2, 1, 0, 3] + ) if self.parameters.descriptors_contain_xyz and idx == 0: - minterpy_descriptors_np[:, :, :, 0:3] = \ + minterpy_descriptors_np[:, :, :, 0:3] = ( gaussian_descriptors_np[:, :, :, 3:6].copy() + ) - minterpy_descriptors_np[:, :, :, coord_length+idx:coord_length+idx+1] = \ - gaussian_descriptors_np[:, :, :, 6:] + minterpy_descriptors_np[ + :, :, :, coord_length + idx : coord_length + idx + 1 + ] = gaussian_descriptors_np[:, :, :, 6:] return minterpy_descriptors_np, nx * ny * nz @@ -232,9 +261,10 @@ def _build_unisolvent_nodes(self, dimension=3): import minterpy as mp # Calculate the unisolvent nodes. - mi = mp.MultiIndexSet.from_degree(spatial_dimension=dimension, - poly_degree=self.parameters.minterpy_polynomial_degree, - lp_degree=self.parameters.minterpy_lp_norm) + mi = mp.MultiIndexSet.from_degree( + spatial_dimension=dimension, + poly_degree=self.parameters.minterpy_polynomial_degree, + lp_degree=self.parameters.minterpy_lp_norm, + ) unisolvent_nodes = mp.Grid(mi).unisolvent_nodes return unisolvent_nodes - diff --git a/mala/interfaces/__init__.py b/mala/interfaces/__init__.py index a9c0dbb8e..d2ec26e56 100644 --- a/mala/interfaces/__init__.py +++ b/mala/interfaces/__init__.py @@ -1,2 +1,3 @@ """Interfaces to other codes for workflow setup (e.g. MD or MC).""" + from .ase_calculator import MALA diff --git a/mala/interfaces/ase_calculator.py b/mala/interfaces/ase_calculator.py index f935271ad..66e548dfe 100644 --- a/mala/interfaces/ase_calculator.py +++ b/mala/interfaces/ase_calculator.py @@ -1,11 +1,9 @@ """ASE calculator for MALA predictions.""" from ase.calculators.calculator import Calculator, all_changes -import numpy as np -from mala import Parameters, Network, DataHandler, Predictor, LDOS, Density, \ - DOS -from mala.common.parallelizer import get_rank, get_comm, barrier +from mala import Parameters, Network, DataHandler, Predictor, LDOS +from mala.common.parallelizer import barrier, parallel_warn, get_rank, get_comm class MALA(Calculator): @@ -36,42 +34,91 @@ class MALA(Calculator): the neural network), calculator can access all important data such as temperature, number of electrons, etc. that might not be known simply from the atomic positions. + + predictor : mala.network.predictor.Predictor + A Predictor class object to be used for the underlying MALA + predictions. + + Attributes + ---------- + mala_parameters : mala.common.parameters.Parameters + MALA parameters used for predictions. + + last_energy_contributions : dict + Contains all total energy contributions for the last prediction. """ - implemented_properties = ['energy', 'forces'] + implemented_properties = ["energy"] - def __init__(self, params: Parameters, network: Network, - data: DataHandler, reference_data=None, - predictor=None): + def __init__( + self, + params: Parameters, + network: Network, + data: DataHandler, + reference_data=None, + predictor=None, + ): super(MALA, self).__init__() # Copy the MALA relevant objects. self.mala_parameters: Parameters = params if self.mala_parameters.targets.target_type != "LDOS": - raise Exception("The MALA calculator currently only works with the" - "LDOS.") + raise Exception( + "The MALA calculator currently only works with the LDOS." + ) - self.network: Network = network - self.data_handler: DataHandler = data + self._network: Network = network + self._data_handler: DataHandler = data # Prepare for prediction. if predictor is None: - self.predictor = Predictor(self.mala_parameters, self.network, - self.data_handler) + self._predictor = Predictor( + self.mala_parameters, self._network, self._data_handler + ) else: - self.predictor = predictor + self._predictor = predictor if reference_data is not None: # Get critical values from a reference file (cutoff, # temperature, etc.) - self.data_handler.target_calculator.\ - read_additional_calculation_data(reference_data) + self._data_handler.target_calculator.read_additional_calculation_data( + reference_data + ) # Needed for e.g. Monte Carlo. self.last_energy_contributions = {} @classmethod def load_model(cls, run_name, path="./"): + """ + Load a model to use for the calculator (DEPRECATED). + + MALA.load_model() will be deprecated in MALA v1.4.0. Please use + MALA.load_run() instead. + + Parameters + ---------- + run_name : str + Name under which the model is saved. + + path : str + Path where the model is saved. + + Returns + ------- + calculator : mala.interfaces.calculator.Calculator + The calculator object. + """ + parallel_warn( + "MALA.load_model() will be deprecated in MALA v1.4.0." + " Please use MALA.load_run() instead.", + 0, + category=FutureWarning, + ) + return MALA.load_run(run_name, path=path) + + @classmethod + def load_run(cls, run_name, path="./"): """ Load a model to use for the calculator. @@ -85,16 +132,26 @@ def load_model(cls, run_name, path="./"): path : str Path where the model is saved. + + Returns + ------- + calculator : mala.interfaces.calculator.Calculator + The calculator object. """ - loaded_params, loaded_network, \ - new_datahandler, loaded_runner = Predictor.\ - load_run(run_name, path=path) - calculator = cls(loaded_params, loaded_network, new_datahandler, - predictor=loaded_runner) + loaded_params, loaded_network, new_datahandler, loaded_runner = ( + Predictor.load_run(run_name, path=path) + ) + calculator = cls( + loaded_params, + loaded_network, + new_datahandler, + predictor=loaded_runner, + ) return calculator - def calculate(self, atoms=None, properties=['energy'], - system_changes=all_changes): + def calculate( + self, atoms=None, properties=["energy"], system_changes=all_changes + ): """ Perform the calculations. @@ -117,34 +174,25 @@ def calculate(self, atoms=None, properties=['energy'], Calculator.calculate(self, atoms, properties, system_changes) # Get the LDOS from the NN. - ldos = self.predictor.predict_for_atoms(atoms) - - # forces = np.zeros([len(atoms), 3], dtype=np.float64) - - # If an MPI environment is detected, ASE will use it for writing. - # Therefore we have to do this before forking. - self.data_handler.\ - target_calculator.\ - write_tem_input_file(atoms, - self.data_handler. - target_calculator.qe_input_data, - self.data_handler. - target_calculator.qe_pseudopotentials, - self.data_handler. - target_calculator.grid_dimensions, - self.data_handler. - target_calculator.kpoints) - - ldos_calculator: LDOS = self.data_handler.target_calculator + ldos = self._predictor.predict_for_atoms(atoms) + # Use the LDOS determined DOS and density to get energy and forces. + ldos_calculator: LDOS = self._data_handler.target_calculator ldos_calculator.read_from_array(ldos) - energy, self.last_energy_contributions \ - = ldos_calculator.get_total_energy(return_energy_contributions= - True) + self.results["energy"] = ldos_calculator.total_energy + energy, self.last_energy_contributions = ( + ldos_calculator.get_total_energy(return_energy_contributions=True) + ) + self.last_energy_contributions = ( + ldos_calculator._density_calculator.total_energy_contributions.copy() + ) + self.last_energy_contributions["e_band"] = ldos_calculator.band_energy + self.last_energy_contributions["e_entropy_contribution"] = ( + ldos_calculator.entropy_contribution + ) barrier() - # Use the LDOS determined DOS and density to get energy and forces. - self.results["energy"] = energy + # forces = np.zeros([len(atoms), 3], dtype=np.float64) # if "forces" in properties: # self.results["forces"] = forces @@ -170,19 +218,29 @@ def calculate_properties(self, atoms, properties): # TODO: Check atoms. if "rdf" in properties: - self.results["rdf"] = self.data_handler.target_calculator.\ - get_radial_distribution_function(atoms) + self.results["rdf"] = ( + self._data_handler.target_calculator.get_radial_distribution_function( + atoms + ) + ) if "tpcf" in properties: - self.results["tpcf"] = self.data_handler.target_calculator.\ - get_three_particle_correlation_function(atoms) + self.results["tpcf"] = ( + self._data_handler.target_calculator.get_three_particle_correlation_function( + atoms + ) + ) if "static_structure_factor" in properties: - self.results["static_structure_factor"] = self.data_handler.\ - target_calculator.get_static_structure_factor(atoms) + self.results["static_structure_factor"] = ( + self._data_handler.target_calculator.get_static_structure_factor( + atoms + ) + ) if "ion_ion_energy" in properties: - self.results["ion_ion_energy"] = self.\ - last_energy_contributions["e_ewald"] + self.results["ion_ion_energy"] = self.last_energy_contributions[ + "e_ewald" + ] - def save_calculator(self, filename, save_path="./"): + def save_calculator(self, filename, path="./"): """ Save parameters used for this calculator. @@ -193,10 +251,10 @@ def save_calculator(self, filename, save_path="./"): filename : string Name of the file in which to store the calculator. - save_path : string + path : string Path where the calculator should be saved. """ - self.predictor.save_run(filename, save_path=save_path, - additional_calculation_data=True) - + self._predictor.save_run( + filename, path=path, additional_calculation_data=True + ) diff --git a/mala/network/__init__.py b/mala/network/__init__.py index ced435bfc..e058688aa 100644 --- a/mala/network/__init__.py +++ b/mala/network/__init__.py @@ -1,4 +1,5 @@ """Everything concerning network and network architecture.""" + from .network import Network from .tester import Tester from .trainer import Trainer @@ -10,6 +11,7 @@ from .hyperparameter_oat import HyperparameterOAT from .hyperparameter_naswot import HyperparameterNASWOT from .hyperparameter_optuna import HyperparameterOptuna -from .hyperparameter_acsd import HyperparameterACSD +from .hyperparameter_descriptor_scoring import HyperparameterDescriptorScoring from .acsd_analyzer import ACSDAnalyzer +from .mutual_information_analyzer import MutualInformationAnalyzer from .runner import Runner diff --git a/mala/network/acsd_analyzer.py b/mala/network/acsd_analyzer.py index 36e8eb977..049a1d824 100644 --- a/mala/network/acsd_analyzer.py +++ b/mala/network/acsd_analyzer.py @@ -1,25 +1,17 @@ """Class for performing a full ACSD analysis.""" -import itertools -import os import numpy as np -from mala.datahandling.data_converter import descriptor_input_types, \ - target_input_types -from mala.descriptors.descriptor import Descriptor -from mala.targets.target import Target -from mala.network.hyperparameter import Hyperparameter -from mala.network.hyper_opt import HyperOpt -from mala.common.parallelizer import get_rank, printout -from mala.descriptors.bispectrum import Bispectrum -from mala.descriptors.atomic_density import AtomicDensity -from mala.descriptors.minterpy_descriptors import MinterpyDescriptors +from mala.datahandling.data_converter import ( + descriptor_input_types, + target_input_types, +) +from mala.network.descriptor_scoring_optimizer import ( + DescriptorScoringOptimizer, +) -descriptor_input_types_acsd = descriptor_input_types+["numpy", "openpmd"] -target_input_types_acsd = target_input_types+["numpy", "openpmd"] - -class ACSDAnalyzer(HyperOpt): +class ACSDAnalyzer(DescriptorScoringOptimizer): """ Analyzer based on the ACSD analysis. @@ -41,460 +33,34 @@ class ACSDAnalyzer(HyperOpt): parameters provided. Default: None """ - def __init__(self, params, target_calculator=None, - descriptor_calculator=None): - super(ACSDAnalyzer, self).__init__(params) - # Calculators used to parse data from compatible files. - self.target_calculator = target_calculator - if self.target_calculator is None: - self.target_calculator = Target(params) - self.descriptor_calculator = descriptor_calculator - if self.descriptor_calculator is None: - self.descriptor_calculator = Descriptor(params) - if not isinstance(self.descriptor_calculator, Bispectrum) and \ - not isinstance(self.descriptor_calculator, AtomicDensity) and \ - not isinstance(self.descriptor_calculator, MinterpyDescriptors): - raise Exception("Cannot calculate ACSD for the selected " - "descriptors.") - - # Internal variables. - self.__snapshots = [] - self.__snapshot_description = [] - self.__snapshot_units = [] - - # Filled after the analysis. - self.labels = [] - self.study = [] - self.reduced_study = None - self.internal_hyperparam_list = None - - def add_snapshot(self, descriptor_input_type=None, - descriptor_input_path=None, - target_input_type=None, - target_input_path=None, - descriptor_units=None, - target_units=None): - """ - Add a snapshot to be processed. - - Parameters - ---------- - descriptor_input_type : string - Type of descriptor data to be processed. - See mala.datahandling.data_converter.descriptor_input_types - for options. - - descriptor_input_path : string - Path of descriptor data to be processed. - - target_input_type : string - Type of target data to be processed. - See mala.datahandling.data_converter.target_input_types - for options. - - target_input_path : string - Path of target data to be processed. - - descriptor_units : string - Units for descriptor data processing. - - target_units : string - Units for target data processing. - """ - # Check the input. - if descriptor_input_type is not None: - if descriptor_input_path is None: - raise Exception( - "Cannot process descriptor data with no path " - "given.") - if descriptor_input_type not in descriptor_input_types_acsd: - raise Exception( - "Cannot process this type of descriptor data.") - else: - raise Exception("Cannot calculate ACSD without descriptor data.") - - if target_input_type is not None: - if target_input_path is None: - raise Exception("Cannot process target data with no path " - "given.") - if target_input_type not in target_input_types_acsd: - raise Exception("Cannot process this type of target data.") - else: - raise Exception("Cannot calculate ACSD without target data.") - - # Assign info. - self.__snapshots.append({"input": descriptor_input_path, - "output": target_input_path}) - self.__snapshot_description.append({"input": descriptor_input_type, - "output": target_input_type}) - self.__snapshot_units.append({"input": descriptor_units, - "output": target_units}) - - def add_hyperparameter(self, name, choices): - """ - Add a hyperparameter to the current investigation. - - Parameters - ---------- - name : string - Name of the hyperparameter. Please note that these names always - have to be the same as the parameter names in - ParametersDescriptors. - - choices : - List of possible choices. - """ - if name not in ["bispectrum_twojmax", "bispectrum_cutoff", - "atomic_density_sigma", "atomic_density_cutoff", - "minterpy_cutoff_cube_size", - "minterpy_polynomial_degree", - "minterpy_lp_norm"]: - raise Exception("Unkown hyperparameter for ACSD analysis entered.") - - self.params.hyperparameters.\ - hlist.append(Hyperparameter(hotype="acsd", - name=name, - choices=choices, - opttype="categorical")) - - def perform_study(self, file_based_communication=False, - return_plotting=False): - """ - Perform the study, i.e. the optimization. - - This is done by sampling different descriptors, calculated with - different hyperparameters and then calculating the ACSD. - """ - # Prepare the hyperparameter lists. - self._construct_hyperparam_list() - hyperparameter_tuples = list(itertools.product( - *self.internal_hyperparam_list)) - - # Perform the ACSD analysis separately for each snapshot. - best_acsd = None - best_trial = None - for i in range(0, len(self.__snapshots)): - printout("Starting ACSD analysis of snapshot", str(i), - min_verbosity=1) - current_list = [] - target = self._load_target(self.__snapshots[i], - self.__snapshot_description[i], - self.__snapshot_units[i], - file_based_communication) - - for idx, hyperparameter_tuple in enumerate(hyperparameter_tuples): - if isinstance(self.descriptor_calculator, Bispectrum): - self.params.descriptors.bispectrum_cutoff = \ - hyperparameter_tuple[0] - self.params.descriptors.bispectrum_twojmax = \ - hyperparameter_tuple[1] - elif isinstance(self.descriptor_calculator, AtomicDensity): - self.params.descriptors.atomic_density_cutoff = \ - hyperparameter_tuple[0] - self.params.descriptors.atomic_density_sigma = \ - hyperparameter_tuple[1] - elif isinstance(self.descriptor_calculator, - MinterpyDescriptors): - self.params.descriptors. \ - atomic_density_cutoff = hyperparameter_tuple[0] - self.params.descriptors. \ - atomic_density_sigma = hyperparameter_tuple[1] - self.params.descriptors. \ - minterpy_cutoff_cube_size = \ - hyperparameter_tuple[2] - self.params.descriptors. \ - minterpy_polynomial_degree = \ - hyperparameter_tuple[3] - self.params.descriptors. \ - minterpy_lp_norm = \ - hyperparameter_tuple[4] - - descriptor = \ - self._calculate_descriptors(self.__snapshots[i], - self.__snapshot_description[i], - self.__snapshot_units[i]) - if get_rank() == 0: - acsd = self._calculate_acsd(descriptor, target, - self.params.hyperparameters.acsd_points, - descriptor_vectors_contain_xyz= - self.params.descriptors.descriptors_contain_xyz) - if not np.isnan(acsd): - if best_acsd is None: - best_acsd = acsd - best_trial = idx - elif acsd < best_acsd: - best_acsd = acsd - best_trial = idx - current_list.append(list(hyperparameter_tuple) + [acsd]) - else: - current_list.append(list(hyperparameter_tuple) + [np.inf]) - - outstring = "[" - for label_id, label in enumerate(self.labels): - outstring += label + ": " + \ - str(hyperparameter_tuple[label_id]) - if label_id < len(self.labels) - 1: - outstring += ", " - outstring += "]" - best_trial_string = ". No suitable trial found yet." - if best_acsd is not None: - best_trial_string = ". Best trial is"+str(best_trial) \ - + "with"+str(best_acsd) - - printout("Trial", idx, "finished with ACSD="+str(acsd), - "and parameters:", outstring+best_trial_string, - min_verbosity=1) - - if get_rank() == 0: - self.study.append(current_list) - - if get_rank() == 0: - self.study = np.mean(self.study, axis=0) - - # TODO: Does this even make sense for the minterpy descriptors? - if return_plotting: - results_to_plot = [] - if len(self.internal_hyperparam_list) == 2: - len_first_dim = len(self.internal_hyperparam_list[0]) - len_second_dim = len(self.internal_hyperparam_list[1]) - for i in range(0, len_first_dim): - results_to_plot.append( - self.study[i*len_second_dim:(i+1)*len_second_dim, 2:]) - - if isinstance(self.descriptor_calculator, Bispectrum): - return results_to_plot, {"twojmax": self.internal_hyperparam_list[1], - "cutoff": self.internal_hyperparam_list[0]} - if isinstance(self.descriptor_calculator, AtomicDensity): - return results_to_plot, {"sigma": self.internal_hyperparam_list[1], - "cutoff": self.internal_hyperparam_list[0]} - - def set_optimal_parameters(self): - """ - Set the optimal parameters found in the present study. - - The parameters will be written to the parameter object with which the - hyperparameter optimizer was created. - """ - if get_rank() == 0: - minimum_acsd = self.study[np.argmin(self.study[:, -1])] - if len(self.internal_hyperparam_list) == 2: - if isinstance(self.descriptor_calculator, Bispectrum): - self.params.descriptors.bispectrum_cutoff = minimum_acsd[0] - self.params.descriptors.bispectrum_twojmax = int(minimum_acsd[1]) - printout("ACSD analysis finished, optimal parameters: ", ) - printout("Bispectrum twojmax: ", self.params.descriptors. - bispectrum_twojmax) - printout("Bispectrum cutoff: ", self.params.descriptors. - bispectrum_cutoff) - if isinstance(self.descriptor_calculator, AtomicDensity): - self.params.descriptors.atomic_density_cutoff = minimum_acsd[0] - self.params.descriptors.atomic_density_sigma = minimum_acsd[1] - printout("ACSD analysis finished, optimal parameters: ", ) - printout("Atomic density sigma: ", self.params.descriptors. - atomic_density_sigma) - printout("Atomic density cutoff: ", self.params.descriptors. - atomic_density_cutoff) - elif len(self.internal_hyperparam_list) == 5: - if isinstance(self.descriptor_calculator, MinterpyDescriptors): - self.params.descriptors.atomic_density_cutoff = minimum_acsd[0] - self.params.descriptors.atomic_density_sigma = minimum_acsd[1] - self.params.descriptors.minterpy_cutoff_cube_size = minimum_acsd[2] - self.params.descriptors.minterpy_polynomial_degree = int(minimum_acsd[3]) - self.params.descriptors.minterpy_lp_norm = int(minimum_acsd[4]) - printout("ACSD analysis finished, optimal parameters: ", ) - printout("Atomic density sigma: ", self.params.descriptors. - atomic_density_sigma) - printout("Atomic density cutoff: ", self.params.descriptors. - atomic_density_cutoff) - printout("Minterpy cube cutoff: ", self.params.descriptors. - minterpy_cutoff_cube_size) - printout("Minterpy polynomial degree: ", self.params.descriptors. - minterpy_polynomial_degree) - printout("Minterpy LP norm degree: ", self.params.descriptors. - minterpy_lp_norm) - - def _construct_hyperparam_list(self): - if isinstance(self.descriptor_calculator, Bispectrum): - if list(map(lambda p: "bispectrum_cutoff" in p.name, - self.params.hyperparameters.hlist)).count(True) == 0: - first_dim_list = [self.params.descriptors.bispectrum_cutoff] - else: - first_dim_list = \ - self.params.hyperparameters.hlist[ - list(map(lambda p: "bispectrum_cutoff" in p.name, - self.params.hyperparameters.hlist)).index( - True)].choices - - if list(map(lambda p: "bispectrum_twojmax" in p.name, - self.params.hyperparameters.hlist)).count(True) == 0: - second_dim_list = [self.params.descriptors.bispectrum_twojmax] - else: - second_dim_list = \ - self.params.hyperparameters.hlist[ - list(map(lambda p: "bispectrum_twojmax" in p.name, - self.params.hyperparameters.hlist)).index(True)].choices - - self.internal_hyperparam_list = [first_dim_list, second_dim_list] - self.labels = ["cutoff", "twojmax"] - - elif isinstance(self.descriptor_calculator, AtomicDensity): - if list(map(lambda p: "atomic_density_cutoff" in p.name, - self.params.hyperparameters.hlist)).count(True) == 0: - first_dim_list = [self.params.descriptors.atomic_density_cutoff] - else: - first_dim_list = \ - self.params.hyperparameters.hlist[ - list(map(lambda p: "atomic_density_cutoff" in p.name, - self.params.hyperparameters.hlist)).index( - True)].choices - - if list(map(lambda p: "atomic_density_sigma" in p.name, - self.params.hyperparameters.hlist)).count(True) == 0: - second_dim_list = [self.params.descriptors.atomic_density_sigma] - else: - second_dim_list = \ - self.params.hyperparameters.hlist[ - list(map(lambda p: "atomic_density_sigma" in p.name, - self.params.hyperparameters.hlist)).index( - True)].choices - self.internal_hyperparam_list = [first_dim_list, second_dim_list] - self.labels = ["cutoff", "sigma"] - - elif isinstance(self.descriptor_calculator, MinterpyDescriptors): - if list(map(lambda p: "atomic_density_cutoff" in p.name, - self.params.hyperparameters.hlist)).count(True) == 0: - first_dim_list = [self.params.descriptors.atomic_density_cutoff] - else: - first_dim_list = \ - self.params.hyperparameters.hlist[ - list(map(lambda p: "atomic_density_cutoff" in p.name, - self.params.hyperparameters.hlist)).index( - True)].choices - - if list(map(lambda p: "atomic_density_sigma" in p.name, - self.params.hyperparameters.hlist)).count(True) == 0: - second_dim_list = [self.params.descriptors.atomic_density_sigma] - else: - second_dim_list = \ - self.params.hyperparameters.hlist[ - list(map(lambda p: "atomic_density_sigma" in p.name, - self.params.hyperparameters.hlist)).index( - True)].choices - - if list(map(lambda p: "minterpy_cutoff_cube_size" in p.name, - self.params.hyperparameters.hlist)).count(True) == 0: - third_dim_list = [self.params.descriptors.minterpy_cutoff_cube_size] - else: - third_dim_list = \ - self.params.hyperparameters.hlist[ - list(map(lambda p: "minterpy_cutoff_cube_size" in p.name, - self.params.hyperparameters.hlist)).index( - True)].choices - - if list(map(lambda p: "minterpy_polynomial_degree" in p.name, - self.params.hyperparameters.hlist)).count(True) == 0: - fourth_dim_list = [self.params.descriptors.minterpy_polynomial_degree] - else: - fourth_dim_list = \ - self.params.hyperparameters.hlist[ - list(map(lambda p: "minterpy_polynomial_degree" in p.name, - self.params.hyperparameters.hlist)).index( - True)].choices - - if list(map(lambda p: "minterpy_lp_norm" in p.name, - self.params.hyperparameters.hlist)).count(True) == 0: - fifth_dim_list = [self.params.descriptors.minterpy_lp_norm] - else: - fifth_dim_list = \ - self.params.hyperparameters.hlist[ - list(map(lambda p: "minterpy_lp_norm" in p.name, - self.params.hyperparameters.hlist)).index( - True)].choices - - self.internal_hyperparam_list = [first_dim_list, second_dim_list, - third_dim_list, fourth_dim_list, - fifth_dim_list] - self.labels = ["cutoff", "sigma", "minterpy_cutoff", - "minterpy_polynomial_degree", "minterpy_lp_norm"] - - else: - raise Exception("Unkown descriptor calculator selected. Cannot " - "calculate ACSD.") - - def _calculate_descriptors(self, snapshot, description, original_units): - descriptor_calculation_kwargs = {} - tmp_input = None - if description["input"] == "espresso-out": - descriptor_calculation_kwargs["units"] = original_units["input"] - tmp_input, local_size = self.descriptor_calculator. \ - calculate_from_qe_out(snapshot["input"], - **descriptor_calculation_kwargs) - - elif description["input"] is None: - # In this case, only the output is processed. - pass - - else: - raise Exception("Unknown file extension, cannot convert " - "descriptor") - if self.params.descriptors._configuration["mpi"]: - tmp_input = self.descriptor_calculator. \ - gather_descriptors(tmp_input) - - return tmp_input - - def _load_target(self, snapshot, description, original_units, - file_based_communication): - memmap = None - if self.params.descriptors._configuration["mpi"] and \ - file_based_communication: - memmap = "acsd.out.npy_temp" - - target_calculator_kwargs = {} - - # Read the output data - tmp_output = None - if description["output"] == ".cube": - target_calculator_kwargs["units"] = original_units["output"] - target_calculator_kwargs["use_memmap"] = memmap - # If no units are provided we just assume standard units. - tmp_output = self.target_calculator. \ - read_from_cube(snapshot["output"], - ** target_calculator_kwargs) - - elif description["output"] == ".xsf": - target_calculator_kwargs["units"] = original_units["output"] - target_calculator_kwargs["use_memmap"] = memmap - # If no units are provided we just assume standard units. - tmp_output = self.target_calculator. \ - read_from_xsf(snapshot["output"], - ** target_calculator_kwargs) - - elif description["output"] == "numpy": - if get_rank() == 0: - tmp_output = self.\ - target_calculator.read_from_numpy_file( - snapshot["output"], units=original_units["output"]) - - elif description["output"] == "openpmd": - if get_rank() == 0: - tmp_output = self.\ - target_calculator.read_from_numpy_file( - snapshot["output"], units=original_units["output"]) - else: - raise Exception("Unknown file extension, cannot convert target") - - if get_rank() == 0: - if self.params.targets._configuration["mpi"] \ - and file_based_communication: - os.remove(memmap) - - return tmp_output - + def __init__( + self, params, target_calculator=None, descriptor_calculator=None + ): + super(ACSDAnalyzer, self).__init__( + params, + target_calculator=target_calculator, + descriptor_calculator=descriptor_calculator, + ) + + def _update_logging(self, score, index): + if self.best_score is None: + self.best_score = score + self.best_trial_index = index + elif score < self.best_score: + self.best_score = score + self.best_trial_index = index + + def _get_best_trial(self): + """Determine the best trial as given by this study.""" + return self._study[np.argmin(self._study[:, -1])] @staticmethod - def _calculate_cosine_similarities(descriptor_data, ldos_data, nr_points, - descriptor_vectors_contain_xyz=True): + def _calculate_cosine_similarities( + descriptor_data, + ldos_data, + nr_points, + descriptor_vectors_contain_xyz=True, + ): """ Calculate the raw cosine similarities for descriptor and LDOS data. @@ -524,51 +90,70 @@ def _calculate_cosine_similarities(descriptor_data, ldos_data, nr_points, descriptor_dim = np.shape(descriptor_data) ldos_dim = np.shape(ldos_data) if len(descriptor_dim) == 4: - descriptor_data = np.reshape(descriptor_data, - (descriptor_dim[0] * - descriptor_dim[1] * - descriptor_dim[2], - descriptor_dim[3])) + descriptor_data = np.reshape( + descriptor_data, + ( + descriptor_dim[0] * descriptor_dim[1] * descriptor_dim[2], + descriptor_dim[3], + ), + ) if descriptor_vectors_contain_xyz: descriptor_data = descriptor_data[:, 3:] elif len(descriptor_dim) != 2: raise Exception("Cannot work with this descriptor data.") if len(ldos_dim) == 4: - ldos_data = np.reshape(ldos_data, (ldos_dim[0] * ldos_dim[1] * - ldos_dim[2], ldos_dim[3])) + ldos_data = np.reshape( + ldos_data, + (ldos_dim[0] * ldos_dim[1] * ldos_dim[2], ldos_dim[3]), + ) elif len(ldos_dim) != 2: raise Exception("Cannot work with this LDOS data.") similarity_array = [] # Draw nr_points at random from snapshot. rng = np.random.default_rng() - points_i = rng.choice(np.shape(descriptor_data)[0], - size=np.shape(descriptor_data)[0], - replace=False) + points_i = rng.choice( + np.shape(descriptor_data)[0], + size=np.shape(descriptor_data)[0], + replace=False, + ) for i in range(0, nr_points): # Draw another nr_points at random from snapshot. rng = np.random.default_rng() - points_j = rng.choice(np.shape(descriptor_data)[0], - size=np.shape(descriptor_data)[0], - replace=False) + points_j = rng.choice( + np.shape(descriptor_data)[0], + size=np.shape(descriptor_data)[0], + replace=False, + ) for j in range(0, nr_points): # Calculate similarities between these two pairs. - descriptor_distance = \ - ACSDAnalyzer.__calc_cosine_similarity( - descriptor_data[points_i[i]], - descriptor_data[points_j[j]]) - ldos_distance = ACSDAnalyzer.\ - __calc_cosine_similarity(ldos_data[points_i[i]], - ldos_data[points_j[j]]) + descriptor_distance = ACSDAnalyzer.__calc_cosine_similarity( + descriptor_data[points_i[i]], descriptor_data[points_j[j]] + ) + ldos_distance = ACSDAnalyzer.__calc_cosine_similarity( + ldos_data[points_i[i]], ldos_data[points_j[j]] + ) similarity_array.append([descriptor_distance, ldos_distance]) return np.array(similarity_array) + def _calculate_score(self, descriptor, target): + return self._calculate_acsd( + descriptor, + target, + self.params.hyperparameters.acsd_points, + descriptor_vectors_contain_xyz=self.params.descriptors.descriptors_contain_xyz, + ) + @staticmethod - def _calculate_acsd(descriptor_data, ldos_data, acsd_points, - descriptor_vectors_contain_xyz=True): + def _calculate_acsd( + descriptor_data, + ldos_data, + acsd_points, + descriptor_vectors_contain_xyz=True, + ): """ Calculate the ACSD for given descriptor and LDOS data. @@ -599,32 +184,32 @@ def _calculate_acsd(descriptor_data, ldos_data, acsd_points, The average cosine similarity distance. """ - def distance_between_points(x1, y1, x2, y2): - return np.sqrt((x1 - x2) * (x1 - x2) + (y1 - y2) * (y1 - y2)) - - similarity_data = ACSDAnalyzer.\ - _calculate_cosine_similarities(descriptor_data, ldos_data, - acsd_points, - descriptor_vectors_contain_xyz= - descriptor_vectors_contain_xyz) + similarity_data = ACSDAnalyzer._calculate_cosine_similarities( + descriptor_data, + ldos_data, + acsd_points, + descriptor_vectors_contain_xyz=descriptor_vectors_contain_xyz, + ) data_size = np.shape(similarity_data)[0] - distances = [] - for i in range(0, data_size): - distances.append(distance_between_points(similarity_data[i, 0], - similarity_data[i, 1], - similarity_data[i, 0], - similarity_data[i, 0])) + + # Subtracting LDOS similarities from bispectrum similiarities. + distances = similarity_data[:, 0] - similarity_data[:, 1] + distances = distances.clip(min=0) return np.mean(distances) @staticmethod def __calc_cosine_similarity(vector1, vector2, norm=2): if np.shape(vector1)[0] != np.shape(vector2)[0]: - raise Exception("Cannot calculate similarity between vectors " - "of different dimenstions.") + raise Exception( + "Cannot calculate similarity between vectors " + "of different dimenstions." + ) if np.shape(vector1)[0] == 1: - return np.min([vector1[0], vector2[0]]) / \ - np.max([vector1[0], vector2[0]]) + return np.min([vector1[0], vector2[0]]) / np.max( + [vector1[0], vector2[0]] + ) else: - return np.dot(vector1, vector2) / \ - (np.linalg.norm(vector1, ord=norm) * - np.linalg.norm(vector2, ord=norm)) + return np.dot(vector1, vector2) / ( + np.linalg.norm(vector1, ord=norm) + * np.linalg.norm(vector2, ord=norm) + ) diff --git a/mala/network/descriptor_scoring_optimizer.py b/mala/network/descriptor_scoring_optimizer.py new file mode 100644 index 000000000..11608f5d3 --- /dev/null +++ b/mala/network/descriptor_scoring_optimizer.py @@ -0,0 +1,554 @@ +"""Base class for ACSD, mutual information and related methods.""" + +from abc import abstractmethod, ABC +import itertools +import os + +import numpy as np + +from mala.datahandling.data_converter import ( + descriptor_input_types, + target_input_types, +) +from mala.descriptors.descriptor import Descriptor +from mala.targets.target import Target +from mala.network.hyperparameter import Hyperparameter +from mala.network.hyper_opt import HyperOpt +from mala.common.parallelizer import get_rank, printout +from mala.descriptors.bispectrum import Bispectrum +from mala.descriptors.atomic_density import AtomicDensity +from mala.descriptors.minterpy_descriptors import MinterpyDescriptors + +descriptor_input_types_descriptor_scoring = descriptor_input_types + [ + "numpy", + "openpmd", +] +target_input_types_descriptor_scoring = target_input_types + [ + "numpy", + "openpmd", +] + + +class DescriptorScoringOptimizer(HyperOpt, ABC): + """ + Base class for all training-free descriptor hyperparameter optimizers. + + These optimizer use alternative metrics ACSD, mutual information, etc. + to tune descriptor hyperparameters. + + Parameters + ---------- + params : mala.common.parametes.Parameters + Parameters used to create this hyperparameter optimizer. + + descriptor_calculator : mala.descriptors.descriptor.Descriptor + The descriptor calculator used for parsing/converting fingerprint + data. If None, the descriptor calculator will be created by this + object using the parameters provided. Default: None + + target_calculator : mala.targets.target.Target + Target calculator used for parsing/converting target data. If None, + the target calculator will be created by this object using the + parameters provided. Default: None + + Attributes + ---------- + best_score : float + Score associated with best-performing trial. + + best_trial_index : int + Index of best-performing trial + """ + + def __init__( + self, params, target_calculator=None, descriptor_calculator=None + ): + super(DescriptorScoringOptimizer, self).__init__(params) + # Calculators used to parse data from compatible files. + self._target_calculator = target_calculator + if self._target_calculator is None: + self._target_calculator = Target(params) + self._descriptor_calculator = descriptor_calculator + if self._descriptor_calculator is None: + self._descriptor_calculator = Descriptor(params) + if not isinstance( + self._descriptor_calculator, Bispectrum + ) and not isinstance(self._descriptor_calculator, AtomicDensity): + raise Exception("Unsupported descriptor type selected.") + + # Internal variables. + self._snapshots = [] + self._snapshot_description = [] + self._snapshot_units = [] + + # Filled after the analysis. + self._labels = [] + self._study = [] + self._reduced_study = None + self._internal_hyperparam_list = None + + # Logging metrics. + self.best_score = None + self.best_trial_index = None + + def add_snapshot( + self, + descriptor_input_type=None, + descriptor_input_path=None, + target_input_type=None, + target_input_path=None, + descriptor_units=None, + target_units=None, + ): + """ + Add a snapshot to be processed. + + Parameters + ---------- + descriptor_input_type : string + Type of descriptor data to be processed. + See mala.datahandling.data_converter.descriptor_input_types + for options. + + descriptor_input_path : string + Path of descriptor data to be processed. + + target_input_type : string + Type of target data to be processed. + See mala.datahandling.data_converter.target_input_types + for options. + + target_input_path : string + Path of target data to be processed. + + descriptor_units : string + Units for descriptor data processing. + + target_units : string + Units for target data processing. + """ + # Check the input. + if descriptor_input_type is not None: + if descriptor_input_path is None: + raise Exception( + "Cannot process descriptor data with no path given." + ) + if ( + descriptor_input_type + not in descriptor_input_types_descriptor_scoring + ): + raise Exception("Cannot process this type of descriptor data.") + else: + raise Exception( + "Cannot calculate scoring metrics without descriptor data." + ) + + if target_input_type is not None: + if target_input_path is None: + raise Exception( + "Cannot process target data with no path given." + ) + if target_input_type not in target_input_types_descriptor_scoring: + raise Exception("Cannot process this type of target data.") + else: + raise Exception( + "Cannot calculate scoring metrics without target data." + ) + + # Assign info. + self._snapshots.append( + {"input": descriptor_input_path, "output": target_input_path} + ) + self._snapshot_description.append( + {"input": descriptor_input_type, "output": target_input_type} + ) + self._snapshot_units.append( + {"input": descriptor_units, "output": target_units} + ) + + def add_hyperparameter(self, name, choices): + """ + Add a hyperparameter to the current investigation. + + Parameters + ---------- + name : string + Name of the hyperparameter. Please note that these names always + have to be the same as the parameter names in + ParametersDescriptors. + + choices : + List of possible choices. + """ + if name not in [ + "bispectrum_twojmax", + "bispectrum_cutoff", + "atomic_density_sigma", + "atomic_density_cutoff", + ]: + raise Exception( + "Unkown hyperparameter for training free descriptor" + "hyperparameter optimization entered." + ) + + self.params.hyperparameters.hlist.append( + Hyperparameter( + hotype="descriptor_scoring", + name=name, + choices=choices, + opttype="categorical", + ) + ) + + def perform_study( + self, file_based_communication=False, return_plotting=False + ): + """ + Perform the study, i.e. the optimization. + + This is done by sampling different descriptors, calculated with + different hyperparameters and then calculating some surrogate score. + """ + # Prepare the hyperparameter lists. + self._construct_hyperparam_list() + hyperparameter_tuples = list( + itertools.product(*self._internal_hyperparam_list) + ) + + # Perform the descriptor scoring analysis separately for each snapshot. + for i in range(0, len(self._snapshots)): + self.best_trial_index = None + self.best_score = None + printout( + "Starting descriptor scoring analysis of snapshot", + str(i), + min_verbosity=1, + ) + current_list = [] + target = self._load_target( + self._snapshots[i], + self._snapshot_description[i], + self._snapshot_units[i], + file_based_communication, + ) + + for idx, hyperparameter_tuple in enumerate(hyperparameter_tuples): + if isinstance(self._descriptor_calculator, Bispectrum): + self.params.descriptors.bispectrum_cutoff = ( + hyperparameter_tuple[0] + ) + self.params.descriptors.bispectrum_twojmax = ( + hyperparameter_tuple[1] + ) + elif isinstance(self._descriptor_calculator, AtomicDensity): + self.params.descriptors.atomic_density_cutoff = ( + hyperparameter_tuple[0] + ) + self.params.descriptors.atomic_density_sigma = ( + hyperparameter_tuple[1] + ) + + descriptor = self._calculate_descriptors( + self._snapshots[i], + self._snapshot_description[i], + self._snapshot_units[i], + ) + if get_rank() == 0: + score = self._calculate_score( + descriptor, + target, + ) + if not np.isnan(score): + self._update_logging(score, idx) + current_list.append( + list(hyperparameter_tuple) + [score] + ) + else: + current_list.append( + list(hyperparameter_tuple) + [np.inf] + ) + + outstring = "[" + for label_id, label in enumerate(self._labels): + outstring += ( + label + ": " + str(hyperparameter_tuple[label_id]) + ) + if label_id < len(self._labels) - 1: + outstring += ", " + outstring += "]" + best_trial_string = ". No suitable trial found yet." + if self.best_score is not None: + best_trial_string = ( + ". Best trial is " + + str(self.best_trial_index) + + " with " + + str(self.best_score) + ) + + printout( + "Trial", + idx, + "finished with score=" + str(score), + "and parameters:", + outstring + best_trial_string, + min_verbosity=1, + ) + + if get_rank() == 0: + self._study.append(current_list) + + if get_rank() == 0: + self._study = np.mean(self._study, axis=0) + + if return_plotting: + results_to_plot = [] + if len(self._internal_hyperparam_list) == 2: + len_first_dim = len(self._internal_hyperparam_list[0]) + len_second_dim = len(self._internal_hyperparam_list[1]) + for i in range(0, len_first_dim): + results_to_plot.append( + self._study[ + i * len_second_dim : (i + 1) * len_second_dim, + 2:, + ] + ) + + if isinstance(self._descriptor_calculator, Bispectrum): + return results_to_plot, { + "twojmax": self._internal_hyperparam_list[1], + "cutoff": self._internal_hyperparam_list[0], + } + if isinstance(self._descriptor_calculator, AtomicDensity): + return results_to_plot, { + "sigma": self._internal_hyperparam_list[1], + "cutoff": self._internal_hyperparam_list[0], + } + + def set_optimal_parameters(self): + """ + Set optimal parameters. + + This function will write the determined hyperparameters directly to + MALA parameters object referenced in this class. + """ + if get_rank() == 0: + best_trial = self._get_best_trial() + minimum_score = self._study[np.argmin(self._study[:, -1])] + if isinstance(self._descriptor_calculator, Bispectrum): + self.params.descriptors.bispectrum_cutoff = best_trial[0] + self.params.descriptors.bispectrum_twojmax = int(best_trial[1]) + printout( + "Descriptor scoring analysis finished, optimal parameters: ", + ) + printout( + "Bispectrum twojmax: ", + self.params.descriptors.bispectrum_twojmax, + ) + printout( + "Bispectrum cutoff: ", + self.params.descriptors.bispectrum_cutoff, + ) + if isinstance(self._descriptor_calculator, AtomicDensity): + self.params.descriptors.atomic_density_cutoff = best_trial[0] + self.params.descriptors.atomic_density_sigma = best_trial[1] + printout( + "Descriptor scoring analysis finished, optimal parameters: ", + ) + printout( + "Atomic density sigma: ", + self.params.descriptors.atomic_density_sigma, + ) + printout( + "Atomic density cutoff: ", + self.params.descriptors.atomic_density_cutoff, + ) + + @abstractmethod + def _get_best_trial(self): + """Determine the best trial as given by this study.""" + pass + + def _construct_hyperparam_list(self): + if isinstance(self._descriptor_calculator, Bispectrum): + if ( + list( + map( + lambda p: "bispectrum_cutoff" in p.name, + self.params.hyperparameters.hlist, + ) + ).count(True) + == 0 + ): + first_dim_list = [self.params.descriptors.bispectrum_cutoff] + else: + first_dim_list = self.params.hyperparameters.hlist[ + list( + map( + lambda p: "bispectrum_cutoff" in p.name, + self.params.hyperparameters.hlist, + ) + ).index(True) + ].choices + + if ( + list( + map( + lambda p: "bispectrum_twojmax" in p.name, + self.params.hyperparameters.hlist, + ) + ).count(True) + == 0 + ): + second_dim_list = [self.params.descriptors.bispectrum_twojmax] + else: + second_dim_list = self.params.hyperparameters.hlist[ + list( + map( + lambda p: "bispectrum_twojmax" in p.name, + self.params.hyperparameters.hlist, + ) + ).index(True) + ].choices + + self._internal_hyperparam_list = [first_dim_list, second_dim_list] + self._labels = ["cutoff", "twojmax"] + + elif isinstance(self._descriptor_calculator, AtomicDensity): + if ( + list( + map( + lambda p: "atomic_density_cutoff" in p.name, + self.params.hyperparameters.hlist, + ) + ).count(True) + == 0 + ): + first_dim_list = [ + self.params.descriptors.atomic_density_cutoff + ] + else: + first_dim_list = self.params.hyperparameters.hlist[ + list( + map( + lambda p: "atomic_density_cutoff" in p.name, + self.params.hyperparameters.hlist, + ) + ).index(True) + ].choices + + if ( + list( + map( + lambda p: "atomic_density_sigma" in p.name, + self.params.hyperparameters.hlist, + ) + ).count(True) + == 0 + ): + second_dim_list = [ + self.params.descriptors.atomic_density_sigma + ] + else: + second_dim_list = self.params.hyperparameters.hlist[ + list( + map( + lambda p: "atomic_density_sigma" in p.name, + self.params.hyperparameters.hlist, + ) + ).index(True) + ].choices + self._internal_hyperparam_list = [first_dim_list, second_dim_list] + self._labels = ["cutoff", "sigma"] + + else: + raise Exception( + "Unkown descriptor calculator selected. Cannot " + "perform descriptor scoring optimization." + ) + + def _calculate_descriptors(self, snapshot, description, original_units): + descriptor_calculation_kwargs = {} + tmp_input = None + if description["input"] == "espresso-out": + descriptor_calculation_kwargs["units"] = original_units["input"] + tmp_input, local_size = ( + self._descriptor_calculator.calculate_from_qe_out( + snapshot["input"], **descriptor_calculation_kwargs + ) + ) + + elif description["input"] is None: + # In this case, only the output is processed. + pass + + else: + raise Exception( + "Unknown file extension, cannot convert descriptor" + ) + if self.params.descriptors._configuration["mpi"]: + tmp_input = self._descriptor_calculator.gather_descriptors( + tmp_input + ) + + return tmp_input + + def _load_target( + self, snapshot, description, original_units, file_based_communication + ): + memmap = None + if ( + self.params.descriptors._configuration["mpi"] + and file_based_communication + ): + memmap = "descriptor_scoring.out.npy_temp" + + target_calculator_kwargs = {} + + # Read the output data + tmp_output = None + if description["output"] == ".cube": + target_calculator_kwargs["units"] = original_units["output"] + target_calculator_kwargs["use_memmap"] = memmap + # If no units are provided we just assume standard units. + tmp_output = self._target_calculator.read_from_cube( + snapshot["output"], **target_calculator_kwargs + ) + + elif description["output"] == ".xsf": + target_calculator_kwargs["units"] = original_units["output"] + target_calculator_kwargs["use_memmap"] = memmap + # If no units are provided we just assume standard units. + tmp_output = self._target_calculator.read_from_xsf( + snapshot["output"], **target_calculator_kwargs + ) + + elif description["output"] == "numpy": + if get_rank() == 0: + tmp_output = self._target_calculator.read_from_numpy_file( + snapshot["output"], units=original_units["output"] + ) + + elif description["output"] == "openpmd": + if get_rank() == 0: + tmp_output = self._target_calculator.read_from_numpy_file( + snapshot["output"], units=original_units["output"] + ) + else: + raise Exception("Unknown file extension, cannot convert target") + + if get_rank() == 0: + if ( + self.params.targets._configuration["mpi"] + and file_based_communication + ): + os.remove(memmap) + + return tmp_output + + @abstractmethod + def _update_logging(self, score, index): + pass + + @abstractmethod + def _calculate_score(self, descriptor, target): + pass diff --git a/mala/network/hyper_opt.py b/mala/network/hyper_opt.py index 87d79fc1e..2311c2ad1 100644 --- a/mala/network/hyper_opt.py +++ b/mala/network/hyper_opt.py @@ -1,4 +1,5 @@ """Base class for all hyperparameter optimizers.""" + from abc import abstractmethod, ABC import os @@ -23,6 +24,11 @@ class HyperOpt(ABC): use_pkl_checkpoints : bool If true, .pkl checkpoints will be created. + + Attributes + ---------- + params : mala.common.parametes.Parameters + MALA Parameters object. """ def __new__(cls, params: Parameters, data=None, use_pkl_checkpoints=False): @@ -46,16 +52,20 @@ def __new__(cls, params: Parameters, data=None, use_pkl_checkpoints=False): if cls == HyperOpt: if params.hyperparameters.hyper_opt_method == "optuna": from mala.network.hyper_opt_optuna import HyperOptOptuna - hoptimizer = super(HyperOpt, HyperOptOptuna).\ - __new__(HyperOptOptuna) + + hoptimizer = super(HyperOpt, HyperOptOptuna).__new__( + HyperOptOptuna + ) if params.hyperparameters.hyper_opt_method == "oat": from mala.network.hyper_opt_oat import HyperOptOAT - hoptimizer = super(HyperOpt, HyperOptOAT).\ - __new__(HyperOptOAT) + + hoptimizer = super(HyperOpt, HyperOptOAT).__new__(HyperOptOAT) if params.hyperparameters.hyper_opt_method == "naswot": from mala.network.hyper_opt_naswot import HyperOptNASWOT - hoptimizer = super(HyperOpt, HyperOptNASWOT).\ - __new__(HyperOptNASWOT) + + hoptimizer = super(HyperOpt, HyperOptNASWOT).__new__( + HyperOptNASWOT + ) if hoptimizer is None: raise Exception("Unknown hyperparameter optimizer requested.") @@ -64,15 +74,17 @@ def __new__(cls, params: Parameters, data=None, use_pkl_checkpoints=False): return hoptimizer - def __init__(self, params: Parameters, data=None, - use_pkl_checkpoints=False): + def __init__( + self, params: Parameters, data=None, use_pkl_checkpoints=False + ): self.params: Parameters = params - self.data_handler = data - self.objective = ObjectiveBase(self.params, self.data_handler) - self.use_pkl_checkpoints = use_pkl_checkpoints + self._data_handler = data + self._objective = ObjectiveBase(self.params, self._data_handler) + self._use_pkl_checkpoints = use_pkl_checkpoints - def add_hyperparameter(self, opttype="float", name="", low=0, high=0, - choices=None): + def add_hyperparameter( + self, opttype="float", name="", low=0, high=0, choices=None + ): """ Add a hyperparameter to the current investigation. @@ -105,15 +117,16 @@ def add_hyperparameter(self, opttype="float", name="", low=0, high=0, choices : List of possible choices (for categorical parameter). """ - self.params.\ - hyperparameters.hlist.append( - Hyperparameter(self.params.hyperparameters. - hyper_opt_method, - opttype=opttype, - name=name, - low=low, - high=high, - choices=choices)) + self.params.hyperparameters.hlist.append( + Hyperparameter( + self.params.hyperparameters.hyper_opt_method, + opttype=opttype, + name=name, + low=low, + high=high, + choices=choices, + ) + ) def clear_hyperparameters(self): """Clear the list of hyperparameters that are to be investigated.""" @@ -145,26 +158,30 @@ def set_parameters(self, trial): The parameters will be written to the parameter object with which the hyperparameter optimizer was created. """ - self.objective.parse_trial(trial) + self._objective.parse_trial(trial) def _save_params_and_scaler(self): # Saving the Scalers is straight forward. - iscaler_name = self.params.hyperparameters.checkpoint_name \ - + "_iscaler.pkl" - oscaler_name = self.params.hyperparameters.checkpoint_name \ - + "_oscaler.pkl" - self.data_handler.input_data_scaler.save(iscaler_name) - self.data_handler.output_data_scaler.save(oscaler_name) + iscaler_name = ( + self.params.hyperparameters.checkpoint_name + "_iscaler.pkl" + ) + oscaler_name = ( + self.params.hyperparameters.checkpoint_name + "_oscaler.pkl" + ) + self._data_handler.input_data_scaler.save(iscaler_name) + self._data_handler.output_data_scaler.save(oscaler_name) # For the parameters we have to make sure we choose the correct # format. - if self.use_pkl_checkpoints: - param_name = self.params.hyperparameters.checkpoint_name \ - + "_params.pkl" + if self._use_pkl_checkpoints: + param_name = ( + self.params.hyperparameters.checkpoint_name + "_params.pkl" + ) self.params.save_as_pickle(param_name) else: - param_name = self.params.hyperparameters.checkpoint_name \ - + "_params.json" + param_name = ( + self.params.hyperparameters.checkpoint_name + "_params.json" + ) self.params.save_as_json(param_name) @classmethod @@ -186,7 +203,6 @@ def checkpoint_exists(cls, checkpoint_name, use_pkl_checkpoints=False): ------- checkpoint_exists : bool True if the checkpoint exists, False otherwise. - """ iscaler_name = checkpoint_name + "_iscaler.pkl" oscaler_name = checkpoint_name + "_oscaler.pkl" @@ -195,12 +211,14 @@ def checkpoint_exists(cls, checkpoint_name, use_pkl_checkpoints=False): else: param_name = checkpoint_name + "_params.json" - return all(map(os.path.isfile, [iscaler_name, oscaler_name, - param_name])) + return all( + map(os.path.isfile, [iscaler_name, oscaler_name, param_name]) + ) @classmethod - def _resume_checkpoint(cls, checkpoint_name, no_data=False, - use_pkl_checkpoints=False): + def _resume_checkpoint( + cls, checkpoint_name, no_data=False, use_pkl_checkpoints=False + ): """ Prepare resumption of hyperparameter optimization from a checkpoint. @@ -228,8 +246,10 @@ def _resume_checkpoint(cls, checkpoint_name, no_data=False, new_hyperopt : HyperOptOptuna The hyperparameter optimizer reconstructed from the checkpoint. """ - printout("Loading hyperparameter optimization from checkpoint.", - min_verbosity=0) + printout( + "Loading hyperparameter optimization from checkpoint.", + min_verbosity=0, + ) # The names are based upon the checkpoint name. iscaler_name = checkpoint_name + "_iscaler.pkl" oscaler_name = checkpoint_name + "_oscaler.pkl" @@ -249,10 +269,12 @@ def _resume_checkpoint(cls, checkpoint_name, no_data=False, # Create a new data handler and prepare the data. if no_data is True: loaded_params.data.use_lazy_loading = True - new_datahandler = DataHandler(loaded_params, - input_data_scaler=loaded_iscaler, - output_data_scaler=loaded_oscaler, - clear_data=False) + new_datahandler = DataHandler( + loaded_params, + input_data_scaler=loaded_iscaler, + output_data_scaler=loaded_oscaler, + clear_data=False, + ) new_datahandler.prepare_data(reparametrize_scaler=False) return loaded_params, new_datahandler, optimizer_name diff --git a/mala/network/hyper_opt_naswot.py b/mala/network/hyper_opt_naswot.py index 3c820ae5c..0d57bedbf 100644 --- a/mala/network/hyper_opt_naswot.py +++ b/mala/network/hyper_opt_naswot.py @@ -1,11 +1,19 @@ """Hyperparameter optimizer working without training.""" + import itertools -import optuna +from functools import cached_property import numpy as np +import optuna -from mala.common.parallelizer import printout, get_rank, get_size, get_comm, \ - barrier +from mala.common.parallelizer import ( + printout, + get_rank, + get_size, + get_comm, + barrier, + parallel_warn, +) from mala.network.hyper_opt import HyperOpt from mala.network.objective_naswot import ObjectiveNASWOT @@ -27,19 +35,81 @@ class HyperOptNASWOT(HyperOpt): def __init__(self, params, data): super(HyperOptNASWOT, self).__init__(params, data) - self.objective = None - self.trial_losses = None - self.best_trial = None - self.trial_list = None - self.ignored_hyperparameters = ["learning_rate", "trainingtype", - "mini_batch_size", - "early_stopping_epochs", - "learning_rate_patience", - "learning_rate_decay"] + self._objective = None + self._trial_losses = None + self._trial_list = None + self._ignored_hyperparameters = [ + "learning_rate", + "optimizer", + "mini_batch_size", + "early_stopping_epochs", + "learning_rate_patience", + "learning_rate_decay", + ] # For parallelization. - self.first_trial = None - self.last_trial = None + self._first_trial = None + self._last_trial = None + + @property + def best_trial_index(self): + """ + Get the index and loss of best trial determined in this NASWOT run. + + This property is read only, and will be recomputed. + + Returns + ------- + best_trial_index : list + A list containing [0] the best trial index and [1] the best + trial loss. + """ + if self._trial_losses is None: + parallel_warn( + "Trial list is not yet computed, cannot determine " + "best trial." + ) + return [-1, np.inf] + + if self.params.use_mpi: + comm = get_comm() + local_result = np.array( + [ + float(np.argmax(self._trial_losses) + self._first_trial), + np.max(self._trial_losses), + ] + ) + all_results = comm.allgather(local_result) + max_on_node = np.argmax(np.array(all_results)[:, 1]) + return [ + int(all_results[max_on_node][0]), + all_results[max_on_node][1], + ] + else: + return [np.argmax(self._trial_losses), np.max(self._trial_losses)] + + @best_trial_index.setter + def best_trial_index(self, value): + pass + + @property + def best_trial(self): + """ + Get the best trial determined in this NASWOT run. + + This property is read only, and will be recomputed. + """ + if self._trial_losses is None: + parallel_warn( + "Trial list is not yet computed, cannot determine " + "best trial." + ) + return None + return self._trial_list[self.best_trial_index[0]] + + @best_trial.setter + def best_trial(self, value): + pass def perform_study(self, trial_list=None): """ @@ -53,95 +123,110 @@ def perform_study(self, trial_list=None): ---------- trial_list : list A list containing trials from either HyperOptOptuna or HyperOptOAT. + + Returns + ------- + best_trial_loss : float + Loss of the best trial. """ # The minibatch size can not vary in the analysis. # This check ensures that e.g. optuna results can be used. for idx, par in enumerate(self.params.hyperparameters.hlist): if par.name == "mini_batch_size": - printout("Removing mini batch size from hyperparameter list, " - "because NASWOT is used.", min_verbosity=0) + printout( + "Removing mini batch size from hyperparameter list, " + "because NASWOT is used.", + min_verbosity=0, + ) self.params.hyperparameters.hlist.pop(idx) # Ideally, this type of HO is called with a list of trials for which # the parameter has to be identified. - self.trial_list = trial_list - if self.trial_list is None: - printout("No trial list provided, one will be created using all " - "possible permutations of hyperparameters. " - "The following hyperparameters will be ignored:", - min_verbosity=0) - printout(self.ignored_hyperparameters) + self._trial_list = trial_list + if self._trial_list is None: + printout( + "No trial list provided, one will be created using all " + "possible permutations of hyperparameters. " + "The following hyperparameters will be ignored:", + min_verbosity=0, + ) + printout(self._ignored_hyperparameters) # Please note for the parallel case: The trial list returned # here is deterministic. - self.trial_list = self.__all_combinations() + self._trial_list = self.__all_combinations() if self.params.use_mpi: - trials_per_rank = int(np.floor((len(self.trial_list) / - get_size()))) - self.first_trial = get_rank()*trials_per_rank - self.last_trial = (get_rank()+1)*trials_per_rank - if get_size() == get_rank()+1: - trials_per_rank += len(self.trial_list) % get_size() - self.last_trial += len(self.trial_list) % get_size() + trials_per_rank = int( + np.floor((len(self._trial_list) / get_size())) + ) + self._first_trial = get_rank() * trials_per_rank + self._last_trial = (get_rank() + 1) * trials_per_rank + if get_size() == get_rank() + 1: + trials_per_rank += len(self._trial_list) % get_size() + self._last_trial += len(self._trial_list) % get_size() # We currently do not support checkpointing in parallel mode # for performance reasons. if self.params.hyperparameters.checkpoints_each_trial != 0: - printout("Checkpointing currently not supported for parallel " - "NASWOT runs, deactivating checkpointing function.") + printout( + "Checkpointing currently not supported for parallel " + "NASWOT runs, deactivating checkpointing function." + ) self.params.hyperparameters.checkpoints_each_trial = 0 else: - self.first_trial = 0 - self.last_trial = len(self.trial_list) + self._first_trial = 0 + self._last_trial = len(self._trial_list) # TODO: For now. Needs some refinements later. - if isinstance(self.trial_list[0], optuna.trial.FrozenTrial) or \ - isinstance(self.trial_list[0], optuna.trial.FixedTrial): + if isinstance( + self._trial_list[0], optuna.trial.FrozenTrial + ) or isinstance(self._trial_list[0], optuna.trial.FixedTrial): trial_type = "optuna" else: trial_type = "oat" - self.objective = ObjectiveNASWOT(self.params, self.data_handler, - trial_type) - printout("Starting NASWOT hyperparameter optimization,", - len(self.trial_list), "trials will be performed.", - min_verbosity=0) - - self.trial_losses = [] - for idx, row in enumerate(self.trial_list[self.first_trial: - self.last_trial]): - trial_loss = self.objective(row) - self.trial_losses.append(trial_loss) + self._objective = ObjectiveNASWOT( + self.params, self._data_handler, trial_type + ) + printout( + "Starting NASWOT hyperparameter optimization,", + len(self._trial_list), + "trials will be performed.", + min_verbosity=0, + ) + + self._trial_losses = [] + for idx, row in enumerate( + self._trial_list[self._first_trial : self._last_trial] + ): + trial_loss = self._objective(row) + self._trial_losses.append(trial_loss) # Output diagnostic information. if self.params.use_mpi: - print("Trial number", idx+self.first_trial, - "finished with:", self.trial_losses[idx]) + print( + "Trial number", + idx + self._first_trial, + "finished with:", + self._trial_losses[idx], + ) else: - best_trial = self.get_best_trial_results() - printout("Trial number", idx, - "finished with:", self.trial_losses[idx], - ", best is trial", best_trial[0], - "with", best_trial[1], min_verbosity=0) + printout( + "Trial number", + idx, + "finished with:", + self._trial_losses[idx], + ", best is trial", + self.best_trial_index[0], + "with", + self.best_trial_index[1], + min_verbosity=0, + ) barrier() # Return the best loss value we could achieve. - return self.get_best_trial_results()[1] - - def get_best_trial_results(self): - """Get the best trial out of the list, including the value.""" - if self.params.use_mpi: - comm = get_comm() - local_result = \ - np.array([float(np.argmax(self.trial_losses) + - self.first_trial), np.max(self.trial_losses)]) - all_results = comm.allgather(local_result) - max_on_node = np.argmax(np.array(all_results)[:, 1]) - return [int(all_results[max_on_node][0]), - all_results[max_on_node][1]] - else: - return [np.argmax(self.trial_losses), np.max(self.trial_losses)] + return self.best_trial_index[1] def set_optimal_parameters(self): """ @@ -150,26 +235,13 @@ def set_optimal_parameters(self): The parameters will be written to the parameter object with which the hyperparameter optimizer was created. """ - # Getting the best trial based on the test errors - if self.params.use_mpi: - comm = get_comm() - local_result = \ - np.array([float(np.argmax(self.trial_losses) + - self.first_trial), np.max(self.trial_losses)]) - all_results = comm.allgather(local_result) - max_on_node = np.argmax(np.array(all_results)[:, 1]) - idx = int(all_results[max_on_node][0]) - else: - idx = self.trial_losses.index(max(self.trial_losses)) - - self.best_trial = self.trial_list[idx] - self.objective.parse_trial(self.best_trial) + self._objective.parse_trial(self.best_trial) def __all_combinations(self): # First, remove all the hyperparameters we don't actually need. indices_to_remove = [] for idx, par in enumerate(self.params.hyperparameters.hlist): - if par.name in self.ignored_hyperparameters: + if par.name in self._ignored_hyperparameters: indices_to_remove.append(idx) for index in sorted(indices_to_remove, reverse=True): del self.params.hyperparameters.hlist[index] @@ -180,16 +252,18 @@ def __all_combinations(self): all_hyperparameters_choices.append(par.choices) # Calculate all possible combinations. - all_combinations = \ - list(itertools.product(*all_hyperparameters_choices)) + all_combinations = list( + itertools.product(*all_hyperparameters_choices) + ) # Now we use these combination to fill a list of FixedTrials. trial_list = [] for combination in all_combinations: params_dict = {} for idx, value in enumerate(combination): - params_dict[self.params.hyperparameters.hlist[idx].name] = \ + params_dict[self.params.hyperparameters.hlist[idx].name] = ( value + ) new_trial = optuna.trial.FixedTrial(params_dict) trial_list.append(new_trial) diff --git a/mala/network/hyper_opt_oat.py b/mala/network/hyper_opt_oat.py index 07d98def9..4642320db 100644 --- a/mala/network/hyper_opt_oat.py +++ b/mala/network/hyper_opt_oat.py @@ -1,10 +1,11 @@ """Hyperparameter optimizer using orthogonal array tuning.""" + from bisect import bisect import itertools -import os import pickle import numpy as np + try: import oapackage as oa except ModuleNotFoundError: @@ -13,7 +14,7 @@ from mala.network.hyper_opt import HyperOpt from mala.network.objective_base import ObjectiveBase from mala.network.hyperparameter_oat import HyperparameterOAT -from mala.common.parallelizer import printout +from mala.common.parallelizer import printout, parallel_warn class HyperOptOAT(HyperOpt): @@ -34,28 +35,62 @@ class HyperOptOAT(HyperOpt): """ def __init__(self, params, data, use_pkl_checkpoints=False): - super(HyperOptOAT, self).__init__(params, data, - use_pkl_checkpoints= - use_pkl_checkpoints) - self.objective = None - self.optimal_params = None - self.checkpoint_counter = 0 + super(HyperOptOAT, self).__init__( + params, data, use_pkl_checkpoints=use_pkl_checkpoints + ) + self._objective = None + self._optimal_params = None + self._checkpoint_counter = 0 # Related to the OA itself. - self.importance = None - self.n_factors = None - self.factor_levels = None - self.strength = None - self.N_runs = None + self._importance = None + self._n_factors = None + self._factor_levels = None + self._strength = None + self._N_runs = None self.__OA = None # Tracking the trial progress. - self.sorted_num_choices = [] - self.current_trial = 0 - self.trial_losses = None + self._sorted_num_choices = [] + self._current_trial = 0 + self._trial_losses = None - def add_hyperparameter(self, opttype="categorical", - name="", choices=None, **kwargs): + @property + def best_trial_index(self): + """ + Get the index and loss of best trial determined in this NASWOT run. + + This property is read only, and will be recomputed. + + Returns + ------- + best_trial_index : list + A list containing [0] the best trial index and [1] the best + trial loss. + """ + if self._trial_losses is None: + parallel_warn( + "Trial list is not yet computed, cannot determine " + "best trial." + ) + return [-1, np.inf] + + if self.params.hyperparameters.direction == "minimize": + return [np.argmin(self._trial_losses), np.min(self._trial_losses)] + elif self.params.hyperparameters.direction == "maximize": + return [np.argmax(self._trial_losses), np.max(self._trial_losses)] + else: + raise Exception( + "Invalid direction for hyperparameter optimization selected." + ) + + @best_trial_index.setter + def best_trial_index(self, value): + pass + + def add_hyperparameter( + self, opttype="categorical", name="", choices=None, **kwargs + ): """ Add hyperparameter. @@ -68,55 +103,68 @@ def add_hyperparameter(self, opttype="categorical", Datatype of the hyperparameter. Follows optuna's naming conventions, but currently only supports "categorical" (a list). """ - if not self.sorted_num_choices: # if empty + if not self._sorted_num_choices: # if empty super(HyperOptOAT, self).add_hyperparameter( - opttype=opttype, name=name, choices=choices) - self.sorted_num_choices.append(len(choices)) + opttype=opttype, name=name, choices=choices + ) + self._sorted_num_choices.append(len(choices)) else: - index = bisect(self.sorted_num_choices, len(choices)) - self.sorted_num_choices.insert(index, len(choices)) + index = bisect(self._sorted_num_choices, len(choices)) + self._sorted_num_choices.insert(index, len(choices)) self.params.hyperparameters.hlist.insert( - index, HyperparameterOAT(opttype=opttype, name=name, - choices=choices)) + index, + HyperparameterOAT(opttype=opttype, name=name, choices=choices), + ) def perform_study(self): """ Perform the study, i.e. the optimization. - Uses Optunas TPE sampler. + Internally constructs an orthogonal array and performs trial NN + trainings based on it. """ if self.__OA is None: - self.__OA = self.get_orthogonal_array() + self.__OA = self._get_orthogonal_array() print(self.__OA) - if self.trial_losses is None: - self.trial_losses = np.zeros(self.__OA.shape[0])+float("inf") + if self._trial_losses is None: + self._trial_losses = np.zeros(self.__OA.shape[0]) + float("inf") - printout("Performing",self.N_runs, - "trials, starting with trial number", self.current_trial, - min_verbosity=0) + printout( + "Performing", + self._N_runs, + "trials, starting with trial number", + self._current_trial, + min_verbosity=0, + ) # The parameters could have changed. - self.objective = ObjectiveBase(self.params, self.data_handler) + self._objective = ObjectiveBase(self.params, self._data_handler) # Iterate over the OA and perform the trials. - for i in range(self.current_trial, self.N_runs): + for i in range(self._current_trial, self._N_runs): row = self.__OA[i] - self.trial_losses[self.current_trial] = self.objective(row) + self._trial_losses[self._current_trial] = self._objective(row) # Output diagnostic information. - best_trial = self.get_best_trial_results() - printout("Trial number", self.current_trial, - "finished with:", self.trial_losses[self.current_trial], - ", best is trial", best_trial[0], - "with", best_trial[1], min_verbosity=0) - self.current_trial += 1 + printout( + "Trial number", + self._current_trial, + "finished with:", + self._trial_losses[self._current_trial], + ", best is trial", + self.best_trial_index[0], + "with", + self.best_trial_index[1], + min_verbosity=0, + ) + self._current_trial += 1 self.__create_checkpointing(row) # Perform Range Analysis - self.get_optimal_parameters() + self._range_analysis() - def get_optimal_parameters(self): + def _range_analysis(self): """ Find the optimal set of hyperparameters by doing range analysis. @@ -124,22 +172,31 @@ def get_optimal_parameters(self): """ printout("Performing Range Analysis.", min_verbosity=1) - def indices(idx, val): return np.where( - self.__OA[:, idx] == val)[0] - R = [[self.trial_losses[indices(idx, l)].sum() for l in range(levels)] - for (idx, levels) in enumerate(self.factor_levels)] + def indices(idx, val): + return np.where(self.__OA[:, idx] == val)[0] + + R = [ + [self._trial_losses[indices(idx, l)].sum() for l in range(levels)] + for (idx, levels) in enumerate(self._factor_levels) + ] - A = [[i/len(j) for i in j] for j in R] + A = [[i / len(j) for i in j] for j in R] # Taking loss as objective to minimise - self.optimal_params = np.array([i.index(min(i)) for i in A]) - self.importance = np.argsort([max(i)-min(i) for i in A]) + self._optimal_params = np.array([i.index(min(i)) for i in A]) + self._importance = np.argsort([max(i) - min(i) for i in A]) def show_order_of_importance(self): """Print the order of importance of the hyperparameters.""" printout("Order of Importance: ", min_verbosity=0) printout( - *[self.params.hyperparameters.hlist[idx].name for idx in self.importance], sep=" < ", min_verbosity=0) + *[ + self.params.hyperparameters.hlist[idx].name + for idx in self._importance + ], + sep=" < ", + min_verbosity=0 + ) def set_optimal_parameters(self): """ @@ -148,22 +205,23 @@ def set_optimal_parameters(self): The parameters will be written to the parameter object with which the hyperparameter optimizer was created. """ - self.objective.parse_trial_oat(self.optimal_params) + self._objective.parse_trial_oat(self._optimal_params) - def get_orthogonal_array(self): + def _get_orthogonal_array(self): """ Generate the best OA used for optimal hyperparameter sampling. This is function is taken from the example notebook of OApackage. """ self.__check_factor_levels() - print("Sorted factor levels:", self.sorted_num_choices) - self.n_factors = len(self.params.hyperparameters.hlist) + print("Sorted factor levels:", self._sorted_num_choices) + self._n_factors = len(self.params.hyperparameters.hlist) - self.factor_levels = [par.num_choices for par in self.params. - hyperparameters.hlist] + self._factor_levels = [ + par.num_choices for par in self.params.hyperparameters.hlist + ] - self.strength = 2 + self._strength = 2 arraylist = None # This is a little bit hacky. @@ -175,22 +233,25 @@ def get_orthogonal_array(self): # holds. x is unknown, but we can be confident that it should be # small. So simply trying 3 time should be fine for now. for i in range(1, 4): - self.N_runs = self.number_of_runs()*i - print("Trying run size:", self.N_runs) + self._N_runs = self._number_of_runs() * i + print("Trying run size:", self._N_runs) print("Generating Suitable Orthogonal Array.") - arrayclass = oa.arraydata_t(self.factor_levels, self.N_runs, - self.strength, - self.n_factors) + arrayclass = oa.arraydata_t( + self._factor_levels, + self._N_runs, + self._strength, + self._n_factors, + ) arraylist = [arrayclass.create_root()] # extending the orthogonal array options = oa.OAextend() options.setAlgorithmAuto(arrayclass) - for _ in range(self.strength + 1, self.n_factors + 1): - arraylist_extensions = oa.extend_arraylist(arraylist, - arrayclass, - options) + for _ in range(self._strength + 1, self._n_factors + 1): + arraylist_extensions = oa.extend_arraylist( + arraylist, arrayclass, options + ) dd = np.array([a.Defficiency() for a in arraylist_extensions]) idxs = np.argsort(dd) arraylist = [arraylist_extensions[ii] for ii in idxs] @@ -198,13 +259,15 @@ def get_orthogonal_array(self): break if not arraylist: - raise Exception("No orthogonal array exists with such a " - "parameter combination.") - + raise Exception( + "No orthogonal array exists with such a " + "parameter combination." + ) + else: return np.unique(np.array(arraylist[0]), axis=0) - def number_of_runs(self): + def _number_of_runs(self): """ Calculate the minimum number of runs required for an Orthogonal array. @@ -212,39 +275,36 @@ def number_of_runs(self): See also here: https://oapackage.readthedocs.io/en/latest/examples/example_minimal_number_of_runs_oa.html """ - runs = [np.prod(tt) for tt in itertools.combinations( - self.factor_levels, self.strength)] + runs = [ + np.prod(tt) + for tt in itertools.combinations( + self._factor_levels, self._strength + ) + ] N = np.lcm.reduce(runs) return int(N) - def get_best_trial_results(self): - """Get the best trial out of the list, including the value.""" - if self.params.hyperparameters.direction == "minimize": - return [np.argmin(self.trial_losses), np.min(self.trial_losses)] - elif self.params.hyperparameters.direction == "maximize": - return [np.argmax(self.trial_losses), np.max(self.trial_losses)] - else: - raise Exception("Invalid direction for hyperparameter optimization" - "selected.") - def __check_factor_levels(self): """Check that the factors are in a decreasing order.""" - dx = np.diff(self.sorted_num_choices) + dx = np.diff(self._sorted_num_choices) if np.all(dx >= 0): # Factors in increasing order, we have to reverse the order. - self.sorted_num_choices.reverse() + self._sorted_num_choices.reverse() self.params.hyperparameters.hlist.reverse() elif np.all(dx <= 0): # Factors are in decreasing order, we don't have to do anything. pass else: - raise Exception("Please use hyperparameters in increasing or " - "decreasing order of number of choices") + raise Exception( + "Please use hyperparameters in increasing or " + "decreasing order of number of choices" + ) @classmethod - def resume_checkpoint(cls, checkpoint_name, no_data=False, - use_pkl_checkpoints=False): + def resume_checkpoint( + cls, checkpoint_name, no_data=False, use_pkl_checkpoints=False + ): """ Prepare resumption of hyperparameter optimization from a checkpoint. @@ -275,12 +335,16 @@ def resume_checkpoint(cls, checkpoint_name, no_data=False, new_hyperopt : HyperOptOAT The hyperparameter optimizer reconstructed from the checkpoint. """ - loaded_params, new_datahandler, optimizer_name = \ - cls._resume_checkpoint(checkpoint_name, no_data=no_data, - use_pkl_checkpoints=use_pkl_checkpoints) - new_hyperopt = HyperOptOAT.load_from_file(loaded_params, - optimizer_name, - new_datahandler) + loaded_params, new_datahandler, optimizer_name = ( + cls._resume_checkpoint( + checkpoint_name, + no_data=no_data, + use_pkl_checkpoints=use_pkl_checkpoints, + ) + ) + new_hyperopt = HyperOptOAT.load_from_file( + loaded_params, optimizer_name, new_datahandler + ) return loaded_params, new_datahandler, new_hyperopt @@ -308,69 +372,83 @@ def load_from_file(cls, params, file_path, data): The hyperparameter optimizer that was loaded from the file. """ # First, load the checkpoint. - with open(file_path, 'rb') as handle: + with open(file_path, "rb") as handle: loaded_tracking_data = pickle.load(handle) loaded_hyperopt = HyperOptOAT(params, data) - loaded_hyperopt.sorted_num_choices = \ - loaded_tracking_data["sorted_num_choices"] - loaded_hyperopt.current_trial = \ - loaded_tracking_data["current_trial"] - loaded_hyperopt.trial_losses = \ - loaded_tracking_data["trial_losses"] - loaded_hyperopt.importance = loaded_tracking_data["importance"] - loaded_hyperopt.n_factors = loaded_tracking_data["n_factors"] - loaded_hyperopt.factor_levels = \ - loaded_tracking_data["factor_levels"] - loaded_hyperopt.strength = loaded_tracking_data["strength"] - loaded_hyperopt.N_runs = loaded_tracking_data["N_runs"] + loaded_hyperopt._sorted_num_choices = loaded_tracking_data[ + "sorted_num_choices" + ] + loaded_hyperopt._current_trial = loaded_tracking_data[ + "current_trial" + ] + loaded_hyperopt._trial_losses = loaded_tracking_data[ + "trial_losses" + ] + loaded_hyperopt._importance = loaded_tracking_data["importance"] + loaded_hyperopt._n_factors = loaded_tracking_data["n_factors"] + loaded_hyperopt._factor_levels = loaded_tracking_data[ + "factor_levels" + ] + loaded_hyperopt._strength = loaded_tracking_data["strength"] + loaded_hyperopt._N_runs = loaded_tracking_data["N_runs"] loaded_hyperopt.__OA = loaded_tracking_data["OA"] return loaded_hyperopt def __create_checkpointing(self, trial): """Create a checkpoint of optuna study, if necessary.""" - self.checkpoint_counter += 1 + self._checkpoint_counter += 1 need_to_checkpoint = False - if self.checkpoint_counter >= self.params.hyperparameters.\ - checkpoints_each_trial and self.params.hyperparameters.\ - checkpoints_each_trial > 0: + if ( + self._checkpoint_counter + >= self.params.hyperparameters.checkpoints_each_trial + and self.params.hyperparameters.checkpoints_each_trial > 0 + ): need_to_checkpoint = True - printout(str(self.params.hyperparameters. - checkpoints_each_trial)+" trials have passed, creating a " - "checkpoint for hyperparameter " - "optimization.", min_verbosity=1) - if self.params.hyperparameters.checkpoints_each_trial < 0 and \ - np.argmin(self.trial_losses) == self.current_trial-1: + printout( + str(self.params.hyperparameters.checkpoints_each_trial) + + " trials have passed, creating a " + "checkpoint for hyperparameter " + "optimization.", + min_verbosity=1, + ) + if ( + self.params.hyperparameters.checkpoints_each_trial < 0 + and np.argmin(self._trial_losses) == self._current_trial - 1 + ): need_to_checkpoint = True - printout("Best trial is "+str(self.current_trial-1)+", creating a " - "checkpoint for it.", min_verbosity=1) + printout( + "Best trial is " + + str(self._current_trial - 1) + + ", creating a " + "checkpoint for it.", + min_verbosity=1, + ) if need_to_checkpoint is True: # We need to create a checkpoint! - self.checkpoint_counter = 0 + self._checkpoint_counter = 0 self._save_params_and_scaler() - # Next, we save all the other objects. - # Here some horovod stuff would have to go. - # But so far, the optuna implementation is not horovod-ready... - # if self.params.use_horovod: - # if hvd.rank() != 0: - # return # The study only has to be saved if the no RDB storage is used. if self.params.hyperparameters.rdb_storage is None: - hyperopt_name = self.params.hyperparameters.checkpoint_name \ - + "_hyperopt.pth" - - study = {"sorted_num_choices": self.sorted_num_choices, - "current_trial": self.current_trial, - "trial_losses": self.trial_losses, - "importance": self.importance, - "n_factors": self.n_factors, - "factor_levels": self.factor_levels, - "strength": self.strength, - "N_runs": self.N_runs, - "OA": self.__OA} - with open(hyperopt_name, 'wb') as handle: + hyperopt_name = ( + self.params.hyperparameters.checkpoint_name + + "_hyperopt.pth" + ) + + study = { + "sorted_num_choices": self._sorted_num_choices, + "current_trial": self._current_trial, + "trial_losses": self._trial_losses, + "importance": self._importance, + "n_factors": self._n_factors, + "factor_levels": self._factor_levels, + "strength": self._strength, + "N_runs": self._N_runs, + "OA": self.__OA, + } + with open(hyperopt_name, "wb") as handle: pickle.dump(study, handle, protocol=4) diff --git a/mala/network/hyper_opt_optuna.py b/mala/network/hyper_opt_optuna.py index 78ccaf114..623c7415c 100644 --- a/mala/network/hyper_opt_optuna.py +++ b/mala/network/hyper_opt_optuna.py @@ -1,4 +1,5 @@ """Hyperparameter optimizer using optuna.""" + import pickle import optuna @@ -24,19 +25,32 @@ class HyperOptOptuna(HyperOpt): use_pkl_checkpoints : bool If true, .pkl checkpoints will be created. + + Attributes + ---------- + params : mala.common.parameters.Parameters + MALA Parameters object. + + objective : mala.network.objective_base.ObjectiveBase + MALA objective to be optimized, i.e., a MALA NN model training. + + study : optuna.study.Study + An Optuna study used to collect the results of the hyperparameter + optimization. """ def __init__(self, params, data, use_pkl_checkpoints=False): - super(HyperOptOptuna, self).__init__(params, data, - use_pkl_checkpoints= - use_pkl_checkpoints) + super(HyperOptOptuna, self).__init__( + params, data, use_pkl_checkpoints=use_pkl_checkpoints + ) self.params = params # Make the sample behave in a reproducible way, if so specified by # the user. - sampler = optuna.samplers.TPESampler(seed=params.manual_seed, - multivariate=params. - hyperparameters.use_multivariate) + sampler = optuna.samplers.TPESampler( + seed=params.manual_seed, + multivariate=params.hyperparameters.use_multivariate, + ) # See if the user specified a pruner. pruner = None @@ -47,44 +61,51 @@ def __init__(self, params, data, use_pkl_checkpoints=False): if self.params.hyperparameters.number_training_per_trial > 1: pruner = MultiTrainingPruner(self.params) else: - printout("MultiTrainingPruner requested, but only one " - "training" - "per trial specified; Skipping pruner creation.") + printout( + "MultiTrainingPruner requested, but only one " + "training" + "per trial specified; Skipping pruner creation." + ) else: raise Exception("Invalid pruner type selected.") # Create the study. if self.params.hyperparameters.rdb_storage is None: - self.study = optuna.\ - create_study(direction=self.params.hyperparameters.direction, - sampler=sampler, - study_name=self.params.hyperparameters. - study_name, - pruner=pruner) + self.study = optuna.create_study( + direction=self.params.hyperparameters.direction, + sampler=sampler, + study_name=self.params.hyperparameters.study_name, + pruner=pruner, + ) else: if self.params.hyperparameters.study_name is None: - raise Exception("If RDB storage is used, a name for the study " - "has to be provided.") + raise Exception( + "If RDB storage is used, a name for the study " + "has to be provided." + ) if "sqlite" in self.params.hyperparameters.rdb_storage: - engine_kwargs = {"connect_args": {"timeout": self.params. - hyperparameters.sqlite_timeout}} + engine_kwargs = { + "connect_args": { + "timeout": self.params.hyperparameters.sqlite_timeout + } + } else: engine_kwargs = None rdb_storage = optuna.storages.RDBStorage( - url=self.params.hyperparameters.rdb_storage, - heartbeat_interval=self.params.hyperparameters. - rdb_storage_heartbeat, - engine_kwargs=engine_kwargs) - - self.study = optuna.\ - create_study(direction=self.params.hyperparameters.direction, - sampler=sampler, - study_name=self.params.hyperparameters. - study_name, - storage=rdb_storage, - load_if_exists=True, - pruner=pruner) - self.checkpoint_counter = 0 + url=self.params.hyperparameters.rdb_storage, + heartbeat_interval=self.params.hyperparameters.rdb_storage_heartbeat, + engine_kwargs=engine_kwargs, + ) + + self.study = optuna.create_study( + direction=self.params.hyperparameters.direction, + sampler=sampler, + study_name=self.params.hyperparameters.study_name, + storage=rdb_storage, + load_if_exists=True, + pruner=pruner, + ) + self._checkpoint_counter = 0 def perform_study(self): """ @@ -92,18 +113,23 @@ def perform_study(self): This is done by sampling a certain subset of network architectures. In this case, optuna is used. + + Returns + ------- + best_trial_loss : float + Loss of the best trial. """ # The parameters could have changed. - self.objective = ObjectiveBase(self.params, self.data_handler) + self.objective = ObjectiveBase(self.params, self._data_handler) # Fill callback list based on user checkpoint wishes. callback_list = [self.__check_stopping] if self.params.hyperparameters.checkpoints_each_trial != 0: callback_list.append(self.__create_checkpointing) - self.study.optimize(self.objective, - n_trials=None, - callbacks=callback_list) + self.study.optimize( + self.objective, n_trials=None, callbacks=callback_list + ) # Return the best lost value we could achieve. return self.study.best_value @@ -122,13 +148,16 @@ def get_trials_from_study(self): """ Return the trials from the last study. + Only returns completed trials. + Returns ------- last_trials: list A list of optuna.FrozenTrial objects. """ - return self.study.get_trials(states=(optuna.trial. - TrialState.COMPLETE, )) + return self.study.get_trials( + states=(optuna.trial.TrialState.COMPLETE,) + ) @staticmethod def requeue_zombie_trials(study_name, rdb_storage): @@ -154,24 +183,41 @@ def requeue_zombie_trials(study_name, rdb_storage): study_name : string Name of the study in the storage. Same as the checkpoint name. """ - study_to_clean = optuna.load_study(study_name=study_name, - storage=rdb_storage) - parallel_warn("WARNING: Your about to clean/requeue a study." - " This operation should not be done to an already" - " running study.") + study_to_clean = optuna.load_study( + study_name=study_name, storage=rdb_storage + ) + parallel_warn( + "WARNING: Your about to clean/requeue a study." + " This operation should not be done to an already" + " running study." + ) trials = study_to_clean.get_trials() cleaned_trials = [] for trial in trials: if trial.state == optuna.trial.TrialState.RUNNING: - study_to_clean._storage.set_trial_state(trial._trial_id, - optuna.trial. - TrialState.WAITING) + kwds = dict( + trial_id=trial._trial_id, + state=optuna.trial.TrialState.WAITING, + ) + if hasattr(study_to_clean._storage, "set_trial_state"): + # Optuna 2.x + study_to_clean._storage.set_trial_state(**kwds) + else: + # Optuna 3.x + study_to_clean._storage.set_trial_state_values( + values=None, **kwds + ) cleaned_trials.append(trial.number) printout("Cleaned trials: ", cleaned_trials, min_verbosity=0) @classmethod - def resume_checkpoint(cls, checkpoint_name, alternative_storage_path=None, - no_data=False, use_pkl_checkpoints=False): + def resume_checkpoint( + cls, + checkpoint_name, + alternative_storage_path=None, + no_data=False, + use_pkl_checkpoints=False, + ): """ Prepare resumption of hyperparameter optimization from a checkpoint. @@ -208,15 +254,20 @@ def resume_checkpoint(cls, checkpoint_name, alternative_storage_path=None, new_hyperopt : HyperOptOptuna The hyperparameter optimizer reconstructed from the checkpoint. """ - loaded_params, new_datahandler, optimizer_name = \ - cls._resume_checkpoint(checkpoint_name, no_data=no_data, - use_pkl_checkpoints=use_pkl_checkpoints) + loaded_params, new_datahandler, optimizer_name = ( + cls._resume_checkpoint( + checkpoint_name, + no_data=no_data, + use_pkl_checkpoints=use_pkl_checkpoints, + ) + ) if alternative_storage_path is not None: - loaded_params.hyperparameters.rdb_storage = \ + loaded_params.hyperparameters.rdb_storage = ( alternative_storage_path - new_hyperopt = HyperOptOptuna.load_from_file(loaded_params, - optimizer_name, - new_datahandler) + ) + new_hyperopt = HyperOptOptuna.load_from_file( + loaded_params, optimizer_name, new_datahandler + ) return loaded_params, new_datahandler, new_hyperopt @@ -245,7 +296,7 @@ def load_from_file(cls, params, file_path, data): """ # First, load the checkpoint. if params.hyperparameters.rdb_storage is None: - with open(file_path, 'rb') as handle: + with open(file_path, "rb") as handle: loaded_study = pickle.load(handle) # Now, create the Trainer class with it. @@ -265,15 +316,22 @@ def __get_number_of_completed_trials(self, study): # then RUNNING trials might be Zombie trials. # See if self.params.hyperparameters.rdb_storage_heartbeat is None: - return len([t for t in study.trials if - t.state == optuna.trial. - TrialState.COMPLETE]) + return len( + [ + t + for t in study.trials + if t.state == optuna.trial.TrialState.COMPLETE + ] + ) else: - return len([t for t in study.trials if - t.state == optuna.trial. - TrialState.COMPLETE or - t.state == optuna.trial. - TrialState.RUNNING]) + return len( + [ + t + for t in study.trials + if t.state == optuna.trial.TrialState.COMPLETE + or t.state == optuna.trial.TrialState.RUNNING + ] + ) def __check_stopping(self, study, trial): """Check if this trial was already the maximum number of trials.""" @@ -292,53 +350,64 @@ def __check_stopping(self, study, trial): # Only check if there are trials to be checked. if completed_trials > 0: - if self.params.hyperparameters.number_bad_trials_before_stopping is \ - not None and self.params.hyperparameters.\ - number_bad_trials_before_stopping > 0: - if trial.number - self.study.best_trial.number >= \ - self.params.hyperparameters.\ - number_bad_trials_before_stopping: - printout("No new best trial found in", - self.params.hyperparameters. - number_bad_trials_before_stopping, - "attempts, stopping the study.") + if ( + self.params.hyperparameters.number_bad_trials_before_stopping + is not None + and self.params.hyperparameters.number_bad_trials_before_stopping + > 0 + ): + if ( + trial.number - self.study.best_trial.number + >= self.params.hyperparameters.number_bad_trials_before_stopping + ): + printout( + "No new best trial found in", + self.params.hyperparameters.number_bad_trials_before_stopping, + "attempts, stopping the study.", + ) self.study.stop() def __create_checkpointing(self, study, trial): """Create a checkpoint of optuna study, if necessary.""" - self.checkpoint_counter += 1 + self._checkpoint_counter += 1 need_to_checkpoint = False - if self.checkpoint_counter >= self.params.hyperparameters.\ - checkpoints_each_trial and self.params.hyperparameters.\ - checkpoints_each_trial > 0: + if ( + self._checkpoint_counter + >= self.params.hyperparameters.checkpoints_each_trial + and self.params.hyperparameters.checkpoints_each_trial > 0 + ): need_to_checkpoint = True - printout(str(self.params.hyperparameters. - checkpoints_each_trial)+" trials have passed, creating a " - "checkpoint for hyperparameter " - "optimization.", min_verbosity=0) - if self.params.hyperparameters.checkpoints_each_trial < 0 and \ - self.__get_number_of_completed_trials(study) > 0: - if trial.number == study.best_trial.number: - need_to_checkpoint = True - printout("Best trial is "+str(trial.number)+", creating a " - "checkpoint for it.", min_verbosity=0) + printout( + str(self.params.hyperparameters.checkpoints_each_trial) + + " trials have passed, creating a " + "checkpoint for hyperparameter " + "optimization.", + min_verbosity=0, + ) + if ( + self.params.hyperparameters.checkpoints_each_trial < 0 + and self.__get_number_of_completed_trials(study) > 0 + ): + if trial.number == study.best_trial.number: + need_to_checkpoint = True + printout( + "Best trial is " + str(trial.number) + ", creating a " + "checkpoint for it.", + min_verbosity=0, + ) if need_to_checkpoint is True: # We need to create a checkpoint! - self.checkpoint_counter = 0 + self._checkpoint_counter = 0 self._save_params_and_scaler() - # Next, we save all the other objects. - # Here some horovod stuff would have to go. - # But so far, the optuna implementation is not horovod-ready... - # if self.params.use_horovod: - # if hvd.rank() != 0: - # return # The study only has to be saved if the no RDB storage is used. if self.params.hyperparameters.rdb_storage is None: - hyperopt_name = self.params.hyperparameters.checkpoint_name \ - + "_hyperopt.pth" - with open(hyperopt_name, 'wb') as handle: + hyperopt_name = ( + self.params.hyperparameters.checkpoint_name + + "_hyperopt.pth" + ) + with open(hyperopt_name, "wb") as handle: pickle.dump(self.study, handle, protocol=4) diff --git a/mala/network/hyperparameter.py b/mala/network/hyperparameter.py index 14a81aa87..17f0111ab 100644 --- a/mala/network/hyperparameter.py +++ b/mala/network/hyperparameter.py @@ -1,4 +1,5 @@ """Interface function to get the correct type of hyperparameter.""" + from mala.common.json_serializable import JSONSerializable @@ -43,14 +44,44 @@ class Hyperparameter(JSONSerializable): choices : list List of possible choices (for categorical parameter). - Returns - ------- - hyperparameter : HyperparameterOptuna or HyperparameterOAT or HyperparameterNASWOT or HyperparameterACSD - Hyperparameter in desired format. + Attributes + ---------- + opttype : string + Datatype of the hyperparameter. Follows optunas naming convetions. + In principle supported are: + + - float + - int + - categorical (list) + + Float and int are not available for OA based approaches at the + moment. + + name : string + Name of the hyperparameter. Please note that these names always + have to be distinct; if you e.g. want to investigate multiple + layer sizes use e.g. ff_neurons_layer_001, ff_neurons_layer_002, + etc. as names. + + low : float or int + Lower bound for numerical parameter. + + high : float or int + Higher bound for numerical parameter. + + choices : list + List of possible choices (for categorical parameter). """ - def __new__(cls, hotype=None, opttype="float", name="", low=0, high=0, - choices=None): + def __new__( + cls, + hotype=None, + opttype="float", + name="", + low=0, + high=0, + choices=None, + ): """ Create a Hyperparameter instance. @@ -96,29 +127,50 @@ def __new__(cls, hotype=None, opttype="float", name="", low=0, high=0, hparam = None if cls == Hyperparameter: if hotype == "optuna": - from mala.network.hyperparameter_optuna import \ - HyperparameterOptuna - hparam = HyperparameterOptuna(hotype=hotype, - opttype=opttype, name=name, - low=low, - high=high, choices=choices) + from mala.network.hyperparameter_optuna import ( + HyperparameterOptuna, + ) + + hparam = HyperparameterOptuna( + hotype=hotype, + opttype=opttype, + name=name, + low=low, + high=high, + choices=choices, + ) if hotype == "naswot": - from mala.network.hyperparameter_naswot import \ - HyperparameterNASWOT - hparam = HyperparameterNASWOT(hotype=hotype, - opttype=opttype, name=name, - low=low, - high=high, choices=choices) + from mala.network.hyperparameter_naswot import ( + HyperparameterNASWOT, + ) + + hparam = HyperparameterNASWOT( + hotype=hotype, + opttype=opttype, + name=name, + low=low, + high=high, + choices=choices, + ) if hotype == "oat": from mala.network.hyperparameter_oat import HyperparameterOAT - hparam = HyperparameterOAT(hotype=hotype, - opttype=opttype, name=name, - choices=choices) - if hotype == "acsd": - from mala.network.hyperparameter_acsd import HyperparameterACSD - hparam = HyperparameterACSD(hotype=hotype, - opttype=opttype, name=name, - low=low, high=high, choices=choices) + + hparam = HyperparameterOAT( + hotype=hotype, opttype=opttype, name=name, choices=choices + ) + if hotype == "descriptor_scoring": + from mala.network.hyperparameter_descriptor_scoring import ( + HyperparameterDescriptorScoring, + ) + + hparam = HyperparameterDescriptorScoring( + hotype=hotype, + opttype=opttype, + name=name, + low=low, + high=high, + choices=choices, + ) if hparam is None: raise Exception("Unsupported hyperparameter.") @@ -126,8 +178,15 @@ def __new__(cls, hotype=None, opttype="float", name="", low=0, high=0, hparam = super(Hyperparameter, cls).__new__(cls) return hparam - def __init__(self, hotype=None, opttype="float", name="", low=0, high=0, - choices=None): + def __init__( + self, + hotype=None, + opttype="float", + name="", + low=0, + high=0, + choices=None, + ): super(Hyperparameter, self).__init__() self.opttype = opttype self.name = name diff --git a/mala/network/hyperparameter_acsd.py b/mala/network/hyperparameter_descriptor_scoring.py similarity index 70% rename from mala/network/hyperparameter_acsd.py rename to mala/network/hyperparameter_descriptor_scoring.py index 10c3b6a98..34428f1d6 100644 --- a/mala/network/hyperparameter_acsd.py +++ b/mala/network/hyperparameter_descriptor_scoring.py @@ -1,10 +1,9 @@ """Hyperparameter to use with optuna.""" -from optuna.trial import Trial from mala.network.hyperparameter import Hyperparameter -class HyperparameterACSD(Hyperparameter): +class HyperparameterDescriptorScoring(Hyperparameter): """Represents an optuna parameter. Parameters @@ -36,12 +35,18 @@ class HyperparameterACSD(Hyperparameter): List of possible choices (for categorical parameter). """ - def __init__(self, hotype=None, opttype="float", name="", low=0, high=0, choices=None): - super(HyperparameterACSD, self).__init__(opttype=opttype, - name=name, - low=low, - high=high, - choices=choices) + def __init__( + self, + hotype=None, + opttype="float", + name="", + low=0, + high=0, + choices=None, + ): + super(HyperparameterDescriptorScoring, self).__init__( + opttype=opttype, name=name, low=low, high=high, choices=choices + ) # For now, only three types of hyperparameters are allowed: # Lists, floats and ints. diff --git a/mala/network/hyperparameter_naswot.py b/mala/network/hyperparameter_naswot.py index 433191ee2..9de617185 100644 --- a/mala/network/hyperparameter_naswot.py +++ b/mala/network/hyperparameter_naswot.py @@ -1,4 +1,5 @@ """Hyperparameter to use with optuna.""" + from mala.network.hyperparameter_optuna import HyperparameterOptuna @@ -36,13 +37,18 @@ class HyperparameterNASWOT(HyperparameterOptuna): List of possible choices (for categorical parameter). """ - def __init__(self, hotype=None, opttype="categorical", name="", low=0, high=0, - choices=None): - super(HyperparameterNASWOT, self).__init__(opttype=opttype, - name=name, - low=low, - high=high, - choices=choices) + def __init__( + self, + hotype=None, + opttype="categorical", + name="", + low=0, + high=0, + choices=None, + ): + super(HyperparameterNASWOT, self).__init__( + opttype=opttype, name=name, low=low, high=high, choices=choices + ) # For NASWOT, only categoricals are allowed. if self.opttype != "categorical": diff --git a/mala/network/hyperparameter_oat.py b/mala/network/hyperparameter_oat.py index f5e418458..a1178d5a5 100644 --- a/mala/network/hyperparameter_oat.py +++ b/mala/network/hyperparameter_oat.py @@ -29,11 +29,18 @@ class HyperparameterOAT(Hyperparameter): List of possible choices (for categorical parameter). """ - def __init__(self, hotype=None, opttype="categorical", name="", choices=[], - low=0, high=0): - super(HyperparameterOAT, self).__init__(opttype=opttype, - name=name, - choices=choices) + def __init__( + self, + hotype=None, + opttype="categorical", + name="", + choices=[], + low=0, + high=0, + ): + super(HyperparameterOAT, self).__init__( + opttype=opttype, name=name, choices=choices + ) if self.opttype != "categorical": raise Exception("Unsupported Hyperparameter type.") diff --git a/mala/network/hyperparameter_optuna.py b/mala/network/hyperparameter_optuna.py index be948e7ad..ee67910e8 100644 --- a/mala/network/hyperparameter_optuna.py +++ b/mala/network/hyperparameter_optuna.py @@ -1,4 +1,5 @@ """Hyperparameter to use with optuna.""" + from optuna.trial import Trial from mala.network.hyperparameter import Hyperparameter @@ -36,17 +37,26 @@ class HyperparameterOptuna(Hyperparameter): List of possible choices (for categorical parameter). """ - def __init__(self, hotype=None, opttype="float", name="", low=0, high=0, choices=None): - super(HyperparameterOptuna, self).__init__(opttype=opttype, - name=name, - low=low, - high=high, - choices=choices) + def __init__( + self, + hotype=None, + opttype="float", + name="", + low=0, + high=0, + choices=None, + ): + super(HyperparameterOptuna, self).__init__( + opttype=opttype, name=name, low=low, high=high, choices=choices + ) # For now, only three types of hyperparameters are allowed: # Lists, floats and ints. - if self.opttype != "float" and self.opttype != "int" and self.opttype \ - != "categorical": + if ( + self.opttype != "float" + and self.opttype != "int" + and self.opttype != "categorical" + ): raise Exception("Unsupported Hyperparameter type.") def get_parameter(self, trial: Trial): diff --git a/mala/network/multi_training_pruner.py b/mala/network/multi_training_pruner.py index 205025d5a..83ac462ee 100644 --- a/mala/network/multi_training_pruner.py +++ b/mala/network/multi_training_pruner.py @@ -1,4 +1,5 @@ """Prunes a trial when one of the trainings returns infinite band energy.""" + import numpy as np import optuna from optuna.pruners import BasePruner @@ -27,11 +28,14 @@ def __init__(self, search_parameters: Parameters): if self._trial_type != "optuna": raise Exception("This pruner only works for optuna at the moment.") if self._params.hyperparameters.number_training_per_trial == 1: - parallel_warn("This pruner has no effect if only one training per " - "trial is performed.") + parallel_warn( + "This pruner has no effect if only one training per " + "trial is performed." + ) - def prune(self, study: "optuna.study.Study", - trial: "optuna.trial.FrozenTrial") -> bool: + def prune( + self, study: "optuna.study.Study", trial: "optuna.trial.FrozenTrial" + ) -> bool: """ Judge whether the trial should be pruned based on the reported values. diff --git a/mala/network/mutual_information_analyzer.py b/mala/network/mutual_information_analyzer.py new file mode 100644 index 000000000..f563bd648 --- /dev/null +++ b/mala/network/mutual_information_analyzer.py @@ -0,0 +1,213 @@ +"""Class for performing a full mutual information analysis.""" + +import numpy as np + + +from mala.common.parallelizer import parallel_warn +from mala.network.descriptor_scoring_optimizer import ( + DescriptorScoringOptimizer, +) + + +class MutualInformationAnalyzer(DescriptorScoringOptimizer): + """ + Analyzer based on mutual information analysis. + + Parameters + ---------- + params : mala.common.parametes.Parameters + Parameters used to create this hyperparameter optimizer. + + descriptor_calculator : mala.descriptors.descriptor.Descriptor + The descriptor calculator used for parsing/converting fingerprint + data. If None, the descriptor calculator will be created by this + object using the parameters provided. Default: None + + target_calculator : mala.targets.target.Target + Target calculator used for parsing/converting target data. If None, + the target calculator will be created by this object using the + parameters provided. Default: None + """ + + def __init__( + self, params, target_calculator=None, descriptor_calculator=None + ): + parallel_warn( + "The MutualInformationAnalyzer is still in its " + "experimental stage. The API is consistent with " + "MALA hyperparameter optimization and will likely not " + "change, but the internal algorithm may be subject " + "to changes in the near-future." + ) + super(MutualInformationAnalyzer, self).__init__( + params, + target_calculator=target_calculator, + descriptor_calculator=descriptor_calculator, + ) + + def _get_best_trial(self): + """Determine the best trial as given by this study.""" + return self._study[np.argmax(self._study[:, -1])] + + def _update_logging(self, score, index): + if self.best_score is None: + self.best_score = score + self.best_trial_index = index + elif score > self.best_score: + self.best_score = score + self.best_trial_index = index + + def _calculate_score(self, descriptor, target): + return self._calculate_mutual_information( + descriptor, + target, + self.params.hyperparameters.mutual_information_points, + descriptor_vectors_contain_xyz=self.params.descriptors.descriptors_contain_xyz, + ) + + @staticmethod + def _calculate_mutual_information( + descriptor_data, + ldos_data, + n_samples, + descriptor_vectors_contain_xyz=True, + ): + """ + Calculate the Mutual Information for given descriptor and LDOS data. + + Mutual Information measures how well the descriptors capture the + relevant information that is needed to predict the LDOS. + The unit of MI is bits. + + Parameters + ---------- + descriptor_data : numpy.ndarray + Array containing the descriptors. + + ldos_data : numpy.ndarray + Array containing the LDOS. + + n_samples : int + The number of points for which to calculate the mutual information. + + Returns + ------- + mi : float + The mutual information between the descriptor and the LDOS in bits. + + """ + descriptor_dim = np.shape(descriptor_data) + ldos_dim = np.shape(ldos_data) + if len(descriptor_dim) == 4: + descriptor_data = np.reshape( + descriptor_data, + ( + descriptor_dim[0] * descriptor_dim[1] * descriptor_dim[2], + descriptor_dim[3], + ), + ) + if descriptor_vectors_contain_xyz: + descriptor_data = descriptor_data[:, 3:] + elif len(descriptor_dim) != 2: + raise Exception("Cannot work with this descriptor data.") + + if len(ldos_dim) == 4: + ldos_data = np.reshape( + ldos_data, + (ldos_dim[0] * ldos_dim[1] * ldos_dim[2], ldos_dim[3]), + ) + elif len(ldos_dim) != 2: + raise Exception("Cannot work with this LDOS data.") + + # The hyperparameters could be put potentially into the params. + mi = MutualInformationAnalyzer._mutual_information( + descriptor_data, + ldos_data, + n_components=None, + n_samples=n_samples, + covariance_type="diag", + normalize_data=True, + ) + return mi + + @staticmethod + def _normalize(data): + mean = np.mean(data, axis=0) + std = np.std(data, axis=0) + std_nonzero = std > 1e-6 + data = data[:, std_nonzero] + mean = mean[std_nonzero] + std = std[std_nonzero] + data = (data - mean) / std + return data + + @staticmethod + def _mutual_information( + X, + Y, + n_components=None, + max_iter=1000, + n_samples=100000, + covariance_type="diag", + normalize_data=False, + ): + import sklearn.mixture + import sklearn.covariance + + assert ( + covariance_type == "diag" + ), "Only support covariance_type='diag' for now" + n = X.shape[0] + dim_X = X.shape[-1] + rand_subset = np.random.permutation(n)[:n_samples] + if normalize_data: + X = MutualInformationAnalyzer._normalize(X) + Y = MutualInformationAnalyzer._normalize(Y) + X = X[rand_subset] + Y = Y[rand_subset] + XY = np.concatenate([X, Y], axis=1) + d = XY.shape[-1] + if n_components is None: + n_components = d // 2 + gmm_XY = sklearn.mixture.GaussianMixture( + n_components=n_components, + covariance_type=covariance_type, + max_iter=max_iter, + ) + gmm_XY.fit(XY) + + gmm_X = sklearn.mixture.GaussianMixture( + n_components=n_components, + covariance_type=covariance_type, + max_iter=max_iter, + ) + gmm_X.weights_ = gmm_XY.weights_ + gmm_X.means_ = gmm_XY.means_[:, :dim_X] + gmm_X.covariances_ = gmm_XY.covariances_[:, :dim_X] + gmm_X.precisions_ = gmm_XY.precisions_[:, :dim_X] + gmm_X.precisions_cholesky_ = gmm_XY.precisions_cholesky_[:, :dim_X] + + gmm_Y = sklearn.mixture.GaussianMixture( + n_components=n_components, + covariance_type=covariance_type, + max_iter=max_iter, + ) + gmm_Y.weights_ = gmm_XY.weights_ + gmm_Y.means_ = gmm_XY.means_[:, dim_X:] + gmm_Y.covariances_ = gmm_XY.covariances_[:, dim_X:] + gmm_Y.precisions_ = gmm_XY.precisions_[:, dim_X:] + gmm_Y.precisions_cholesky_ = gmm_XY.precisions_cholesky_[:, dim_X:] + + rand_perm = np.random.permutation(Y.shape[0]) + Y_perm = Y[rand_perm] + XY_perm = np.concatenate([X, Y_perm], axis=1) + temp = ( + gmm_XY.score_samples(XY_perm) + - gmm_X.score_samples(X) + - gmm_Y.score_samples(Y_perm) + ) + temp_exp = np.exp(temp) + mi = np.mean(temp_exp * temp) + # change log base e to log base 2 + mi = mi / np.log(2) + return mi diff --git a/mala/network/naswot_pruner.py b/mala/network/naswot_pruner.py index 6a6476383..5acc958bf 100644 --- a/mala/network/naswot_pruner.py +++ b/mala/network/naswot_pruner.py @@ -1,4 +1,5 @@ """Prunes a network when the score is above a user defined limit.""" + import optuna from optuna.pruners import BasePruner @@ -24,25 +25,27 @@ class NASWOTPruner(BasePruner): """ - def __init__(self, search_parameters: Parameters, data_handler: - DataHandler): + def __init__( + self, search_parameters: Parameters, data_handler: DataHandler + ): self._data_handler = data_handler self._params = search_parameters self._trial_type = self._params.hyperparameters.hyper_opt_method if self._trial_type != "optuna": raise Exception("This pruner only works for optuna at the moment.") - def prune(self, study: "optuna.study.Study", trial: - "optuna.trial.FrozenTrial") -> bool: + def prune( + self, study: "optuna.study.Study", trial: "optuna.trial.FrozenTrial" + ) -> bool: """ Judge whether the trial should be pruned based on the reported values. - Note that this method is not supposed to be called by library users. - Instead, :func:`optuna.trial.Trial.report` and + Note that this method is not supposed to be called by library users. + Instead, :func:`optuna.trial.Trial.report` and :func:`optuna.trial.Trial.should_prune` provide - user interfaces to implement pruning mechanism in an objective + user interfaces to implement pruning mechanism in an objective function. - + Parameters ---------- study : optuna.study.Study @@ -54,14 +57,16 @@ def prune(self, study: "optuna.study.Study", trial: Returns ------- - should_prune : bool - A boolean indicating whether this particular trial should be - pruned. + should_prune : bool + A boolean indicating whether this particular trial should be + pruned. """ - objective = ObjectiveNASWOT(self._params, self._data_handler, - self._trial_type, batch_size= - self._params.hyperparameters. - naswot_pruner_batch_size) + objective = ObjectiveNASWOT( + self._params, + self._data_handler, + self._trial_type, + batch_size=self._params.hyperparameters.naswot_pruner_batch_size, + ) surrogate_loss = objective(trial) if surrogate_loss < self._params.hyperparameters.naswot_pruner_cutoff: return True diff --git a/mala/network/network.py b/mala/network/network.py index 521b7c35f..6a9a5dbe1 100644 --- a/mala/network/network.py +++ b/mala/network/network.py @@ -1,17 +1,14 @@ """Neural network for MALA.""" + from abc import abstractmethod import numpy as np import torch +import torch.distributed as dist import torch.nn as nn import torch.nn.functional as functional from mala.common.parameters import Parameters -from mala.common.parallelizer import printout -try: - import horovod.torch as hvd -except ModuleNotFoundError: - # Warning is thrown by parameters class - pass +from mala.common.parallelizer import printout, parallel_warn class Network(nn.Module): @@ -26,6 +23,23 @@ class Network(nn.Module): ---------- params : mala.common.parametes.Parameters Parameters used to create this neural network. + + Attributes + ---------- + loss_func : function + Loss function. + + mini_batch_size : int + Size of mini batches propagated through network. + + number_of_layers : int + Number of NN layers. + + params : mala.common.parametes.ParametersNetwork + MALA neural network parameters. + + use_ddp : bool + If True, the torch distributed data parallel formalism will be used. """ def __new__(cls, params: Parameters): @@ -67,7 +81,7 @@ def __new__(cls, params: Parameters): def __init__(self, params: Parameters): # copy the network params from the input parameter object - self.use_horovod = params.use_horovod + self.use_ddp = params.use_ddp self.mini_batch_size = params.running.mini_batch_size self.params = params.network @@ -81,11 +95,11 @@ def __init__(self, params: Parameters): super(Network, self).__init__() # Mappings for parsing of the activation layers. - self.activation_mappings = { + self._activation_mappings = { "Sigmoid": nn.Sigmoid, "ReLU": nn.ReLU, "LeakyReLU": nn.LeakyReLU, - "Tanh": nn.Tanh + "Tanh": nn.Tanh, } # initialize the layers @@ -97,15 +111,21 @@ def __init__(self, params: Parameters): else: raise Exception("Unsupported loss function.") - @abstractmethod def forward(self, inputs): - """Abstract method. To be implemented by the derived class.""" + """ + Abstract method. To be implemented by the derived class. + + Parameters + ---------- + inputs : torch.Tensor + Torch tensor to be propagated. + """ pass def do_prediction(self, array): """ - Predict the output values for an input array.. + Predict the output values for an input array. Interface to do predictions. The data put in here is assumed to be a scaled torch.Tensor and in the right units. Be aware that this will @@ -147,8 +167,6 @@ def calculate_loss(self, output, target): """ return self.loss_func(output, target) - # FIXME: This guarentees downwards compatibility, but it is ugly. - # Rather enforce the right package versions in the repo. def save_network(self, path_to_file): """ Save the network. @@ -161,12 +179,15 @@ def save_network(self, path_to_file): path_to_file : string Path to the file in which the network should be saved. """ - # If we use horovod, only save the network on root. - if self.use_horovod: - if hvd.rank() != 0: + # If we use ddp, only save the network on root. + if self.use_ddp: + if dist.get_rank() != 0: return - torch.save(self.state_dict(), path_to_file, - _use_new_zipfile_serialization=False) + torch.save( + self.state_dict(), + path_to_file, + _use_new_zipfile_serialization=False, + ) @classmethod def load_from_file(cls, params, file): @@ -190,12 +211,9 @@ def load_from_file(cls, params, file): The network that was loaded from the file. """ loaded_network = Network(params) - if params.use_gpu: - loaded_network.load_state_dict(torch.load(file, - map_location="cuda")) - else: - loaded_network.load_state_dict(torch.load(file, - map_location="cpu")) + loaded_network.load_state_dict( + torch.load(file, map_location=params.device) + ) loaded_network.eval() return loaded_network @@ -218,26 +236,40 @@ def __init__(self, params): elif len(self.params.layer_activations) < self.number_of_layers: raise Exception("Not enough activation layers provided.") elif len(self.params.layer_activations) > self.number_of_layers: - printout("Too many activation layers provided. " - "The last", - str(len(self.params.layer_activations) - - self.number_of_layers), - "activation function(s) will be ignored.", - min_verbosity=1) + printout( + "Too many activation layers provided. The last", + str( + len(self.params.layer_activations) - self.number_of_layers + ), + "activation function(s) will be ignored.", + min_verbosity=1, + ) # Add the layers. # As this is a feedforward layer we always add linear layers, and then # an activation function for i in range(0, self.number_of_layers): - self.layers.append((nn.Linear(self.params.layer_sizes[i], - self.params.layer_sizes[i + 1]))) + self.layers.append( + ( + nn.Linear( + self.params.layer_sizes[i], + self.params.layer_sizes[i + 1], + ) + ) + ) try: if use_only_one_activation_type: - self.layers.append(self.activation_mappings[self.params. - layer_activations[0]]()) + self.layers.append( + self._activation_mappings[ + self.params.layer_activations[0] + ]() + ) else: - self.layers.append(self.activation_mappings[self.params. - layer_activations[i]]()) + self.layers.append( + self._activation_mappings[ + self.params.layer_activations[i] + ]() + ) except KeyError: raise Exception("Invalid activation type seleceted.") @@ -271,6 +303,11 @@ class LSTM(Network): # was passed to be used in the entire network. def __init__(self, params): super(LSTM, self).__init__(params) + parallel_warn( + "The LSTM class will be deprecated in MALA v1.4.0.", + 0, + category=FutureWarning, + ) self.hidden_dim = self.params.layer_sizes[-1] @@ -280,25 +317,31 @@ def __init__(self, params): print("initialising LSTM network") # First Layer - self.first_layer = nn.Linear(self.params.layer_sizes[0], - self.params.layer_sizes[1]) + self.first_layer = nn.Linear( + self.params.layer_sizes[0], self.params.layer_sizes[1] + ) # size of lstm based on bidirectional or not: # https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bidirectional_recurrent_neural_networks if self.params.bidirection: - self.lstm_gru_layer = nn.LSTM(self.params.layer_sizes[1], - int(self.hidden_dim / 2), - self.params.num_hidden_layers, - batch_first=True, - bidirectional=True) + self.lstm_gru_layer = nn.LSTM( + self.params.layer_sizes[1], + int(self.hidden_dim / 2), + self.params.num_hidden_layers, + batch_first=True, + bidirectional=True, + ) else: - self.lstm_gru_layer = nn.LSTM(self.params.layer_sizes[1], - self.hidden_dim, - self.params.num_hidden_layers, - batch_first=True) - self.activation = \ - self.activation_mappings[self.params.layer_activations[0]]() + self.lstm_gru_layer = nn.LSTM( + self.params.layer_sizes[1], + self.hidden_dim, + self.params.num_hidden_layers, + batch_first=True, + ) + self.activation = self._activation_mappings[ + self.params.layer_activations[0] + ]() self.batch_size = None # Once everything is done, we can move the Network on the target @@ -323,27 +366,37 @@ def forward(self, x): self.batch_size = x.shape[0] if self.params.no_hidden_state: - self.hidden =\ - (self.hidden[0].fill_(0.0), self.hidden[1].fill_(0.0)) + self.hidden = ( + self.hidden[0].fill_(0.0), + self.hidden[1].fill_(0.0), + ) self.hidden = (self.hidden[0].detach(), self.hidden[1].detach()) x = self.activation(self.first_layer(x)) if self.params.bidirection: - x, self.hidden = self.lstm_gru_layer(x.view(self.batch_size, - self.params.num_hidden_layers, - self.params.layer_sizes[1]), - self.hidden) + x, self.hidden = self.lstm_gru_layer( + x.view( + self.batch_size, + self.params.num_hidden_layers, + self.params.layer_sizes[1], + ), + self.hidden, + ) else: - x, self.hidden = self.lstm_gru_layer(x.view(self.batch_size, - self.params.num_hidden_layers, - self.params.layer_sizes[1]), - self.hidden) + x, self.hidden = self.lstm_gru_layer( + x.view( + self.batch_size, + self.params.num_hidden_layers, + self.params.layer_sizes[1], + ), + self.hidden, + ) x = x[:, -1, :] x = self.activation(x) - return (x) + return x def init_hidden(self): """ @@ -357,19 +410,27 @@ def init_hidden(self): initialised to zeros. """ if self.params.bidirection: - h0 = torch.empty(self.params.num_hidden_layers * 2, - self.mini_batch_size, - self.hidden_dim // 2) - c0 = torch.empty(self.params.num_hidden_layers * 2, - self.mini_batch_size, - self.hidden_dim // 2) + h0 = torch.empty( + self.params.num_hidden_layers * 2, + self.mini_batch_size, + self.hidden_dim // 2, + ) + c0 = torch.empty( + self.params.num_hidden_layers * 2, + self.mini_batch_size, + self.hidden_dim // 2, + ) else: - h0 = torch.empty(self.params.num_hidden_layers, - self.mini_batch_size, - self.hidden_dim) - c0 = torch.empty(self.params.num_hidden_layers, - self.mini_batch_size, - self.hidden_dim) + h0 = torch.empty( + self.params.num_hidden_layers, + self.mini_batch_size, + self.hidden_dim, + ) + c0 = torch.empty( + self.params.num_hidden_layers, + self.mini_batch_size, + self.hidden_dim, + ) h0.zero_() c0.zero_() @@ -383,6 +444,11 @@ class GRU(LSTM): # layer as GRU. def __init__(self, params): Network.__init__(self, params) + parallel_warn( + "The GRU class will be deprecated in MALA v1.4.0.", + 0, + category=FutureWarning, + ) self.hidden_dim = self.params.layer_sizes[-1] @@ -390,27 +456,33 @@ def __init__(self, params): self.hidden = self.init_hidden() # First Layer - self.first_layer = nn.Linear(self.params.layer_sizes[0], - self.params.layer_sizes[1]) + self.first_layer = nn.Linear( + self.params.layer_sizes[0], self.params.layer_sizes[1] + ) # Similar to LSTM class replaced with nn.GRU if self.params.bidirection: - self.lstm_gru_layer = nn.GRU(self.params.layer_sizes[1], - int(self.hidden_dim / 2), - self.params.num_hidden_layers, - batch_first=True, - bidirectional=True) + self.lstm_gru_layer = nn.GRU( + self.params.layer_sizes[1], + int(self.hidden_dim / 2), + self.params.num_hidden_layers, + batch_first=True, + bidirectional=True, + ) else: - self.lstm_gru_layer = nn.GRU(self.params.layer_sizes[1], - self.hidden_dim, - self.params.num_hidden_layers, - batch_first=True) - self.activation = \ - self.activation_mappings[self.params.layer_activations[0]]() + self.lstm_gru_layer = nn.GRU( + self.params.layer_sizes[1], + self.hidden_dim, + self.params.num_hidden_layers, + batch_first=True, + ) + self.activation = self._activation_mappings[ + self.params.layer_activations[0] + ]() if params.use_gpu: - self.to('cuda') + self.to("cuda") def forward(self, x): """ @@ -436,20 +508,28 @@ def forward(self, x): x = self.activation(self.first_layer(x)) if self.params.bidirection: - x, self.hidden = self.lstm_gru_layer(x.view(self.batch_size, - self.params.num_hidden_layers, - self.params.layer_sizes[1]), - self.hidden) + x, self.hidden = self.lstm_gru_layer( + x.view( + self.batch_size, + self.params.num_hidden_layers, + self.params.layer_sizes[1], + ), + self.hidden, + ) else: - x, self.hidden = self.lstm_gru_layer(x.view(self.batch_size, - self.params.num_hidden_layers, - self.params.layer_sizes[1]), - self.hidden) + x, self.hidden = self.lstm_gru_layer( + x.view( + self.batch_size, + self.params.num_hidden_layers, + self.params.layer_sizes[1], + ), + self.hidden, + ) x = x[:, -1, :] x = self.activation(x) - return (x) + return x def init_hidden(self): """ @@ -461,13 +541,17 @@ def init_hidden(self): initialised to zeros. """ if self.params.bidirection: - h0 = torch.empty(self.params.num_hidden_layers * 2, - self.mini_batch_size, - self.hidden_dim // 2) + h0 = torch.empty( + self.params.num_hidden_layers * 2, + self.mini_batch_size, + self.hidden_dim // 2, + ) else: - h0 = torch.empty(self.params.num_hidden_layers, - self.mini_batch_size, - self.hidden_dim) + h0 = torch.empty( + self.params.num_hidden_layers, + self.mini_batch_size, + self.hidden_dim, + ) h0.zero_() return h0 @@ -484,6 +568,11 @@ class TransformerNet(Network): def __init__(self, params): super(TransformerNet, self).__init__(params) + parallel_warn( + "The TransformerNet class will be deprecated in MALA v1.4.0.", + 0, + category=FutureWarning, + ) # Adjust number of heads. if self.params.layer_sizes[0] % self.params.num_heads != 0: @@ -491,23 +580,32 @@ def __init__(self, params): while self.params.layer_sizes[0] % self.params.num_heads != 0: self.params.num_heads += 1 - printout("Adjusting number of heads from", old_num_heads, - "to", self.params.num_heads, min_verbosity=1) + printout( + "Adjusting number of heads from", + old_num_heads, + "to", + self.params.num_heads, + min_verbosity=1, + ) self.src_mask = None - self.pos_encoder = PositionalEncoding(self.params.layer_sizes[0], - self.params.dropout) - - encoder_layers = nn.TransformerEncoderLayer(self.params.layer_sizes[0], - self.params.num_heads, - self.params.layer_sizes[1], - self.params.dropout) - self.transformer_encoder =\ - nn.TransformerEncoder(encoder_layers, - self.params.num_hidden_layers) - - self.decoder = nn.Linear(self.params.layer_sizes[0], - self.params.layer_sizes[-1]) + self.pos_encoder = PositionalEncoding( + self.params.layer_sizes[0], self.params.dropout + ) + + encoder_layers = nn.TransformerEncoderLayer( + self.params.layer_sizes[0], + self.params.num_heads, + self.params.layer_sizes[1], + self.params.dropout, + ) + self.transformer_encoder = nn.TransformerEncoder( + encoder_layers, self.params.num_hidden_layers + ) + + self.decoder = nn.Linear( + self.params.layer_sizes[0], self.params.layer_sizes[-1] + ) self.init_weights() @@ -526,8 +624,11 @@ def generate_square_subsequent_mask(size): size of the mask """ mask = (torch.triu(torch.ones(size, size)) == 1).transpose(0, 1) - mask = mask.float().masked_fill(mask == 0, float('-inf')).\ - masked_fill(mask == 1, float(0.0)) + mask = ( + mask.float() + .masked_fill(mask == 0, float("-inf")) + .masked_fill(mask == 1, float(0.0)) + ) return mask @@ -548,7 +649,7 @@ def forward(self, x): mask = self.generate_square_subsequent_mask(x.size(0)).to(device) self.src_mask = mask - # x = self.encoder(x) * math.sqrt(self.params.layer_sizes[0]) + # x = self.encoder(x) * math.sqrt(self.params.layer_sizes[0]) x = self.pos_encoder(x) output = self.transformer_encoder(x, self.src_mask) output = self.decoder(output) @@ -573,6 +674,11 @@ class PositionalEncoding(nn.Module): """ def __init__(self, d_model, dropout=0.1, max_len=400): + parallel_warn( + "The PositionalEncoding class will be deprecated in MALA v1.4.0.", + 0, + category=FutureWarning, + ) super(PositionalEncoding, self).__init__() self.dropout = nn.Dropout(p=dropout) @@ -580,18 +686,21 @@ def __init__(self, d_model, dropout=0.1, max_len=400): position = torch.arange(0, max_len, dtype=torch.float).unsqueeze(1) # Need to develop better form here. - div_term = torch.exp(torch.arange(0, d_model, 2).float() * - (-np.log(10000.0) / d_model)) - div_term2 = torch.exp(torch.arange(0, d_model - 1 , 2).float() * - (-np.log(10000.0) / d_model)) + div_term = torch.exp( + torch.arange(0, d_model, 2).float() * (-np.log(10000.0) / d_model) + ) + div_term2 = torch.exp( + torch.arange(0, d_model - 1, 2).float() + * (-np.log(10000.0) / d_model) + ) pe[:, 0::2] = torch.sin(position * div_term) pe[:, 1::2] = torch.cos(position * div_term2) pe = pe.unsqueeze(0).transpose(0, 1) - self.register_buffer('pe', pe) + self.register_buffer("pe", pe) def forward(self, x): """Perform a forward pass through the network.""" # add extra dimension for batch_size x = x.unsqueeze(dim=1) - x = x + self.pe[:x.size(0), :] + x = x + self.pe[: x.size(0), :] return self.dropout(x) diff --git a/mala/network/objective_base.py b/mala/network/objective_base.py index ab410fc6d..539820f8e 100644 --- a/mala/network/objective_base.py +++ b/mala/network/objective_base.py @@ -1,4 +1,5 @@ """Objective function for all training based hyperparameter optimizations.""" + import numpy as np from optuna import Trial, TrialPruned @@ -6,6 +7,7 @@ from mala.network.hyperparameter_oat import HyperparameterOAT from mala.network.network import Network from mala.network.trainer import Trainer +from mala.common.parameters import Parameters from mala import printout @@ -14,50 +16,57 @@ class ObjectiveBase: Represents the objective function of a training process. This is usually the result of a training of a network. - """ - def __init__(self, params, data_handler): - """ - Create an ObjectiveBase object. + Parameters + ---------- + params : mala.common.parametes.Parameters + Parameters used to create this objective. - Parameters - ---------- - params : mala.common.parametes.Parameters - Parameters used to create this objective. + data_handler : mala.datahandling.data_handler.DataHandler + datahandler to be used during the hyperparameter optimization. + """ - data_handler : mala.datahandling.data_handler.DataHandler - datahandler to be used during the hyperparameter optimization. - """ - self.params = params - self.data_handler = data_handler + def __init__(self, params, data_handler): + self.params: Parameters = params + self._data_handler = data_handler # We need to find out if we have to reparametrize the lists with the # layers and the activations. - contains_single_layer = any(map( - lambda p: "ff_neurons_layer" in p.name, - self.params.hyperparameters.hlist - )) - contains_multiple_layer_neurons = any(map( - lambda p: "ff_multiple_layers_neurons" in p.name, - self.params.hyperparameters.hlist - )) - contains_multiple_layers_count = any(map( - lambda p: "ff_multiple_layers_count" in p.name, - self.params.hyperparameters.hlist - )) + contains_single_layer = any( + map( + lambda p: "ff_neurons_layer" in p.name, + self.params.hyperparameters.hlist, + ) + ) + contains_multiple_layer_neurons = any( + map( + lambda p: "ff_multiple_layers_neurons" in p.name, + self.params.hyperparameters.hlist, + ) + ) + contains_multiple_layers_count = any( + map( + lambda p: "ff_multiple_layers_count" in p.name, + self.params.hyperparameters.hlist, + ) + ) if contains_multiple_layer_neurons != contains_multiple_layers_count: - print("You selected multiple layers to be optimized, but either " - "the range of neurons or number of layers is missing. " - "This input will be ignored.") - self.optimize_layer_list = contains_single_layer or ( - contains_multiple_layer_neurons and - contains_multiple_layers_count) - self.optimize_activation_list = list(map( - lambda p: "layer_activation" in p.name, - self.params.hyperparameters.hlist - )).count(True) - - self.trial_type = self.params.hyperparameters.hyper_opt_method + print( + "You selected multiple layers to be optimized, but either " + "the range of neurons or number of layers is missing. " + "This input will be ignored." + ) + self._optimize_layer_list = contains_single_layer or ( + contains_multiple_layer_neurons and contains_multiple_layers_count + ) + self._optimize_activation_list = list( + map( + lambda p: "layer_activation" in p.name, + self.params.hyperparameters.hlist, + ) + ).count(True) + + self._trial_type = self.params.hyperparameters.hyper_opt_method def __call__(self, trial): """ @@ -71,23 +80,28 @@ def __call__(self, trial): """ # Parse the parameters included in the trial. self.parse_trial(trial) - if self.trial_type == "optuna" and self.params.hyperparameters.pruner\ - == "naswot": + if ( + self._trial_type == "optuna" + and self.params.hyperparameters.pruner == "naswot" + ): if trial.should_prune(): raise TrialPruned() # Train a network for as often as the user desires. final_validation_loss = [] - for i in range(0, self.params.hyperparameters. - number_training_per_trial): + for i in range( + 0, self.params.hyperparameters.number_training_per_trial + ): test_network = Network(self.params) - test_trainer = Trainer(self.params, test_network, - self.data_handler) + test_trainer = Trainer( + self.params, test_network, self._data_handler + ) test_trainer.train_network() final_validation_loss.append(test_trainer.final_validation_loss) - if self.trial_type == "optuna" and \ - self.params.hyperparameters.pruner \ - == "multi_training": + if ( + self._trial_type == "optuna" + and self.params.hyperparameters.pruner == "multi_training" + ): # This is a little bit hacky, since report is actually # meant for values DURING training, but we instead @@ -104,19 +118,23 @@ def __call__(self, trial): if self.params.hyperparameters.trial_ensemble_evaluation == "mean": return np.mean(final_validation_loss) - elif self.params.hyperparameters.trial_ensemble_evaluation == \ - "mean_std": + elif ( + self.params.hyperparameters.trial_ensemble_evaluation == "mean_std" + ): mean = np.mean(final_validation_loss) # Cannot calculate the standar deviation of a bunch of infinities. if np.isinf(mean): return mean else: - return np.mean(final_validation_loss) + \ - np.std(final_validation_loss) + return np.mean(final_validation_loss) + np.std( + final_validation_loss + ) else: - raise Exception("No way to estimate the trial metric from ensemble" - " training provided.") + raise Exception( + "No way to estimate the trial metric from ensemble" + " training provided." + ) def parse_trial(self, trial): """ @@ -128,13 +146,15 @@ def parse_trial(self, trial): A trial is a set of hyperparameters; can be an optuna based trial or simply a OAT compatible list. """ - if self.trial_type == "optuna": + if self._trial_type == "optuna": self.parse_trial_optuna(trial) - elif self.trial_type == "oat": + elif self._trial_type == "oat": self.parse_trial_oat(trial) else: - raise Exception("Cannot parse trial, unknown hyperparameter" - " optimization method.") + raise Exception( + "Cannot parse trial, unknown hyperparameter" + " optimization method." + ) def parse_trial_optuna(self, trial: Trial): """ @@ -145,10 +165,11 @@ def parse_trial_optuna(self, trial: Trial): trial : optuna.trial.Trial. A set of hyperparameters encoded by optuna. """ - if self.optimize_layer_list: - self.params.network.layer_sizes = \ - [self.data_handler.input_dimension] - if self.optimize_activation_list > 0: + if self._optimize_layer_list: + self.params.network.layer_sizes = [ + self._data_handler.input_dimension + ] + if self._optimize_activation_list > 0: self.params.network.layer_activations = [] # Some layers may have been turned off by optuna. @@ -176,8 +197,9 @@ def parse_trial_optuna(self, trial: Trial): if number_layers > 0: for i in range(0, number_layers): if neurons_per_layer > 0: - self.params.network.layer_sizes. \ - append(neurons_per_layer) + self.params.network.layer_sizes.append( + neurons_per_layer + ) else: turned_off_layers.append(layer_counter) layer_counter += 1 @@ -200,36 +222,43 @@ def parse_trial_optuna(self, trial: Trial): # that can be left out. layer_size = par.get_parameter(trial) if layer_size > 0: - self.params.network.layer_sizes.\ - append(par.get_parameter(trial)) + self.params.network.layer_sizes.append( + par.get_parameter(trial) + ) else: turned_off_layers.append(layer_counter) layer_counter += 1 - elif "trainingtype" == par.name: - self.params.running.trainingtype = par.get_parameter(trial) + elif "optimizer" == par.name: + self.params.running.optimizer = par.get_parameter(trial) elif "mini_batch_size" == par.name: self.params.running.mini_batch_size = par.get_parameter(trial) elif "early_stopping_epochs" == par.name: - self.params.running.early_stopping_epochs = par.\ - get_parameter(trial) + self.params.running.early_stopping_epochs = par.get_parameter( + trial + ) elif "learning_rate_patience" == par.name: - self.params.running.learning_rate_patience = par.\ - get_parameter(trial) + self.params.running.learning_rate_patience = par.get_parameter( + trial + ) elif "learning_rate_decay" == par.name: - self.params.running.learning_rate_decay = par.\ - get_parameter(trial) + self.params.running.learning_rate_decay = par.get_parameter( + trial + ) elif "layer_activation" in par.name: pass else: - raise Exception("Optimization of hyperparameter ", par.name, - "not supported at the moment.") + raise Exception( + "Optimization of hyperparameter ", + par.name, + "not supported at the moment.", + ) # We have to process the activations separately, because they depend on # the results of the layer lists. @@ -238,13 +267,15 @@ def parse_trial_optuna(self, trial: Trial): for par in self.params.hyperparameters.hlist: if "layer_activation" in par.name: if layer_counter not in turned_off_layers: - self.params.network.layer_activations.\ - append(par.get_parameter(trial)) + self.params.network.layer_activations.append( + par.get_parameter(trial) + ) layer_counter += 1 - if self.optimize_layer_list: - self.params.network.layer_sizes.\ - append(self.data_handler.output_dimension) + if self._optimize_layer_list: + self.params.network.layer_sizes.append( + self._data_handler.output_dimension + ) def parse_trial_oat(self, trial): """ @@ -255,11 +286,12 @@ def parse_trial_oat(self, trial): trial : numpy.array Row in an orthogonal array which respresents current trial. """ - if self.optimize_layer_list: - self.params.network.layer_sizes = \ - [self.data_handler.input_dimension] + if self._optimize_layer_list: + self.params.network.layer_sizes = [ + self._data_handler.input_dimension + ] - if self.optimize_activation_list: + if self._optimize_activation_list: self.params.network.layer_activations = [] # Some layers may have been turned off by optuna. @@ -271,8 +303,9 @@ def parse_trial_oat(self, trial): par: HyperparameterOAT for factor_idx, par in enumerate(self.params.hyperparameters.hlist): if "learning_rate" == par.name: - self.params.running.learning_rate = \ - par.get_parameter(trial, factor_idx) + self.params.running.learning_rate = par.get_parameter( + trial, factor_idx + ) # If the user wants to optimize multiple layers simultaneously, # we have to parse to parameters at the same time. elif par.name == "ff_multiple_layers_neurons": @@ -280,17 +313,20 @@ def parse_trial_oat(self, trial): number_layers = 0 max_number_layers = 0 other_par: HyperparameterOAT - for other_idx, other_par in enumerate(self.params. - hyperparameters.hlist): + for other_idx, other_par in enumerate( + self.params.hyperparameters.hlist + ): if other_par.name == "ff_multiple_layers_count": - number_layers = other_par.get_parameter(trial, - other_idx) + number_layers = other_par.get_parameter( + trial, other_idx + ) max_number_layers = max(other_par.choices) if number_layers > 0: for i in range(0, number_layers): if neurons_per_layer > 0: - self.params.network.layer_sizes. \ - append(neurons_per_layer) + self.params.network.layer_sizes.append( + neurons_per_layer + ) else: turned_off_layers.append(layer_counter) layer_counter += 1 @@ -313,36 +349,45 @@ def parse_trial_oat(self, trial): # that can be left out. layer_size = par.get_parameter(trial, factor_idx) if layer_size > 0: - self.params.network.layer_sizes. \ - append(par.get_parameter(trial, factor_idx)) + self.params.network.layer_sizes.append( + par.get_parameter(trial, factor_idx) + ) else: turned_off_layers.append(layer_counter) layer_counter += 1 - elif "trainingtype" == par.name: - self.params.running.trainingtype = par.\ - get_parameter(trial, factor_idx) + elif "optimizer" == par.name: + self.params.running.optimizer = par.get_parameter( + trial, factor_idx + ) elif "mini_batch_size" == par.name: - self.params.running.mini_batch_size = \ - par.get_parameter(trial, factor_idx) + self.params.running.mini_batch_size = par.get_parameter( + trial, factor_idx + ) elif "early_stopping_epochs" == par.name: - self.params.running.early_stopping_epochs = par.\ - get_parameter(trial, factor_idx) + self.params.running.early_stopping_epochs = par.get_parameter( + trial, factor_idx + ) elif "learning_rate_patience" == par.name: - self.params.running.learning_rate_patience = par.\ - get_parameter(trial, factor_idx) + self.params.running.learning_rate_patience = par.get_parameter( + trial, factor_idx + ) elif "learning_rate_decay" == par.name: - self.params.running.learning_rate_decay = par.\ - get_parameter(trial,factor_idx) + self.params.running.learning_rate_decay = par.get_parameter( + trial, factor_idx + ) elif "layer_activation" in par.name: pass else: - raise Exception("Optimization of hyperparameter ", par.name, - "not supported at the moment.") + raise Exception( + "Optimization of hyperparameter ", + par.name, + "not supported at the moment.", + ) # We have to process the activations separately, because they depend on # the results of the layer lists. @@ -352,10 +397,12 @@ def parse_trial_oat(self, trial): for factor_idx, par in enumerate(self.params.hyperparameters.hlist): if "layer_activation" in par.name: if layer_counter not in turned_off_layers: - self.params.network.layer_activations.\ - append(par.get_parameter(trial, factor_idx)) + self.params.network.layer_activations.append( + par.get_parameter(trial, factor_idx) + ) layer_counter += 1 - if self.optimize_layer_list: - self.params.network.layer_sizes.\ - append(self.data_handler.output_dimension) + if self._optimize_layer_list: + self.params.network.layer_sizes.append( + self._data_handler.output_dimension + ) diff --git a/mala/network/objective_naswot.py b/mala/network/objective_naswot.py index 655af9a85..7f2c117de 100644 --- a/mala/network/objective_naswot.py +++ b/mala/network/objective_naswot.py @@ -1,4 +1,5 @@ """Objective functions for hyperparameter optimizations without training.""" + import numpy as np import torch from torch import Tensor @@ -37,14 +38,18 @@ class ObjectiveNASWOT(ObjectiveBase): applications it might make sense to specify something different. """ - def __init__(self, search_parameters: Parameters, data_handler: - DataHandler, trial_type, batch_size=None): - super(ObjectiveNASWOT, self).__init__(search_parameters, - data_handler) - self.trial_type = trial_type - self.batch_size = batch_size - if self.batch_size is None: - self.batch_size = search_parameters.running.mini_batch_size + def __init__( + self, + search_parameters: Parameters, + data_handler: DataHandler, + trial_type, + batch_size=None, + ): + super(ObjectiveNASWOT, self).__init__(search_parameters, data_handler) + self._trial_type = trial_type + self._batch_size = batch_size + if self._batch_size is None: + self._batch_size = search_parameters.running.mini_batch_size def __call__(self, trial): """ @@ -61,29 +66,35 @@ def __call__(self, trial): # Build the network. surrogate_losses = [] - for i in range(0, self.params.hyperparameters. - number_training_per_trial): + for i in range( + 0, self.params.hyperparameters.number_training_per_trial + ): net = Network(self.params) device = self.params.device # Load the batchesand get the jacobian. do_shuffle = self.params.running.use_shuffling_for_samplers - if self.data_handler.parameters.use_lazy_loading or \ - self.params.use_horovod: + if ( + self._data_handler.parameters.use_lazy_loading + or self.params.use_ddp + ): do_shuffle = False if self.params.running.use_shuffling_for_samplers: - self.data_handler.mix_datasets() - loader = DataLoader(self.data_handler.training_data_sets[0], - batch_size=self.batch_size, - shuffle=do_shuffle) + self._data_handler.mix_datasets() + loader = DataLoader( + self._data_handler.training_data_sets[0], + batch_size=self._batch_size, + shuffle=do_shuffle, + ) jac = ObjectiveNASWOT.__get_batch_jacobian(net, loader, device) # Loss = - score! - surrogate_loss = float('inf') + surrogate_loss = float("inf") try: - surrogate_loss = - ObjectiveNASWOT.__calc_score(jac) - surrogate_loss = surrogate_loss.cpu().detach().numpy().astype( - np.float64) + surrogate_loss = -ObjectiveNASWOT.__calc_score(jac) + surrogate_loss = ( + surrogate_loss.cpu().detach().numpy().astype(np.float64) + ) except RuntimeError: print("Got a NaN, ignoring sample.") surrogate_losses.append(surrogate_loss) @@ -95,23 +106,26 @@ def __call__(self, trial): if self.params.hyperparameters.trial_ensemble_evaluation == "mean": return np.mean(surrogate_losses) - elif self.params.hyperparameters.trial_ensemble_evaluation == \ - "mean_std": + elif ( + self.params.hyperparameters.trial_ensemble_evaluation == "mean_std" + ): mean = np.mean(surrogate_losses) # Cannot calculate the standar deviation of a bunch of infinities. if np.isinf(mean): return mean else: - return np.mean(surrogate_losses) + \ - np.std(surrogate_losses) + return np.mean(surrogate_losses) + np.std(surrogate_losses) else: - raise Exception("No way to estimate the trial metric from ensemble" - " training provided.") + raise Exception( + "No way to estimate the trial metric from ensemble" + " training provided." + ) @staticmethod - def __get_batch_jacobian(net: Network, loader: DataLoader, device) \ - -> Tensor: + def __get_batch_jacobian( + net: Network, loader: DataLoader, device + ) -> Tensor: """Calculate the jacobian of the batch.""" x: Tensor (x, _) = next(iter(loader)) @@ -160,5 +174,5 @@ def __calc_score(jacobian: Tensor): # seems to have bigger rounding errors than numpy, resulting in # slightly larger negative Eigenvalues k = 1e-4 - v = -torch.sum(torch.log(eigen_values + k) + 1. / (eigen_values+k)) + v = -torch.sum(torch.log(eigen_values + k) + 1.0 / (eigen_values + k)) return v diff --git a/mala/network/predictor.py b/mala/network/predictor.py index c282e118c..3dfc99177 100644 --- a/mala/network/predictor.py +++ b/mala/network/predictor.py @@ -1,10 +1,7 @@ -"""Tester class for testing a network.""" -import ase.io -try: - import horovod.torch as hvd -except ModuleNotFoundError: - # Warning is thrown by Parameters class - pass +"""Predictor class.""" + +from time import perf_counter + import numpy as np import torch @@ -29,17 +26,25 @@ class Predictor(Runner): data : mala.datahandling.data_handler.DataHandler DataHandler, in this case not directly holding data, but serving as an interface to Target and Descriptor objects. + + Attributes + ---------- + target_calculator : mala.targets.target.Target + Target calculator used for predictions. Can be used for further + processing. """ def __init__(self, params, network, data): # copy the parameters into the class. super(Predictor, self).__init__(params, network, data) self.data.grid_dimension = self.parameters.inference_data_grid - self.data.grid_size = self.data.grid_dimension[0] * \ - self.data.grid_dimension[1] * \ - self.data.grid_dimension[2] - self.test_data_loader = None - self.number_of_batches_per_snapshot = 0 + self.data.grid_size = ( + self.data.grid_dimension[0] + * self.data.grid_dimension[1] + * self.data.grid_dimension[2] + ) + self._test_data_loader = None + self._number_of_batches_per_snapshot = 0 self.target_calculator = data.target_calculator def predict_from_qeout(self, path_to_file, gather_ldos=False): @@ -62,15 +67,12 @@ def predict_from_qeout(self, path_to_file, gather_ldos=False): predicted_ldos : numpy.array Precicted LDOS for these atomic positions. """ - self.data.grid_dimension = self.parameters.inference_data_grid - self.data.grid_size = self.data.grid_dimension[0] * \ - self.data.grid_dimension[1] * \ - self.data.grid_dimension[2] - - self.data.target_calculator.\ - read_additional_calculation_data(path_to_file, "espresso-out") - return self.predict_for_atoms(self.data.target_calculator.atoms, - gather_ldos=gather_ldos) + self.data.target_calculator.read_additional_calculation_data( + path_to_file, "espresso-out" + ) + return self.predict_for_atoms( + self.data.target_calculator.atoms, gather_ldos=gather_ldos + ) def predict_for_atoms(self, atoms, gather_ldos=False, temperature=None): """ @@ -110,10 +112,11 @@ def predict_for_atoms(self, atoms, gather_ldos=False, temperature=None): new_cell = atoms.get_cell() # We only need the diagonal elements. - factor = np.diag(new_cell)/np.diag(old_cell) + factor = np.diag(new_cell) / np.diag(old_cell) factor = factor.astype(int) - self.data.grid_dimension = \ + self.data.grid_dimension = ( factor * self.data.target_calculator.grid_dimensions + ) self.data.grid_size = np.prod(self.data.grid_dimension) @@ -125,14 +128,24 @@ def predict_for_atoms(self, atoms, gather_ldos=False, temperature=None): self.data.target_calculator.invalidate_target() # Calculate descriptors. - snap_descriptors, local_size = self.data.descriptor_calculator.\ - calculate_from_atoms(atoms, self.data.grid_dimension) + time_before = perf_counter() + snap_descriptors, local_size = ( + self.data.descriptor_calculator.calculate_from_atoms( + atoms, self.data.grid_dimension + ) + ) + printout( + "Time for descriptor calculation: {:.8f}s".format( + perf_counter() - time_before + ), + min_verbosity=2, + ) # Provide info from current snapshot to target calculator. - self.data.target_calculator.\ - read_additional_calculation_data([atoms, self.data.grid_dimension], - "atoms+grid") - feature_length = self.data.descriptor_calculator.fingerprint_length + self.data.target_calculator.read_additional_calculation_data( + [atoms, self.data.grid_dimension], "atoms+grid" + ) + feature_length = self.data.descriptor_calculator.feature_size # The actual calculation of the LDOS from the descriptors depends # on whether we run in parallel or serial. In the former case, @@ -140,8 +153,11 @@ def predict_for_atoms(self, atoms, gather_ldos=False, temperature=None): # case, everything is forwarded at once. if self.parameters._configuration["mpi"]: if gather_ldos is True: - snap_descriptors = self.data.descriptor_calculator. \ - gather_descriptors(snap_descriptors) + snap_descriptors = ( + self.data.descriptor_calculator.gather_descriptors( + snap_descriptors + ) + ) # Just entering the forwarding function to wait for the # main rank further down. @@ -151,77 +167,101 @@ def predict_for_atoms(self, atoms, gather_ldos=False, temperature=None): else: if self.data.descriptor_calculator.descriptors_contain_xyz: - self.data.target_calculator.local_grid = \ - snap_descriptors[:, 0:3].copy() - self.data.target_calculator.y_planes = \ - self.data.descriptor_calculator.parameters.\ - use_y_splitting + self.data.target_calculator.local_grid = snap_descriptors[ + :, 0:3 + ].copy() + self.data.target_calculator.y_planes = ( + self.data.descriptor_calculator.parameters.use_y_splitting + ) snap_descriptors = snap_descriptors[:, 6:] feature_length -= 3 else: - raise Exception("Cannot calculate the local grid without " - "calculating the xyz positions of the " - "descriptors. Please revise your " - "script. The local grid is crucial" - " for parallel inference") - - snap_descriptors = \ - torch.from_numpy(snap_descriptors).float() + raise Exception( + "Cannot calculate the local grid without " + "calculating the xyz positions of the " + "descriptors. Please revise your " + "script. The local grid is crucial" + " for parallel inference" + ) + + snap_descriptors = torch.from_numpy(snap_descriptors).float() self.data.input_data_scaler.transform(snap_descriptors) - return self. \ - _forward_snap_descriptors(snap_descriptors, local_size) + return self._forward_snap_descriptors( + snap_descriptors, local_size + ) if get_rank() == 0: if self.data.descriptor_calculator.descriptors_contain_xyz: snap_descriptors = snap_descriptors[:, :, :, 3:] feature_length -= 3 - snap_descriptors = \ - snap_descriptors.reshape( - [self.data.grid_size, feature_length]) - snap_descriptors = \ - torch.from_numpy(snap_descriptors).float() + snap_descriptors = snap_descriptors.reshape( + [self.data.grid_size, feature_length] + ) + snap_descriptors = torch.from_numpy(snap_descriptors).float() self.data.input_data_scaler.transform(snap_descriptors) return self._forward_snap_descriptors(snap_descriptors) - def _forward_snap_descriptors(self, snap_descriptors, - local_data_size=None): + def _forward_snap_descriptors( + self, snap_descriptors, local_data_size=None + ): """Forward a scaled tensor of descriptors through the NN.""" + # Ensure the Network is on the correct device. + # This line is necessary because GPU acceleration may have been + # activated AFTER loading a model. + time_before = perf_counter() + self.network.to(self.network.params._configuration["device"]) + if local_data_size is None: local_data_size = self.data.grid_size - predicted_outputs = \ - np.zeros((local_data_size, - self.data.target_calculator.feature_size)) + predicted_outputs = np.zeros( + (local_data_size, self.data.target_calculator.feature_size) + ) # Only predict if there is something to predict. # Elsewise, we just wait at the barrier down below. if local_data_size > 0: - optimal_batch_size = self.\ - _correct_batch_size_for_testing(local_data_size, - self.parameters.mini_batch_size) + optimal_batch_size = self._correct_batch_size( + local_data_size, self.parameters.mini_batch_size + ) if optimal_batch_size != self.parameters.mini_batch_size: - printout("Had to readjust batch size from", - self.parameters.mini_batch_size, "to", - optimal_batch_size, min_verbosity=0) + printout( + "Had to readjust batch size from", + self.parameters.mini_batch_size, + "to", + optimal_batch_size, + min_verbosity=0, + ) self.parameters.mini_batch_size = optimal_batch_size - self.number_of_batches_per_snapshot = int(local_data_size / - self.parameters. - mini_batch_size) - - for i in range(0, self.number_of_batches_per_snapshot): - inputs = snap_descriptors[i * self.parameters.mini_batch_size: - (i+1)*self.parameters.mini_batch_size] - inputs = inputs.to(self.parameters._configuration["device"]) - predicted_outputs[i * self.parameters.mini_batch_size: - (i+1)*self.parameters.mini_batch_size] \ - = self.data.output_data_scaler.\ - inverse_transform(self.network(inputs). - to('cpu'), as_numpy=True) + self._number_of_batches_per_snapshot = int( + local_data_size / self.parameters.mini_batch_size + ) + + for i in range(0, self._number_of_batches_per_snapshot): + sl = slice( + i * self.parameters.mini_batch_size, + (i + 1) * self.parameters.mini_batch_size, + ) + inputs = snap_descriptors[sl].to( + self.parameters._configuration["device"] + ) + predicted_outputs[sl] = ( + self.data.output_data_scaler.inverse_transform( + self.network(inputs).to("cpu"), as_numpy=True + ) + ) # Restricting the actual quantities to physical meaningful values, # i.e. restricting the (L)DOS to positive values. - predicted_outputs = self.data.target_calculator.\ - restrict_data(predicted_outputs) + predicted_outputs = self.data.target_calculator.restrict_data( + predicted_outputs + ) barrier() + printout( + "Time for network pass: {:.8f}s".format( + perf_counter() - time_before + ), + min_verbosity=2, + ) return predicted_outputs diff --git a/mala/network/runner.py b/mala/network/runner.py index 5367c2a7c..c4bfa6f0d 100644 --- a/mala/network/runner.py +++ b/mala/network/runner.py @@ -1,20 +1,27 @@ """Runner class for running networks.""" + import os from zipfile import ZipFile, ZIP_STORED -try: - import horovod.torch as hvd -except ModuleNotFoundError: - # Warning is thrown by Parameters class - pass +from mala.common.parallelizer import printout + import numpy as np import torch +import torch.distributed as dist +import mala +from mala.common.parallelizer import get_rank from mala.common.parameters import ParametersRunning +from mala.datahandling.fast_tensor_dataset import FastTensorDataset from mala.network.network import Network from mala.datahandling.data_scaler import DataScaler from mala.datahandling.data_handler import DataHandler from mala import Parameters +from mala.targets.ldos import LDOS +from mala.targets.dos import DOS +from mala.targets.density import Density + +from tqdm.auto import tqdm, trange class Runner: @@ -31,6 +38,20 @@ class Runner: network : mala.network.network.Network Network which is being run. + data : mala.datahandling.data_handler.DataHandler + DataHandler holding the data for the run. + + Attributes + ---------- + parameters : mala.common.parametes.ParametersRunning + MALA neural network training/inference parameters. + + parameters_full : mala.common.parametes.Parameters + Full MALA Parameters object. + + network : mala.network.network.Network + Network which is being run. + data : mala.datahandling.data_handler.DataHandler DataHandler holding the data for the run. """ @@ -39,11 +60,493 @@ def __init__(self, params, network, data, runner_dict=None): self.parameters_full: Parameters = params self.parameters: ParametersRunning = params.running self.network = network - self.data = data + self.data: DataHandler = data self.__prepare_to_run() - def save_run(self, run_name, save_path="./", zip_run=True, - save_runner=False, additional_calculation_data=None): + def _calculate_errors( + self, actual_outputs, predicted_outputs, metrics, snapshot_number + ): + """ + Calculate the errors between the actual and predicted outputs. + + Parameters + ---------- + actual_outputs : numpy.ndarray + Actual outputs. + + predicted_outputs : numpy.ndarray + Predicted outputs. + + metrics : list + List of metrics to calculate. + + snapshot_number : int + Snapshot number for which the errors are calculated. + + Returns + ------- + errors : dict + Dictionary containing the errors. + """ + energy_metrics = [metric for metric in metrics if "energy" in metric] + non_energy_metrics = [ + metric for metric in metrics if "energy" not in metric + ] + if len(energy_metrics) > 0: + errors = self._calculate_energy_errors( + actual_outputs, + predicted_outputs, + energy_metrics, + snapshot_number, + ) + else: + errors = {} + for metric in non_energy_metrics: + try: + if metric == "ldos": + error = np.mean((predicted_outputs - actual_outputs) ** 2) + errors[metric] = error + + elif metric == "density": + target_calculator = self.data.target_calculator + if not isinstance( + target_calculator, LDOS + ) and not isinstance(target_calculator, Density): + raise Exception( + "Cannot calculate density from this " "observable." + ) + target_calculator.read_additional_calculation_data( + self.data.get_snapshot_calculation_output( + snapshot_number + ) + ) + + target_calculator.read_from_array(actual_outputs) + actual = target_calculator.density + + target_calculator.read_from_array(predicted_outputs) + predicted = target_calculator.density + errors[metric] = np.mean(np.abs(actual - predicted)) + + elif metric == "density_relative": + target_calculator = self.data.target_calculator + if not isinstance( + target_calculator, LDOS + ) and not isinstance(target_calculator, Density): + raise Exception( + "Cannot calculate the density from this " + "observable." + ) + target_calculator.read_additional_calculation_data( + self.data.get_snapshot_calculation_output( + snapshot_number + ) + ) + + target_calculator.read_from_array(actual_outputs) + actual = target_calculator.density + + target_calculator.read_from_array(predicted_outputs) + predicted = target_calculator.density + errors[metric] = ( + np.mean(np.abs((actual - predicted) / actual)) * 100 + ) + + elif metric == "dos": + target_calculator = self.data.target_calculator + if not isinstance( + target_calculator, LDOS + ) and not isinstance(target_calculator, DOS): + raise Exception( + "Cannot calculate the DOS from this " "observable." + ) + target_calculator.read_additional_calculation_data( + self.data.get_snapshot_calculation_output( + snapshot_number + ) + ) + + target_calculator.read_from_array(actual_outputs) + actual = target_calculator.density_of_states + + target_calculator.read_from_array(predicted_outputs) + predicted = target_calculator.density_of_states + + errors[metric] = np.abs(actual - predicted).mean() + + elif metric == "dos_relative": + target_calculator = self.data.target_calculator + if not isinstance( + target_calculator, LDOS + ) and not isinstance(target_calculator, DOS): + raise Exception( + "Cannot calculate the relative DOS from this " + "observable." + ) + target_calculator.read_additional_calculation_data( + self.data.get_snapshot_calculation_output( + snapshot_number + ) + ) + + # We shift both the actual and predicted DOS by 1.0 to overcome + # numerical issues with the DOS having values equal to zero. + target_calculator.read_from_array(actual_outputs) + actual = target_calculator.density_of_states + 1.0 + + target_calculator.read_from_array(predicted_outputs) + predicted = target_calculator.density_of_states + 1.0 + + errors[metric] = ( + np.ma.masked_invalid( + np.abs( + (actual - predicted) + / (np.abs(actual) + np.abs(predicted)) + ) + ).mean() + * 100 + ) + else: + raise Exception(f"Invalid metric ({metric}) requested.") + except ValueError as e: + printout( + f"Error calculating observable: {metric} for snapshot {snapshot_number}", + min_verbosity=0, + ) + printout(e, min_verbosity=2) + errors[metric] = float("inf") + return errors + + def _calculate_energy_errors( + self, actual_outputs, predicted_outputs, energy_types, snapshot_number + ): + """ + Calculate the errors between the actual and predicted outputs. + + Parameters + ---------- + actual_outputs : numpy.ndarray + Actual outputs. + + predicted_outputs : numpy.ndarray + Predicted outputs. + + energy_types : list + List of energy types to calculate errors. + + snapshot_number : int + Snapshot number for which the errors are calculated. + """ + target_calculator = self.data.target_calculator + output_file = self.data.get_snapshot_calculation_output( + snapshot_number + ) + if not output_file: + raise Exception( + "Output file needed for energy error calculations." + ) + target_calculator.read_additional_calculation_data(output_file) + + errors = {} + fe_actual = None + fe_predicted = None + try: + fe_actual = target_calculator.get_self_consistent_fermi_energy( + actual_outputs + ) + except ValueError: + errors = { + energy_type: float("inf") for energy_type in energy_types + } + printout( + "CAUTION! LDOS ground truth is so wrong that the " + "estimation of the self consistent Fermi energy fails." + ) + return errors + try: + fe_predicted = target_calculator.get_self_consistent_fermi_energy( + predicted_outputs + ) + except ValueError: + errors = { + energy_type: float("inf") for energy_type in energy_types + } + printout( + "CAUTION! LDOS prediction is so wrong that the " + "estimation of the self consistent Fermi energy fails." + ) + return errors + for energy_type in energy_types: + if energy_type == "fermi_energy": + fe_error = fe_predicted - fe_actual + errors[energy_type] = fe_error + elif energy_type == "band_energy": + if not isinstance(target_calculator, LDOS) and not isinstance( + target_calculator, DOS + ): + raise Exception( + "Cannot calculate the band energy from this observable." + ) + try: + target_calculator.read_from_array(actual_outputs) + be_actual = target_calculator.get_band_energy( + fermi_energy=fe_actual + ) + target_calculator.read_from_array(predicted_outputs) + be_predicted = target_calculator.get_band_energy( + fermi_energy=fe_predicted + ) + be_error = (be_predicted - be_actual) * ( + 1000 / len(target_calculator.atoms) + ) + errors[energy_type] = be_error + except ValueError: + errors[energy_type] = float("inf") + elif energy_type == "band_energy_actual_fe": + if not isinstance(target_calculator, LDOS) and not isinstance( + target_calculator, DOS + ): + raise Exception( + "Cannot calculate the band energy from this observable." + ) + try: + target_calculator.read_from_array(predicted_outputs) + be_predicted_actual_fe = target_calculator.get_band_energy( + fermi_energy=fe_actual + ) + be_error_actual_fe = ( + be_predicted_actual_fe - be_actual + ) * (1000 / len(target_calculator.atoms)) + errors[energy_type] = be_error_actual_fe + except ValueError: + errors[energy_type] = float("inf") + elif energy_type == "total_energy": + if not isinstance(target_calculator, LDOS): + raise Exception( + "Cannot calculate the total energy from this " + "observable." + ) + try: + target_calculator.read_additional_calculation_data( + self.data.get_snapshot_calculation_output( + snapshot_number + ) + ) + target_calculator.read_from_array(actual_outputs) + te_actual = target_calculator.get_total_energy( + fermi_energy=fe_actual + ) + target_calculator.read_from_array(predicted_outputs) + te_predicted = target_calculator.get_total_energy( + fermi_energy=fe_predicted + ) + te_error = (te_predicted - te_actual) * ( + 1000 / len(target_calculator.atoms) + ) + errors[energy_type] = te_error + except ValueError: + errors[energy_type] = float("inf") + elif energy_type == "total_energy_actual_fe": + if not isinstance(target_calculator, LDOS): + raise Exception( + "Cannot calculate the total energy from this " + "observable." + ) + try: + target_calculator.read_from_array(predicted_outputs) + te_predicted_actual_fe = ( + target_calculator.get_total_energy( + fermi_energy=fe_actual + ) + ) + te_error_actual_fe = ( + te_predicted_actual_fe - te_actual + ) * (1000 / len(target_calculator.atoms)) + errors[energy_type] = te_error_actual_fe + except ValueError: + errors[energy_type] = float("inf") + else: + raise Exception( + f"Invalid energy type ({energy_type}) requested." + ) + return errors + + def _calculate_energy_targets_and_predictions( + self, actual_outputs, predicted_outputs, energy_types, snapshot_number + ): + """ + Calculate the energies corresponding to actual and predicted outputs. + + Parameters + ---------- + actual_outputs : numpy.ndarray + Actual outputs. + + predicted_outputs : numpy.ndarray + Predicted outputs. + + energy_types : list + List of energy types to calculate. + + snapshot_number : int + Snapshot number for which the energies are calculated. + """ + target_calculator = self.data.target_calculator + output_file = self.data.get_snapshot_calculation_output( + snapshot_number + ) + if not output_file: + raise Exception("Output file needed for energy calculations.") + target_calculator.read_additional_calculation_data(output_file) + + targets = {} + predictions = {} + fe_actual = None + fe_predicted = None + try: + fe_actual = target_calculator.get_self_consistent_fermi_energy( + actual_outputs + ) + except ValueError: + targets = {energy_type: np.nan for energy_type in energy_types} + predictions = {energy_type: np.nan for energy_type in energy_types} + printout( + "CAUTION! LDOS ground truth is so wrong that the " + "estimation of the self consistent Fermi energy fails." + ) + return targets, predictions + try: + fe_predicted = target_calculator.get_self_consistent_fermi_energy( + predicted_outputs + ) + except ValueError: + targets = {energy_type: np.nan for energy_type in energy_types} + predictions = {energy_type: np.nan for energy_type in energy_types} + printout( + "CAUTION! LDOS prediction is so wrong that the " + "estimation of the self consistent Fermi energy fails." + ) + return targets, predictions + for energy_type in energy_types: + if energy_type == "fermi_energy": + targets[energy_type] = fe_actual + predictions[energy_type] = fe_predicted + elif energy_type == "band_energy": + if not isinstance(target_calculator, LDOS) and not isinstance( + target_calculator, DOS + ): + raise Exception( + "Cannot calculate the band energy from this observable." + ) + try: + target_calculator.read_from_array(actual_outputs) + be_actual = target_calculator.get_band_energy( + fermi_energy=fe_actual + ) + target_calculator.read_from_array(predicted_outputs) + be_predicted = target_calculator.get_band_energy( + fermi_energy=fe_predicted + ) + targets[energy_type] = ( + be_actual * 1000 / len(target_calculator.atoms) + ) + predictions[energy_type] = ( + be_predicted * 1000 / len(target_calculator.atoms) + ) + except ValueError: + targets[energy_type] = np.nan + predictions[energy_type] = np.nan + elif energy_type == "band_energy_actual_fe": + if not isinstance(target_calculator, LDOS) and not isinstance( + target_calculator, DOS + ): + raise Exception( + "Cannot calculate the band energy from this observable." + ) + try: + target_calculator.read_from_array(predicted_outputs) + be_predicted_actual_fe = target_calculator.get_band_energy( + fermi_energy=fe_actual + ) + targets[energy_type] = ( + be_actual * 1000 / len(target_calculator.atoms) + ) + predictions[energy_type] = ( + be_predicted_actual_fe + * 1000 + / len(target_calculator.atoms) + ) + except ValueError: + targets[energy_type] = np.nan + predictions[energy_type] = np.nan + elif energy_type == "total_energy": + if not isinstance(target_calculator, LDOS): + raise Exception( + "Cannot calculate the total energy from this " + "observable." + ) + try: + target_calculator.read_additional_calculation_data( + self.data.get_snapshot_calculation_output( + snapshot_number + ) + ) + target_calculator.read_from_array(actual_outputs) + te_actual = target_calculator.get_total_energy( + fermi_energy=fe_actual + ) + target_calculator.read_from_array(predicted_outputs) + te_predicted = target_calculator.get_total_energy( + fermi_energy=fe_predicted + ) + targets[energy_type] = ( + te_actual * 1000 / len(target_calculator.atoms) + ) + predictions[energy_type] = ( + te_predicted * 1000 / len(target_calculator.atoms) + ) + except ValueError: + targets[energy_type] = np.nan + predictions[energy_type] = np.nan + elif energy_type == "total_energy_actual_fe": + if not isinstance(target_calculator, LDOS): + raise Exception( + "Cannot calculate the total energy from this " + "observable." + ) + try: + target_calculator.read_from_array(predicted_outputs) + te_predicted_actual_fe = ( + target_calculator.get_total_energy( + fermi_energy=fe_actual + ) + ) + + targets[energy_type] = ( + te_actual * 1000 / len(target_calculator.atoms) + ) + predictions[energy_type] = ( + te_predicted_actual_fe + * 1000 + / len(target_calculator.atoms) + ) + except ValueError: + targets[energy_type] = np.nan + predictions[energy_type] = np.nan + else: + raise Exception( + f"Invalid energy type ({energy_type}) requested." + ) + return targets, predictions + + def save_run( + self, + run_name, + path="./", + zip_run=True, + save_runner=False, + additional_calculation_data=None, + ): """ Save the current run. @@ -52,7 +555,7 @@ def save_run(self, run_name, save_path="./", zip_run=True, run_name : str Name under which the run should be saved. - save_path : str + path : str Path where to which the run. zip_run : bool @@ -73,48 +576,68 @@ def save_run(self, run_name, save_path="./", zip_run=True, data is already present in the DataHandler object, it can be saved by setting. """ - model_file = run_name + ".network.pth" - iscaler_file = run_name + ".iscaler.pkl" - oscaler_file = run_name + ".oscaler.pkl" - params_file = run_name + ".params.json" - if save_runner: - optimizer_file = run_name+".optimizer.pth" - - self.parameters_full.save(os.path.join(save_path, params_file)) - self.network.save_network(os.path.join(save_path, model_file)) - self.data.input_data_scaler.save(os.path.join(save_path, iscaler_file)) - self.data.output_data_scaler.save(os.path.join(save_path, - oscaler_file)) - - files = [model_file, iscaler_file, oscaler_file, params_file] - if save_runner: - files += [optimizer_file] - if zip_run: - if additional_calculation_data is not None: - additional_calculation_file = run_name+".info.json" - if isinstance(additional_calculation_data, str): - self.data.target_calculator.\ - read_additional_calculation_data(additional_calculation_data) - self.data.target_calculator.\ - write_additional_calculation_data(os.path.join(save_path, - additional_calculation_file)) - elif isinstance(additional_calculation_data, bool): - if additional_calculation_data: - self.data.target_calculator. \ - write_additional_calculation_data(os.path.join(save_path, - additional_calculation_file)) - - files.append(additional_calculation_file) - with ZipFile(os.path.join(save_path, run_name+".zip"), 'w', - compression=ZIP_STORED) as zip_obj: - for file in files: - zip_obj.write(os.path.join(save_path, file), file) - os.remove(os.path.join(save_path, file)) + # If a model is trained via DDP, we need to make sure saving is only + # performed on rank 0. + if get_rank() == 0: + model_file = run_name + ".network.pth" + iscaler_file = run_name + ".iscaler.pkl" + oscaler_file = run_name + ".oscaler.pkl" + params_file = run_name + ".params.json" + if save_runner: + optimizer_file = run_name + ".optimizer.pth" + os.makedirs(path, exist_ok=True) + self.parameters_full.save(os.path.join(path, params_file)) + if self.parameters_full.use_ddp: + self.network.module.save_network( + os.path.join(path, model_file) + ) + else: + self.network.save_network(os.path.join(path, model_file)) + self.data.input_data_scaler.save(os.path.join(path, iscaler_file)) + self.data.output_data_scaler.save(os.path.join(path, oscaler_file)) + + files = [model_file, iscaler_file, oscaler_file, params_file] + if save_runner: + files += [optimizer_file] + if zip_run: + if additional_calculation_data is not None: + additional_calculation_file = run_name + ".info.json" + if isinstance(additional_calculation_data, str): + self.data.target_calculator.read_additional_calculation_data( + additional_calculation_data + ) + self.data.target_calculator.write_additional_calculation_data( + os.path.join(path, additional_calculation_file) + ) + elif isinstance(additional_calculation_data, bool): + if additional_calculation_data: + self.data.target_calculator.write_additional_calculation_data( + os.path.join(path, additional_calculation_file) + ) + + files.append(additional_calculation_file) + with ZipFile( + os.path.join(path, run_name + ".zip"), + "w", + compression=ZIP_STORED, + ) as zip_obj: + for file in files: + zip_obj.write(os.path.join(path, file), file) + os.remove(os.path.join(path, file)) @classmethod - def load_run(cls, run_name, path="./", zip_run=True, - params_format="json", load_runner=True, - prepare_data=False): + def load_run( + cls, + run_name, + path="./", + zip_run=True, + params_format="json", + load_runner=True, + prepare_data=False, + load_with_mpi=None, + load_with_gpu=None, + load_with_ddp=None, + ): """ Load a run. @@ -141,6 +664,31 @@ def load_run(cls, run_name, path="./", zip_run=True, If True, the data will be loaded into memory. This is needed when continuing a model training. + load_with_mpi : bool or None + Can be used to actively enable/disable MPI during loading. + Default is None, so that the MPI parameters set during + training/saving of the model are not overwritten. + If MPI is to be used in concert with GPU during training, + MPI already has to be activated here, if it was not activated + during training! + + load_with_gpu : bool or None + Can be used to actively enable/disable GPU during loading. + Default is None, so that the GPU parameters set during + training/saving of the model are not overwritten. + If MPI is to be used in concert with GPU during training, + it is advised that GPU usage is activated here, if it was not + activated during training. Can also be used to activate a CPU + based inference, by setting it to False. + + load_with_ddp : bool or None + Can be used to actively disable DDP (pytorch distributed + data parallel used for parallel training) during loading. + Default is None, which for loading a Trainer object will not + interfere with DDP settings. For Predictor and Tester class, + this command will automatically disable DDP during loading, + as inference is using MPI rather than DDP for parallelization. + Return ------ loaded_params : mala.common.parameters.Parameters @@ -161,11 +709,11 @@ def load_run(cls, run_name, path="./", zip_run=True, loaded_network = run_name + ".network.pth" loaded_iscaler = run_name + ".iscaler.pkl" loaded_oscaler = run_name + ".oscaler.pkl" - loaded_params = run_name + ".params."+params_format + loaded_params = run_name + ".params." + params_format loaded_info = run_name + ".info.json" zip_path = os.path.join(path, run_name + ".zip") - with ZipFile(zip_path, 'r') as zip_obj: + with ZipFile(zip_path, "r") as zip_obj: loaded_params = zip_obj.open(loaded_params) loaded_network = zip_obj.open(loaded_network) loaded_iscaler = zip_obj.open(loaded_iscaler) @@ -179,40 +727,62 @@ def load_run(cls, run_name, path="./", zip_run=True, loaded_network = os.path.join(path, run_name + ".network.pth") loaded_iscaler = os.path.join(path, run_name + ".iscaler.pkl") loaded_oscaler = os.path.join(path, run_name + ".oscaler.pkl") - loaded_params = os.path.join(path, run_name + - ".params."+params_format) + loaded_params = os.path.join( + path, run_name + ".params." + params_format + ) - loaded_params = Parameters.load_from_json(loaded_params) - loaded_network = Network.load_from_file(loaded_params, - loaded_network) + # Neither Predictor nor Runner classes can work with DDP. + if cls is mala.Trainer: + loaded_params = Parameters.load_from_json(loaded_params) + else: + loaded_params = Parameters.load_from_json( + loaded_params, force_no_ddp=True + ) + + # MPI has to be specified upon loading, in contrast to GPU. + if load_with_mpi is not None: + loaded_params.use_mpi = load_with_mpi + if load_with_gpu is not None: + loaded_params.use_gpu = load_with_gpu + + loaded_network = Network.load_from_file(loaded_params, loaded_network) loaded_iscaler = DataScaler.load_from_file(loaded_iscaler) loaded_oscaler = DataScaler.load_from_file(loaded_oscaler) - new_datahandler = DataHandler(loaded_params, - input_data_scaler=loaded_iscaler, - output_data_scaler=loaded_oscaler, - clear_data=(not prepare_data)) + new_datahandler = DataHandler( + loaded_params, + input_data_scaler=loaded_iscaler, + output_data_scaler=loaded_oscaler, + clear_data=(not prepare_data), + ) if loaded_info is not None: - new_datahandler.target_calculator.\ - read_additional_calculation_data(loaded_info, - data_type="json") + new_datahandler.target_calculator.read_additional_calculation_data( + loaded_info, data_type="json" + ) if prepare_data: new_datahandler.prepare_data(reparametrize_scaler=False) if load_runner: if zip_run is True: - with ZipFile(zip_path, 'r') as zip_obj: + with ZipFile(zip_path, "r") as zip_obj: loaded_runner = run_name + ".optimizer.pth" if loaded_runner in zip_obj.namelist(): loaded_runner = zip_obj.open(loaded_runner) else: loaded_runner = os.path.join(run_name + ".optimizer.pth") - loaded_runner = cls._load_from_run(loaded_params, loaded_network, - new_datahandler, - file=loaded_runner) - return loaded_params, loaded_network, new_datahandler, \ - loaded_runner + loaded_runner = cls._load_from_run( + loaded_params, + loaded_network, + new_datahandler, + file=loaded_runner, + ) + return ( + loaded_params, + loaded_network, + new_datahandler, + loaded_runner, + ) else: return loaded_params, loaded_network, new_datahandler @@ -240,14 +810,18 @@ def run_exists(cls, run_name, params_format="json", zip_run=True): If True, the model exists. """ if zip_run is True: - return os.path.isfile(run_name+".zip") + return os.path.isfile(run_name + ".zip") else: network_name = run_name + ".network.pth" iscaler_name = run_name + ".iscaler.pkl" oscaler_name = run_name + ".oscaler.pkl" - param_name = run_name + ".params."+params_format - return all(map(os.path.isfile, [iscaler_name, oscaler_name, param_name, - network_name])) + param_name = run_name + ".params." + params_format + return all( + map( + os.path.isfile, + [iscaler_name, oscaler_name, param_name, network_name], + ) + ) @classmethod def _load_from_run(cls, params, network, data, file=None): @@ -256,10 +830,14 @@ def _load_from_run(cls, params, network, data, file=None): loaded_runner = cls(params, network, data) return loaded_runner - def _forward_entire_snapshot(self, snapshot_number, data_set, - data_set_type, - number_of_batches_per_snapshot=0, - batch_size=0): + def _forward_entire_snapshot( + self, + snapshot_number, + data_set, + data_set_type, + number_of_batches_per_snapshot=0, + batch_size=0, + ): """ Forward a snapshot through the network, get actual/predicted output. @@ -283,49 +861,82 @@ def _forward_entire_snapshot(self, snapshot_number, data_set, predicted_outputs : numpy.ndarray Precicted outputs for snapshot. """ + # Ensure the Network is on the correct device. + # This line is necessary because GPU acceleration may have been + # activated AFTER loading a model. + if self.parameters_full.use_ddp: + self.network.module.to( + self.network.module.params._configuration["device"] + ) + else: + self.network.to(self.network.params._configuration["device"]) + # Determine where the snapshot begins and ends. from_index = 0 to_index = None - for idx, snapshot in enumerate(self.data.parameters. - snapshot_directories_list): + for idx, snapshot in enumerate( + self.data.parameters.snapshot_directories_list + ): if snapshot.snapshot_function == data_set_type: if idx == snapshot_number: to_index = from_index + snapshot.grid_size break else: from_index += snapshot.grid_size - grid_size = to_index-from_index - - if self.data.parameters.use_lazy_loading: - data_set.return_outputs_directly = True - actual_outputs = \ - (data_set - [from_index:to_index])[1] + grid_size = to_index - from_index + + if isinstance(data_set, FastTensorDataset): + predicted_outputs = np.zeros( + (grid_size, self.data.output_dimension) + ) + actual_outputs = np.zeros((grid_size, self.data.output_dimension)) + + for i in range(len(data_set)): + inputs, outputs = data_set[from_index + i] + inputs = inputs.to(self.parameters._configuration["device"]) + predicted_outputs[ + i * data_set.batch_size : (i + 1) * data_set.batch_size, : + ] = self.data.output_data_scaler.inverse_transform( + self.network(inputs).to("cpu"), as_numpy=True + ) + actual_outputs[ + i * data_set.batch_size : (i + 1) * data_set.batch_size, : + ] = self.data.output_data_scaler.inverse_transform( + torch.tensor(outputs), as_numpy=True + ) else: - actual_outputs = \ - self.data.output_data_scaler.\ - inverse_transform( - (data_set[from_index:to_index])[1], - as_numpy=True) - - predicted_outputs = np.zeros((grid_size, - self.data.output_dimension)) - - for i in range(0, number_of_batches_per_snapshot): - inputs, outputs = \ - data_set[from_index+(i * batch_size):from_index+((i + 1) - * batch_size)] - inputs = inputs.to(self.parameters._configuration["device"]) - predicted_outputs[i * batch_size:(i + 1) * batch_size, :] = \ - self.data.output_data_scaler.\ - inverse_transform(self.network(inputs). - to('cpu'), as_numpy=True) + if self.data.parameters.use_lazy_loading: + data_set.return_outputs_directly = True + actual_outputs = (data_set[from_index:to_index])[1] + else: + actual_outputs = ( + self.data.output_data_scaler.inverse_transform( + (data_set[from_index:to_index])[1], as_numpy=True + ) + ) + + predicted_outputs = np.zeros( + (grid_size, self.data.output_dimension) + ) + for i in range(0, number_of_batches_per_snapshot): + inputs, outputs = data_set[ + from_index + + (i * batch_size) : from_index + + ((i + 1) * batch_size) + ] + inputs = inputs.to(self.parameters._configuration["device"]) + predicted_outputs[i * batch_size : (i + 1) * batch_size, :] = ( + self.data.output_data_scaler.inverse_transform( + self.network(inputs).to("cpu"), as_numpy=True + ) + ) # Restricting the actual quantities to physical meaningful values, # i.e. restricting the (L)DOS to positive values. - predicted_outputs = self.data.target_calculator.\ - restrict_data(predicted_outputs) + predicted_outputs = self.data.target_calculator.restrict_data( + predicted_outputs + ) # It could be that other operations will be happening with the data # set, so it's best to reset it. @@ -335,7 +946,7 @@ def _forward_entire_snapshot(self, snapshot_number, data_set, return actual_outputs, predicted_outputs @staticmethod - def _correct_batch_size_for_testing(datasize, batchsize): + def _correct_batch_size(datasize, batchsize): """ Get the correct batch size for testing. @@ -353,16 +964,26 @@ def __prepare_to_run(self): """ Prepare the Runner to run the Network. - This includes e.g. horovod setup. + This includes e.g. ddp setup. """ - # See if we want to use horovod. - if self.parameters_full.use_horovod: + # See if we want to use ddp. + if self.parameters_full.use_ddp: if self.parameters_full.use_gpu: # We cannot use "printout" here because this is supposed # to happen on every rank. + size = dist.get_world_size() + rank = dist.get_rank() + local_rank = int(os.environ.get("LOCAL_RANK")) if self.parameters_full.verbosity >= 2: - print("size=", hvd.size(), "global_rank=", hvd.rank(), - "local_rank=", hvd.local_rank(), "device=", - torch.cuda.get_device_name(hvd.local_rank())) + print( + "size=", + size, + "global_rank=", + rank, + "local_rank=", + local_rank, + "device=", + torch.cuda.get_device_name(local_rank), + ) # pin GPU to local rank - torch.cuda.set_device(hvd.local_rank()) + torch.cuda.set_device(local_rank) diff --git a/mala/network/tester.py b/mala/network/tester.py index f7a9e7373..d7c07761a 100644 --- a/mala/network/tester.py +++ b/mala/network/tester.py @@ -1,9 +1,5 @@ """Tester class for testing a network.""" -try: - import horovod.torch as hvd -except ModuleNotFoundError: - # Warning is thrown by Parameters class - pass + import numpy as np from mala.common.parameters import printout @@ -45,21 +41,53 @@ class Tester(Runner): - "density": MAPE of the density prediction - "dos": MAPE of the DOS prediction + output_format : string + Can be "list" or "mae". If "list", then a list of results across all + snapshots is returned. If "mae", then the MAE across all snapshots + will be calculated and returned. + + Attributes + ---------- + target_calculator : mala.targets.target.Target + Target calculator used for predictions. Can be used for further + processing. + + observables_to_test : list + List of observables to test. Supported are: + + - "ldos": Calculate the MSE loss of the LDOS. + - "band_energy": Band energy error + - "band_energy_full": Band energy absolute values (only works with + list, as both actual and predicted are returned) + - "total_energy": Total energy error + - "total_energy_full": Total energy absolute values (only works + with list, as both actual and predicted are returned) + - "number_of_electrons": Number of electrons (Fermi energy is not + determined dynamically for this quantity. + - "density": MAPE of the density prediction + - "dos": MAPE of the DOS prediction + output_format : string Can be "list" or "mae". If "list", then a list of results across all snapshots is returned. If "mae", then the MAE across all snapshots will be calculated and returned. """ - def __init__(self, params, network, data, observables_to_test=["ldos"], - output_format="list"): + def __init__( + self, + params, + network, + data, + observables_to_test=["ldos"], + output_format="list", + ): # copy the parameters into the class. super(Tester, self).__init__(params, network, data) - self.test_data_loader = None - self.number_of_batches_per_snapshot = 0 + self._test_data_loader = None + self._number_of_batches_per_snapshot = 0 self.observables_to_test = observables_to_test self.output_format = output_format - if self.output_format != "list" and self.output_format == "mae": + if self.output_format != "list" and self.output_format != "mae": raise Exception("Wrong output format for testing selected.") self.target_calculator = data.target_calculator @@ -94,7 +122,7 @@ def test_all_snapshots(self): else: raise Exception("Wrong output format for testing selected.") - def test_snapshot(self, snapshot_number, data_type='te'): + def test_snapshot(self, snapshot_number, data_type="te"): """ Test the selected observables for a single snapshot. @@ -111,31 +139,61 @@ def test_snapshot(self, snapshot_number, data_type='te'): results : dict A dictionary containing the errors for the selected observables. """ - actual_outputs, predicted_outputs = \ - self.predict_targets(snapshot_number, data_type=data_type) - - results = {} - for observable in self.observables_to_test: - try: - results[observable] = self.\ - __calculate_observable_error(snapshot_number, - observable, predicted_outputs, - actual_outputs) - except ValueError as e: - printout(f"Error calculating observable: {observable} for snapshot {snapshot_number}", min_verbosity=0) - printout(e, min_verbosity=2) - results[observable] = np.inf + actual_outputs, predicted_outputs = self.predict_targets( + snapshot_number, data_type=data_type + ) + + results = self._calculate_errors( + actual_outputs, + predicted_outputs, + self.observables_to_test, + snapshot_number, + ) return results - def predict_targets(self, snapshot_number, data_type='te'): + def get_energy_targets_and_predictions( + self, snapshot_number, data_type="te" + ): + """ + Get the energy targets and predictions for a single snapshot. + + Parameters + ---------- + snapshot_number : int + Snapshot which to test. + + data_type : str + 'tr', 'va', or 'te' indicating the partition to be tested + + Returns + ------- + results : dict + A dictionary containing the errors for the selected observables. """ - Get actual and predicted output for a snapshot. + actual_outputs, predicted_outputs = self.predict_targets( + snapshot_number, data_type=data_type + ) + + energy_metrics = [ + metric for metric in self.observables_to_test if "energy" in metric + ] + targets, predictions = self._calculate_energy_targets_and_predictions( + actual_outputs, + predicted_outputs, + energy_metrics, + snapshot_number, + ) + return targets, predictions + + def predict_targets(self, snapshot_number, data_type="te"): + """ + Get actual and predicted energy outputs for a snapshot. Parameters ---------- snapshot_number : int Snapshot for which the prediction is done. - + data_type : str 'tr', 'va', or 'te' indicating the partition to be tested @@ -152,151 +210,30 @@ def predict_targets(self, snapshot_number, data_type='te'): # Make sure no data lingers in the target calculator. self.data.target_calculator.invalidate_target() # Select the inputs used for prediction - if data_type == 'tr': + if data_type == "tr": offset_snapshots = 0 data_set = self.data.training_data_sets[0] - elif data_type == 'va': + elif data_type == "va": offset_snapshots = self.data.nr_training_snapshots data_set = self.data.validation_data_sets[0] - elif data_type == 'te': - offset_snapshots = self.data.nr_validation_snapshots + \ - self.data.nr_training_snapshots + elif data_type == "te": + offset_snapshots = ( + self.data.nr_validation_snapshots + + self.data.nr_training_snapshots + ) data_set = self.data.test_data_sets[0] else: - raise ValueError(f"Invalid data_type: {data_type} -- Valid options are tr, va, te.") + raise ValueError( + f"Invalid data_type: {data_type} -- Valid options are tr, va, te." + ) # Forward through network. - return self.\ - _forward_entire_snapshot(offset_snapshots+snapshot_number, - data_set, - data_type, - self.number_of_batches_per_snapshot, - self.parameters.mini_batch_size) - - def __calculate_observable_error(self, snapshot_number, observable, - predicted_target, actual_target): - if observable == "ldos": - return np.mean((predicted_target - actual_target)**2) - - elif observable == "band_energy": - target_calculator = self.data.target_calculator - if not isinstance(target_calculator, LDOS) and not \ - isinstance(target_calculator, DOS): - raise Exception("Cannot calculate the band energy from this " - "observable.") - target_calculator.\ - read_additional_calculation_data( - self.data.get_snapshot_calculation_output(snapshot_number)) - - target_calculator.read_from_array(actual_target) - actual = target_calculator.band_energy - - target_calculator.read_from_array(predicted_target) - predicted = target_calculator.band_energy - return actual - predicted - - elif observable == "band_energy_full": - target_calculator = self.data.target_calculator - if not isinstance(target_calculator, LDOS) and not \ - isinstance(target_calculator, DOS): - raise Exception("Cannot calculate the band energy from this " - "observable.") - target_calculator.\ - read_additional_calculation_data( - self.data.get_snapshot_calculation_output(snapshot_number)) - - target_calculator.read_from_array(actual_target) - actual = target_calculator.band_energy - - target_calculator.read_from_array(predicted_target) - predicted = target_calculator.band_energy - return [actual, predicted, - target_calculator.band_energy_dft_calculation] - - elif observable == "number_of_electrons": - target_calculator = self.data.target_calculator - if not isinstance(target_calculator, LDOS) and not \ - isinstance(target_calculator, DOS) and not \ - isinstance(target_calculator, Density): - raise Exception("Cannot calculate the band energy from this " - "observable.") - target_calculator.\ - read_additional_calculation_data( - self.data.get_snapshot_calculation_output(snapshot_number)) - - actual = target_calculator.get_number_of_electrons(actual_target) - - predicted = target_calculator.get_number_of_electrons(predicted_target) - return actual - predicted - - elif observable == "total_energy": - target_calculator = self.data.target_calculator - if not isinstance(target_calculator, LDOS): - raise Exception("Cannot calculate the total energy from this " - "observable.") - target_calculator.\ - read_additional_calculation_data( - self.data.get_snapshot_calculation_output(snapshot_number)) - - target_calculator.read_from_array(actual_target) - actual = target_calculator.total_energy - - target_calculator.read_from_array(predicted_target) - predicted = target_calculator.total_energy - return actual - predicted - - elif observable == "total_energy_full": - target_calculator = self.data.target_calculator - if not isinstance(target_calculator, LDOS): - raise Exception("Cannot calculate the total energy from this " - "observable.") - target_calculator.\ - read_additional_calculation_data( - self.data.get_snapshot_calculation_output(snapshot_number)) - - target_calculator.read_from_array(actual_target) - actual = target_calculator.total_energy - - target_calculator.read_from_array(predicted_target) - predicted = target_calculator.total_energy - return [actual, predicted, - target_calculator.total_energy_dft_calculation] - - elif observable == "density": - target_calculator = self.data.target_calculator - if not isinstance(target_calculator, LDOS) and \ - not isinstance(target_calculator, Density): - raise Exception("Cannot calculate the total energy from this " - "observable.") - target_calculator.\ - read_additional_calculation_data( - self.data.get_snapshot_calculation_output(snapshot_number)) - - target_calculator.read_from_array(actual_target) - actual = target_calculator.density - - target_calculator.read_from_array(predicted_target) - predicted = target_calculator.density - return np.mean(np.abs((actual - predicted) / actual)) * 100 - - elif observable == "dos": - target_calculator = self.data.target_calculator - if not isinstance(target_calculator, LDOS) and \ - not isinstance(target_calculator, DOS): - raise Exception("Cannot calculate the total energy from this " - "observable.") - target_calculator.\ - read_additional_calculation_data( - self.data.get_snapshot_calculation_output(snapshot_number)) - - target_calculator.read_from_array(actual_target) - actual = target_calculator.density_of_states - - target_calculator.read_from_array(predicted_target) - predicted = target_calculator.density_of_states - return np.mean(np.abs((actual - predicted) / actual)) * 100 - - - + return self._forward_entire_snapshot( + offset_snapshots + snapshot_number, + data_set, + data_type, + self._number_of_batches_per_snapshot, + self.parameters.mini_batch_size, + ) def __prepare_to_test(self, snapshot_number): """Prepare the tester class to for test run.""" @@ -312,14 +249,18 @@ def __prepare_to_test(self, snapshot_number): break test_snapshot += 1 - optimal_batch_size = self.\ - _correct_batch_size_for_testing(grid_size, - self.parameters.mini_batch_size) + optimal_batch_size = self._correct_batch_size( + grid_size, self.parameters.mini_batch_size + ) if optimal_batch_size != self.parameters.mini_batch_size: - printout("Had to readjust batch size from", - self.parameters.mini_batch_size, "to", - optimal_batch_size, min_verbosity=0) + printout( + "Had to readjust batch size from", + self.parameters.mini_batch_size, + "to", + optimal_batch_size, + min_verbosity=0, + ) self.parameters.mini_batch_size = optimal_batch_size - self.number_of_batches_per_snapshot = int(grid_size / - self.parameters. - mini_batch_size) + self._number_of_batches_per_snapshot = int( + grid_size / self.parameters.mini_batch_size + ) diff --git a/mala/network/trainer.py b/mala/network/trainer.py index 86d601ac0..ccd0ab70c 100644 --- a/mala/network/trainer.py +++ b/mala/network/trainer.py @@ -1,28 +1,27 @@ """Trainer class for training a network.""" + import os import time from datetime import datetime from packaging import version -try: - import horovod.torch as hvd -except ModuleNotFoundError: - # Warning is thrown by Parameters class - pass import numpy as np import torch +import torch.distributed as dist +from torch.nn.parallel import DistributedDataParallel as DDP from torch import optim from torch.utils.data import DataLoader from torch.utils.tensorboard import SummaryWriter from mala.common.parameters import printout -from mala.common.parallelizer import parallel_warn +from mala.common.parallelizer import get_local_rank from mala.datahandling.fast_tensor_dataset import FastTensorDataset -from mala.network.network import Network from mala.network.runner import Runner from mala.datahandling.lazy_load_dataset_single import LazyLoadDatasetSingle -from mala.datahandling.multi_lazy_load_data_loader import \ - MultiLazyLoadDataLoader +from mala.datahandling.multi_lazy_load_data_loader import ( + MultiLazyLoadDataLoader, +) +from tqdm.auto import trange, tqdm class Trainer(Runner): @@ -39,59 +38,90 @@ class Trainer(Runner): data : mala.datahandling.data_handler.DataHandler DataHandler holding the training data. - use_pkl_checkpoints : bool - If true, .pkl checkpoints will be created. + _optimizer_dict : dict + For internal use by the Trainer class during loading procecdures only. + + Attributes + ---------- + final_validation_loss : float + Validation loss after training + + network : mala.network.network.Network + Network which is being trained. + + full_logging_path : str + Full path to training logs. """ - def __init__(self, params, network, data, optimizer_dict=None): + def __init__(self, params, network, data, _optimizer_dict=None): # copy the parameters into the class. super(Trainer, self).__init__(params, network, data) - self.final_test_loss = float("inf") - self.initial_test_loss = float("inf") + + if self.parameters_full.use_ddp: + printout("DDP activated, wrapping model in DDP.", min_verbosity=1) + # JOSHR: using streams here to maintain compatibility with + # graph capture + s = torch.cuda.Stream() + with torch.cuda.stream(s): + self.network = DDP(self.network) + torch.cuda.current_stream().wait_stream(s) + self.final_validation_loss = float("inf") - self.initial_validation_loss = float("inf") - self.optimizer = None - self.scheduler = None - self.patience_counter = 0 - self.last_epoch = 0 - self.last_loss = None - self.training_data_loaders = [] - self.validation_data_loaders = [] - self.test_data_loaders = [] - - # Samplers for the horovod case. - self.train_sampler = None - self.test_sampler = None - self.validation_sampler = None - - self.__prepare_to_train(optimizer_dict) - - self.tensor_board = None - self.full_visualization_path = None - if self.parameters.visualisation: - if not os.path.exists(self.parameters.visualisation_dir): - os.makedirs(self.parameters.visualisation_dir) - if self.parameters.visualisation_dir_append_date: + self._optimizer = None + self._scheduler = None + self._patience_counter = 0 + self._last_epoch = 0 + self._last_loss = None + self._training_data_loaders = [] + self._validation_data_loaders = [] + + # Samplers for the ddp case. + self._train_sampler = None + self._validation_sampler = None + + self.__prepare_to_train(_optimizer_dict) + + self._logger = None + self.full_logging_path = None + if self.parameters.logger is not None: + os.makedirs(self.parameters.logging_dir, exist_ok=True) + if self.parameters.logging_dir_append_date: date_time = datetime.now().strftime("%Y-%m-%d-%H-%M-%S") - self.full_visualization_path = \ - os.path.join(self.parameters.visualisation_dir, date_time) - os.makedirs(self.full_visualization_path) + if len(self.parameters.run_name) > 0: + name = self.parameters.run_name + "_" + date_time + else: + name = date_time + self.full_logging_path = os.path.join( + self.parameters.logging_dir, name + ) + os.makedirs(self.full_logging_path, exist_ok=True) else: - self.full_visualization_path = \ - self.parameters.visualisation_dir + self.full_logging_path = self.parameters.logging_dir # Set the path to log files - self.tensor_board = SummaryWriter(self.full_visualization_path) - printout("Writing visualization output to", - self.full_visualization_path, min_verbosity=1) + if self.parameters.logger == "wandb": + import wandb - self.gradscaler = None + self._logger = wandb + elif self.parameters.logger == "tensorboard": + self._logger = SummaryWriter(self.full_logging_path) + else: + raise Exception( + f"Unsupported logger {self.parameters.logger}." + ) + printout( + "Writing logging output to", + self.full_logging_path, + min_verbosity=1, + ) + + self._gradscaler = None if self.parameters.use_mixed_precision: printout("Using mixed precision via AMP.", min_verbosity=1) - self.gradscaler = torch.cuda.amp.GradScaler() + self._gradscaler = torch.cuda.amp.GradScaler() - self.train_graph = None - self.validation_graph = None + self._train_graph = None + self._validation_graph = None @classmethod def run_exists(cls, run_name, params_format="json", zip_run=True): @@ -115,21 +145,36 @@ def run_exists(cls, run_name, params_format="json", zip_run=True): """ if zip_run is True: - return os.path.isfile(run_name+".zip") + return os.path.isfile(run_name + ".zip") else: network_name = run_name + ".network.pth" iscaler_name = run_name + ".iscaler.pkl" oscaler_name = run_name + ".oscaler.pkl" - param_name = run_name + ".params."+params_format + param_name = run_name + ".params." + params_format optimizer_name = run_name + ".optimizer.pth" - return all(map(os.path.isfile, [iscaler_name, oscaler_name, - param_name, - network_name, optimizer_name])) + return all( + map( + os.path.isfile, + [ + iscaler_name, + oscaler_name, + param_name, + network_name, + optimizer_name, + ], + ) + ) @classmethod - def load_run(cls, run_name, path="./", zip_run=True, - params_format="json", load_runner=True, - prepare_data=True): + def load_run( + cls, + run_name, + path="./", + zip_run=True, + params_format="json", + load_runner=True, + prepare_data=True, + ): """ Load a run. @@ -171,11 +216,17 @@ def load_run(cls, run_name, path="./", zip_run=True, (Optional) The runner reconstructed from file. For Tester and Predictor class, this is just a newly instantiated object. """ - return super(Trainer, cls).load_run(run_name, path=path, - zip_run=zip_run, - params_format=params_format, - load_runner=load_runner, - prepare_data=prepare_data) + return super(Trainer, cls).load_run( + run_name, + path=path, + zip_run=zip_run, + params_format=params_format, + load_runner=load_runner, + prepare_data=prepare_data, + load_with_gpu=None, + load_with_mpi=None, + load_with_ddp=None, + ) @classmethod def _load_from_run(cls, params, network, data, file=None): @@ -204,11 +255,16 @@ def _load_from_run(cls, params, network, data, file=None): The trainer that was loaded from the file. """ # First, load the checkpoint. - checkpoint = torch.load(file) + if params.use_ddp: + map_location = {"cuda:%d" % 0: "cuda:%d" % get_local_rank()} + checkpoint = torch.load(file, map_location=map_location) + else: + checkpoint = torch.load(file) # Now, create the Trainer class with it. - loaded_trainer = Trainer(params, network, data, - optimizer_dict=checkpoint) + loaded_trainer = Trainer( + params, network, data, _optimizer_dict=checkpoint + ) return loaded_trainer def train_network(self): @@ -217,74 +273,64 @@ def train_network(self): # CALCULATE INITIAL METRICS ############################ - tloss = float("inf") - vloss = self.__validate_network(self.network, - "validation", - self.parameters. - after_before_training_metric) - - if self.data.test_data_sets: - tloss = self.__validate_network(self.network, - "test", - self.parameters. - after_before_training_metric) - - # Collect and average all the losses from all the devices - if self.parameters_full.use_horovod: - vloss = self.__average_validation(vloss, 'average_loss') - self.initial_validation_loss = vloss - if self.data.test_data_set is not None: - tloss = self.__average_validation(tloss, 'average_loss') - self.initial_test_loss = tloss - - printout("Initial Guess - validation data loss: ", vloss, - min_verbosity=1) - if self.data.test_data_sets: - printout("Initial Guess - test data loss: ", tloss, - min_verbosity=1) - - # Save losses for later use. - self.initial_validation_loss = vloss - self.initial_test_loss = tloss + vloss = float("inf") # Initialize all the counters. checkpoint_counter = 0 # If we restarted from a checkpoint, we have to differently initialize # the loss. - if self.last_loss is None: + if self._last_loss is None: vloss_old = vloss else: - vloss_old = self.last_loss + vloss_old = self._last_loss ############################ # PERFORM TRAINING ############################ - for epoch in range(self.last_epoch, self.parameters.max_number_epochs): + total_batch_id = 0 + + for epoch in range( + self._last_epoch, self.parameters.max_number_epochs + ): start_time = time.time() # Prepare model for training. self.network.train() + training_loss_sum_logging = 0.0 + # Process each mini batch and save the training loss. - training_loss_sum = torch.zeros(1, device=self.parameters._configuration["device"]) + training_loss_sum = torch.zeros( + 1, device=self.parameters._configuration["device"] + ) # train sampler - if self.parameters_full.use_horovod: - self.train_sampler.set_epoch(epoch) + if self._train_sampler: + self._train_sampler.set_epoch(epoch) # shuffle dataset if necessary if isinstance(self.data.training_data_sets[0], FastTensorDataset): self.data.training_data_sets[0].shuffle() if self.parameters._configuration["gpu"]: - torch.cuda.synchronize(self.parameters._configuration["device"]) + torch.cuda.synchronize( + self.parameters._configuration["device"] + ) tsample = time.time() t0 = time.time() batchid = 0 - for loader in self.training_data_loaders: - for (inputs, outputs) in loader: + for loader in self._training_data_loaders: + t = time.time() + for inputs, outputs in tqdm( + loader, + desc="training", + disable=self.parameters_full.verbosity < 2, + total=len(loader), + ): + dt = time.time() - t + printout(f"load time: {dt}", min_verbosity=3) if self.parameters.profiler_range is not None: if batchid == self.parameters.profiler_range[0]: @@ -295,227 +341,606 @@ def train_network(self): torch.cuda.nvtx.range_push(f"step {batchid}") torch.cuda.nvtx.range_push("data copy in") - inputs = inputs.to(self.parameters._configuration["device"], - non_blocking=True) - outputs = outputs.to(self.parameters._configuration["device"], - non_blocking=True) + t = time.time() + inputs = inputs.to( + self.parameters._configuration["device"], + non_blocking=True, + ) + outputs = outputs.to( + self.parameters._configuration["device"], + non_blocking=True, + ) + dt = time.time() - t + printout(f"data copy in time: {dt}", min_verbosity=3) # data copy in torch.cuda.nvtx.range_pop() - loss = self.__process_mini_batch(self.network, - inputs, - outputs) + loss = self.__process_mini_batch( + self.network, inputs, outputs + ) # step torch.cuda.nvtx.range_pop() training_loss_sum += loss - - if batchid != 0 and (batchid + 1) % self.parameters.training_report_frequency == 0: - torch.cuda.synchronize(self.parameters._configuration["device"]) + training_loss_sum_logging += loss.item() + + if ( + batchid != 0 + and (batchid + 1) + % self.parameters.training_log_interval + == 0 + ): + torch.cuda.synchronize( + self.parameters._configuration["device"] + ) sample_time = time.time() - tsample - avg_sample_time = sample_time / self.parameters.training_report_frequency - avg_sample_tput = self.parameters.training_report_frequency * inputs.shape[0] / sample_time - printout(f"batch {batchid + 1}, "#/{total_samples}, " - f"train avg time: {avg_sample_time} " - f"train avg throughput: {avg_sample_tput}", - min_verbosity=2) + avg_sample_time = ( + sample_time + / self.parameters.training_log_interval + ) + avg_sample_tput = ( + self.parameters.training_log_interval + * inputs.shape[0] + / sample_time + ) + printout( + f"batch {batchid + 1}, " # /{total_samples}, " + f"train avg time: {avg_sample_time} " + f"train avg throughput: {avg_sample_tput}", + min_verbosity=3, + ) tsample = time.time() + + # summary_writer tensor board + if self.parameters.logger == "tensorboard": + training_loss_mean = ( + training_loss_sum_logging + / self.parameters.training_log_interval + ) + self._logger.add_scalars( + "ldos", + {"during_training": training_loss_mean}, + total_batch_id, + ) + self._logger.close() + training_loss_sum_logging = 0.0 + if self.parameters.logger == "wandb": + training_loss_mean = ( + training_loss_sum_logging + / self.parameters.training_log_interval + ) + self._logger.log( + { + "ldos_during_training": training_loss_mean + }, + step=total_batch_id, + ) + training_loss_sum_logging = 0.0 + batchid += 1 - torch.cuda.synchronize(self.parameters._configuration["device"]) + total_batch_id += 1 + t = time.time() + torch.cuda.synchronize( + self.parameters._configuration["device"] + ) t1 = time.time() printout(f"training time: {t1 - t0}", min_verbosity=2) - training_loss = training_loss_sum.item() / batchid - # Calculate the validation loss. and output it. - torch.cuda.synchronize(self.parameters._configuration["device"]) + torch.cuda.synchronize( + self.parameters._configuration["device"] + ) else: batchid = 0 - for loader in self.training_data_loaders: - for (inputs, outputs) in loader: + for loader in self._training_data_loaders: + for inputs, outputs in loader: inputs = inputs.to( - self.parameters._configuration["device"]) + self.parameters._configuration["device"] + ) outputs = outputs.to( - self.parameters._configuration["device"]) - training_loss_sum += self.__process_mini_batch(self.network, inputs, outputs) + self.parameters._configuration["device"] + ) + training_loss_sum += self.__process_mini_batch( + self.network, inputs, outputs + ) batchid += 1 - training_loss = training_loss_sum.item() / batchid - - vloss = self.__validate_network(self.network, - "validation", - self.parameters. - during_training_metric) - - if self.parameters_full.use_horovod: - vloss = self.__average_validation(vloss, 'average_loss') + total_batch_id += 1 + + dataset_fractions = ["validation"] + if self.parameters.validate_on_training_data: + dataset_fractions.append("train") + validation_metrics = ["ldos"] + if ( + epoch != 0 + and (epoch - 1) % self.parameters.validate_every_n_epochs == 0 + ): + validation_metrics = self.parameters.validation_metrics + errors = self._validate_network( + dataset_fractions, validation_metrics + ) + for dataset_fraction in dataset_fractions: + for metric in errors[dataset_fraction]: + errors[dataset_fraction][metric] = np.mean( + np.abs(errors[dataset_fraction][metric]) + ) + vloss = errors["validation"][ + self.parameters.during_training_metric + ] + if self.parameters_full.use_ddp: + vloss = self.__average_validation( + vloss, + "average_loss", + self.parameters._configuration["device"], + ) if self.parameters_full.verbosity > 1: - printout("Epoch {0}: validation data loss: {1}, " - "training data loss: {2}".format(epoch, vloss, - training_loss), - min_verbosity=2) + printout("Errors:", errors, min_verbosity=2) else: - printout("Epoch {0}: validation data loss: {1}".format(epoch, - vloss), - min_verbosity=1) - - # summary_writer tensor board - if self.parameters.visualisation: - self.tensor_board.add_scalars('Loss', {'validation': vloss, - 'training': training_loss}, - epoch) - self.tensor_board.add_scalar("Learning rate", - self.parameters.learning_rate, - epoch) - if self.parameters.visualisation == 2: - for name, param in self.network.named_parameters(): - self.tensor_board.add_histogram(name, param, epoch) - self.tensor_board.add_histogram(f'{name}.grad', - param.grad, epoch) - - # method to make sure that all pending events have been written - # to disk - self.tensor_board.close() + printout( + f"Epoch {epoch}: validation data loss: {vloss:.3e}", + min_verbosity=1, + ) + + if self.parameters.logger == "tensorboard": + for dataset_fraction in dataset_fractions: + for metric in errors[dataset_fraction]: + self._logger.add_scalars( + metric, + { + dataset_fraction: errors[dataset_fraction][ + metric + ] + }, + total_batch_id, + ) + self._logger.close() + if self.parameters.logger == "wandb": + for dataset_fraction in dataset_fractions: + for metric in errors[dataset_fraction]: + self._logger.log( + { + f"{dataset_fraction}_{metric}": errors[ + dataset_fraction + ][metric] + }, + step=total_batch_id, + ) if self.parameters._configuration["gpu"]: - torch.cuda.synchronize(self.parameters._configuration["device"]) + torch.cuda.synchronize( + self.parameters._configuration["device"] + ) # Mix the DataSets up (this function only does something # in the lazy loading case). if self.parameters.use_shuffling_for_samplers: self.data.mix_datasets() if self.parameters._configuration["gpu"]: - torch.cuda.synchronize(self.parameters._configuration["device"]) + torch.cuda.synchronize( + self.parameters._configuration["device"] + ) # If a scheduler is used, update it. - if self.scheduler is not None: - if self.parameters.learning_rate_scheduler ==\ - "ReduceLROnPlateau": - self.scheduler.step(vloss) + if self._scheduler is not None: + if ( + self.parameters.learning_rate_scheduler + == "ReduceLROnPlateau" + ): + self._scheduler.step(vloss) # If early stopping is used, check if we need to do something. if self.parameters.early_stopping_epochs > 0: - if vloss < vloss_old * (1.0 - self.parameters. - early_stopping_threshold): - self.patience_counter = 0 + if vloss < vloss_old * ( + 1.0 - self.parameters.early_stopping_threshold + ): + self._patience_counter = 0 vloss_old = vloss else: - self.patience_counter += 1 - printout("Validation accuracy has not improved " - "enough.", min_verbosity=1) - if self.patience_counter >= self.parameters.\ - early_stopping_epochs: - printout("Stopping the training, validation " - "accuracy has not improved for", - self.patience_counter, - "epochs.", min_verbosity=1) - self.last_epoch = epoch + self._patience_counter += 1 + printout( + "Validation accuracy has not improved enough.", + min_verbosity=1, + ) + if ( + self._patience_counter + >= self.parameters.early_stopping_epochs + ): + printout( + "Stopping the training, validation " + "accuracy has not improved for", + self._patience_counter, + "epochs.", + min_verbosity=1, + ) + self._last_epoch = epoch break # If checkpointing is enabled, we need to checkpoint. if self.parameters.checkpoints_each_epoch != 0: checkpoint_counter += 1 - if checkpoint_counter >= \ - self.parameters.checkpoints_each_epoch: + if ( + checkpoint_counter + >= self.parameters.checkpoints_each_epoch + ): printout("Checkpointing training.", min_verbosity=0) - self.last_epoch = epoch - self.last_loss = vloss_old + self._last_epoch = epoch + self._last_loss = vloss_old self.__create_training_checkpoint() checkpoint_counter = 0 - printout("Time for epoch[s]:", time.time() - start_time, - min_verbosity=2) + printout( + "Time for epoch[s]:", + time.time() - start_time, + min_verbosity=2, + ) ############################ # CALCULATE FINAL METRICS ############################ - - if self.parameters.after_before_training_metric != \ - self.parameters.during_training_metric: - vloss = self.__validate_network(self.network, - "validation", - self.parameters. - after_before_training_metric) - if self.parameters_full.use_horovod: - vloss = self.__average_validation(vloss, 'average_loss') - - # Calculate final loss. - self.final_validation_loss = vloss - printout("Final validation data loss: ", vloss, min_verbosity=0) - - tloss = float("inf") - if len(self.data.test_data_sets) > 0: - tloss = self.__validate_network(self.network, - "test", - self.parameters. - after_before_training_metric) - if self.parameters_full.use_horovod: - tloss = self.__average_validation(tloss, 'average_loss') - printout("Final test data loss: ", tloss, min_verbosity=0) - self.final_test_loss = tloss + if self.parameters.after_training_metric in errors["validation"]: + self.final_validation_loss = errors["validation"][ + self.parameters.after_training_metric + ] + else: + final_errors = self._validate_network( + ["validation"], [self.parameters.after_training_metric] + ) + vloss = np.mean( + final_errors["validation"][ + self.parameters.after_training_metric + ] + ) + + if self.parameters_full.use_ddp: + vloss = self.__average_validation( + vloss, + "average_loss", + self.parameters._configuration["device"], + ) + self.final_validation_loss = vloss # Clean-up for pre-fetching lazy loading. if self.data.parameters.use_lazy_loading_prefetch: - self.training_data_loaders.cleanup() - self.validation_data_loaders.cleanup() - if len(self.data.test_data_sets) > 0: - self.test_data_loaders.cleanup() + self._training_data_loaders.cleanup() + self._validation_data_loaders.cleanup() + + def _validate_network(self, data_set_fractions, metrics): + # """Validate a network, using train or validation data.""" + self.network.eval() + errors = {} + for data_set_type in data_set_fractions: + if data_set_type == "train": + data_loaders = self._training_data_loaders + data_sets = self.data.training_data_sets + number_of_snapshots = self.data.nr_training_snapshots + offset_snapshots = 0 + + elif data_set_type == "validation": + data_loaders = self._validation_data_loaders + data_sets = self.data.validation_data_sets + number_of_snapshots = self.data.nr_validation_snapshots + offset_snapshots = self.data.nr_training_snapshots + + elif data_set_type == "test": + raise Exception( + "You should not look at test set results during training" + ) + else: + raise Exception( + f"Dataset type ({data_set_type}) not recognized." + ) + + errors[data_set_type] = {} + for metric in metrics: + errors[data_set_type][metric] = [] + + if isinstance(data_loaders, MultiLazyLoadDataLoader): + loader_id = 0 + for loader in data_loaders: + grid_size = self.data.parameters.snapshot_directories_list[ + loader_id + offset_snapshots + ].grid_size + + actual_outputs = np.zeros( + (grid_size, self.data.output_dimension) + ) + predicted_outputs = np.zeros( + (grid_size, self.data.output_dimension) + ) + last_start = 0 + + for x, y in loader: + + x = x.to(self.parameters._configuration["device"]) + length = int(x.size()[0]) + predicted_outputs[ + last_start : last_start + length, : + ] = self.data.output_data_scaler.inverse_transform( + self.network(x).to("cpu"), as_numpy=True + ) + actual_outputs[last_start : last_start + length, :] = ( + self.data.output_data_scaler.inverse_transform( + y, as_numpy=True + ) + ) + + last_start += length + calculated_errors = self._calculate_errors( + actual_outputs, + predicted_outputs, + metrics, + loader_id + offset_snapshots, + ) + for metric in metrics: + errors[data_set_type][metric].append( + calculated_errors[metric] + ) + loader_id += 1 + else: + # If only the LDOS is in the validation metrics (as is the + # case for, e.g., distributed network trainings), we can + # use a faster (or at least better parallelizing) code + + if ( + len(self.parameters.validation_metrics) == 1 + and self.parameters.validation_metrics[0] == "ldos" + ): + + errors[data_set_type]["ldos"] = ( + self.__calculate_validation_error_ldos_only( + data_loaders + ) + ) + + else: + with torch.no_grad(): + for snapshot_number in trange( + offset_snapshots, + number_of_snapshots + offset_snapshots, + desc="Validation", + disable=self.parameters_full.verbosity < 2, + ): + # Get optimal batch size and number of batches per snapshotss + grid_size = ( + self.data.parameters.snapshot_directories_list[ + snapshot_number + ].grid_size + ) + + optimal_batch_size = self._correct_batch_size( + grid_size, self.parameters.mini_batch_size + ) + number_of_batches_per_snapshot = int( + grid_size / optimal_batch_size + ) + + actual_outputs, predicted_outputs = ( + self._forward_entire_snapshot( + snapshot_number, + data_sets[0], + data_set_type[0:2], + number_of_batches_per_snapshot, + optimal_batch_size, + ) + ) + calculated_errors = self._calculate_errors( + actual_outputs, + predicted_outputs, + metrics, + snapshot_number, + ) + for metric in metrics: + errors[data_set_type][metric].append( + calculated_errors[metric] + ) + return errors + + def __calculate_validation_error_ldos_only(self, data_loaders): + validation_loss_sum = torch.zeros( + 1, device=self.parameters._configuration["device"] + ) + with torch.no_grad(): + if self.parameters._configuration["gpu"]: + report_freq = self.parameters.training_log_interval + torch.cuda.synchronize( + self.parameters._configuration["device"] + ) + tsample = time.time() + batchid = 0 + for loader in data_loaders: + for x, y in loader: + x = x.to( + self.parameters._configuration["device"], + non_blocking=True, + ) + y = y.to( + self.parameters._configuration["device"], + non_blocking=True, + ) + + if ( + self.parameters.use_graphs + and self._validation_graph is None + ): + printout( + "Capturing CUDA graph for validation.", + min_verbosity=2, + ) + s = torch.cuda.Stream( + self.parameters._configuration["device"] + ) + s.wait_stream( + torch.cuda.current_stream( + self.parameters._configuration["device"] + ) + ) + # Warmup for graphs + with torch.cuda.stream(s): + for _ in range(20): + with torch.cuda.amp.autocast( + enabled=self.parameters.use_mixed_precision + ): + prediction = self.network(x) + if self.parameters_full.use_ddp: + loss = self.network.module.calculate_loss( + prediction, y + ) + else: + loss = self.network.calculate_loss( + prediction, y + ) + torch.cuda.current_stream( + self.parameters._configuration["device"] + ).wait_stream(s) + + # Create static entry point tensors to graph + self.static_input_validation = torch.empty_like(x) + self.static_target_validation = torch.empty_like(y) + + # Capture graph + self._validation_graph = torch.cuda.CUDAGraph() + with torch.cuda.graph(self._validation_graph): + with torch.cuda.amp.autocast( + enabled=self.parameters.use_mixed_precision + ): + self.static_prediction_validation = ( + self.network( + self.static_input_validation + ) + ) + if self.parameters_full.use_ddp: + self.static_loss_validation = self.network.module.calculate_loss( + self.static_prediction_validation, + self.static_target_validation, + ) + else: + self.static_loss_validation = self.network.calculate_loss( + self.static_prediction_validation, + self.static_target_validation, + ) + + if self._validation_graph: + self.static_input_validation.copy_(x) + self.static_target_validation.copy_(y) + self._validation_graph.replay() + validation_loss_sum += self.static_loss_validation + else: + with torch.cuda.amp.autocast( + enabled=self.parameters.use_mixed_precision + ): + prediction = self.network(x) + if self.parameters_full.use_ddp: + loss = self.network.module.calculate_loss( + prediction, y + ) + else: + loss = self.network.calculate_loss( + prediction, y + ) + validation_loss_sum += loss + if batchid != 0 and (batchid + 1) % report_freq == 0: + torch.cuda.synchronize( + self.parameters._configuration["device"] + ) + sample_time = time.time() - tsample + avg_sample_time = sample_time / report_freq + avg_sample_tput = ( + report_freq * x.shape[0] / sample_time + ) + printout( + f"batch {batchid + 1}, " # /{total_samples}, " + f"validation avg time: {avg_sample_time} " + f"validation avg throughput: {avg_sample_tput}", + min_verbosity=2, + ) + tsample = time.time() + batchid += 1 + torch.cuda.synchronize( + self.parameters._configuration["device"] + ) + else: + batchid = 0 + for loader in data_loaders: + for x, y in loader: + x = x.to(self.parameters._configuration["device"]) + y = y.to(self.parameters._configuration["device"]) + prediction = self.network(x) + if self.parameters_full.use_ddp: + validation_loss_sum += ( + self.network.module.calculate_loss( + prediction, y + ).item() + ) + else: + validation_loss_sum += self.network.calculate_loss( + prediction, y + ).item() + batchid += 1 + + return validation_loss_sum.item() / batchid def __prepare_to_train(self, optimizer_dict): """Prepare everything for training.""" # Configure keyword arguments for DataSampler. - kwargs = {'num_workers': self.parameters.num_workers, - 'pin_memory': False} + kwargs = { + "num_workers": self.parameters.num_workers, + "pin_memory": False, + } if self.parameters_full.use_gpu: - kwargs['pin_memory'] = True + kwargs["pin_memory"] = True # Read last epoch - if optimizer_dict is not None: - self.last_epoch = optimizer_dict['epoch']+1 - - # Scale the learning rate according to horovod. - if self.parameters_full.use_horovod: - if hvd.size() > 1 and self.last_epoch == 0: - printout("Rescaling learning rate because multiple workers are" - " used for training.", min_verbosity=1) - self.parameters.learning_rate = self.parameters.learning_rate \ - * hvd.size() + if optimizer_dict is not None: + self._last_epoch = optimizer_dict["epoch"] + 1 + + # Scale the learning rate according to ddp. + if self.parameters_full.use_ddp: + if dist.get_world_size() > 1 and self._last_epoch == 0: + printout( + "Rescaling learning rate because multiple workers are" + " used for training.", + min_verbosity=1, + ) + self.parameters.learning_rate = ( + self.parameters.learning_rate * dist.get_world_size() + ) # Choose an optimizer to use. - if self.parameters.trainingtype == "SGD": - self.optimizer = optim.SGD(self.network.parameters(), - lr=self.parameters.learning_rate, - weight_decay=self.parameters. - weight_decay) - elif self.parameters.trainingtype == "Adam": - self.optimizer = optim.Adam(self.network.parameters(), - lr=self.parameters.learning_rate, - weight_decay=self.parameters. - weight_decay) - elif self.parameters.trainingtype == "FusedAdam": + if self.parameters.optimizer == "SGD": + self._optimizer = optim.SGD( + self.network.parameters(), + lr=self.parameters.learning_rate, + weight_decay=self.parameters.l2_regularization, + ) + elif self.parameters.optimizer == "Adam": + self._optimizer = optim.Adam( + self.network.parameters(), + lr=self.parameters.learning_rate, + weight_decay=self.parameters.l2_regularization, + ) + elif self.parameters.optimizer == "FusedAdam": if version.parse(torch.__version__) >= version.parse("1.13.0"): - self.optimizer = optim.Adam(self.network.parameters(), - lr=self.parameters.learning_rate, - weight_decay=self.parameters. - weight_decay, fused=True) + self._optimizer = optim.Adam( + self.network.parameters(), + lr=self.parameters.learning_rate, + weight_decay=self.parameters.l2_regularization, + fused=True, + ) else: - raise Exception("Training method requires " - "at least torch 1.13.0.") + raise Exception("Optimizer requires " "at least torch 1.13.0.") else: - raise Exception("Unsupported training method.") + raise Exception("Unsupported optimizer.") # Load data from pytorch file. if optimizer_dict is not None: - self.optimizer.\ - load_state_dict(optimizer_dict['optimizer_state_dict']) - self.patience_counter = optimizer_dict['early_stopping_counter'] - self.last_loss = optimizer_dict['early_stopping_last_loss'] + self._optimizer.load_state_dict( + optimizer_dict["optimizer_state_dict"] + ) + self._patience_counter = optimizer_dict["early_stopping_counter"] + self._last_loss = optimizer_dict["early_stopping_last_loss"] - if self.parameters_full.use_horovod: + if self.parameters_full.use_ddp: # scaling the batch size for multiGPU per node # self.batch_size= self.batch_size*hvd.local_size() - compression = hvd.Compression.fp16 if self.parameters_full.\ - running.use_compression else hvd.Compression.none - # If lazy loading is used we do not shuffle the data points on # their own, but rather shuffle them # by shuffling the files themselves and then reading file by file @@ -525,55 +950,40 @@ def __prepare_to_train(self, optimizer_dict): if self.data.parameters.use_lazy_loading: do_shuffle = False - self.train_sampler = torch.utils.data.\ - distributed.DistributedSampler(self.data.training_data_sets[0], - num_replicas=hvd.size(), - rank=hvd.rank(), - shuffle=do_shuffle) - - self.validation_sampler = torch.utils.data.\ - distributed.DistributedSampler(self.data.validation_data_sets[0], - num_replicas=hvd.size(), - rank=hvd.rank(), - shuffle=False) - - if self.data.test_data_sets: - self.test_sampler = torch.utils.data.\ - distributed.DistributedSampler(self.data.test_data_sets[0], - num_replicas=hvd.size(), - rank=hvd.rank(), - shuffle=False) - - # broadcaste parameters and optimizer state from root device to - # other devices - hvd.broadcast_parameters(self.network.state_dict(), root_rank=0) - hvd.broadcast_optimizer_state(self.optimizer, root_rank=0) - - # Wraps the opimizer for multiGPU operation - self.optimizer = hvd.DistributedOptimizer(self.optimizer, - named_parameters= - self.network. - named_parameters(), - compression=compression, - op=hvd.Average) + self._train_sampler = ( + torch.utils.data.distributed.DistributedSampler( + self.data.training_data_sets[0], + num_replicas=dist.get_world_size(), + rank=dist.get_rank(), + shuffle=do_shuffle, + ) + ) + self._validation_sampler = ( + torch.utils.data.distributed.DistributedSampler( + self.data.validation_data_sets[0], + num_replicas=dist.get_world_size(), + rank=dist.get_rank(), + shuffle=False, + ) + ) # Instantiate the learning rate scheduler, if necessary. if self.parameters.learning_rate_scheduler == "ReduceLROnPlateau": - self.scheduler = optim.\ - lr_scheduler.ReduceLROnPlateau(self.optimizer, - patience=self.parameters. - learning_rate_patience, - mode="min", - factor=self.parameters. - learning_rate_decay, - verbose=True) + self._scheduler = optim.lr_scheduler.ReduceLROnPlateau( + self._optimizer, + patience=self.parameters.learning_rate_patience, + mode="min", + factor=self.parameters.learning_rate_decay, + verbose=True, + ) elif self.parameters.learning_rate_scheduler is None: pass else: raise Exception("Unsupported learning rate schedule.") - if self.scheduler is not None and optimizer_dict is not None: - self.scheduler.\ - load_state_dict(optimizer_dict['lr_scheduler_state_dict']) + if self._scheduler is not None and optimizer_dict is not None: + self._scheduler.load_state_dict( + optimizer_dict["lr_scheduler_state_dict"] + ) # If lazy loading is used we do not shuffle the data points on their # own, but rather shuffle them @@ -581,353 +991,218 @@ def __prepare_to_train(self, optimizer_dict): # epoch. # This shuffling is done in the dataset themselves. do_shuffle = self.parameters.use_shuffling_for_samplers - if self.data.parameters.use_lazy_loading or self.parameters_full.\ - use_horovod: + if ( + self.data.parameters.use_lazy_loading + or self.parameters_full.use_ddp + ): do_shuffle = False + # To use graphs, our batch size has to be an even divisor of the data + # set size. + if self.parameters.use_graphs: + optimal_batch_size = self._correct_batch_size( + self.data.nr_training_data, self.parameters.mini_batch_size + ) + if optimal_batch_size != self.parameters.mini_batch_size: + printout( + "Had to readjust batch size from", + self.parameters.mini_batch_size, + "to", + optimal_batch_size, + min_verbosity=0, + ) + self.parameters.mini_batch_size = optimal_batch_size + # Prepare data loaders.(look into mini-batch size) if isinstance(self.data.training_data_sets[0], FastTensorDataset): # Not shuffling in loader. # I manually shuffle the data set each epoch. - self.training_data_loaders.append(DataLoader(self.data.training_data_sets[0], - batch_size=None, - sampler=self.train_sampler, - **kwargs, - shuffle=False)) + self._training_data_loaders.append( + DataLoader( + self.data.training_data_sets[0], + batch_size=None, + sampler=self._train_sampler, + **kwargs, + shuffle=False, + ) + ) else: - if isinstance(self.data.training_data_sets[0], LazyLoadDatasetSingle): - self.training_data_loaders = MultiLazyLoadDataLoader(self.data.training_data_sets, **kwargs) + if isinstance( + self.data.training_data_sets[0], LazyLoadDatasetSingle + ): + self._training_data_loaders = MultiLazyLoadDataLoader( + self.data.training_data_sets, **kwargs + ) else: - self.training_data_loaders.append(DataLoader(self.data.training_data_sets[0], - batch_size=self.parameters. - mini_batch_size, - sampler=self.train_sampler, - **kwargs, - shuffle=do_shuffle)) + self._training_data_loaders.append( + DataLoader( + self.data.training_data_sets[0], + batch_size=self.parameters.mini_batch_size, + sampler=self._train_sampler, + **kwargs, + shuffle=do_shuffle, + ) + ) if isinstance(self.data.validation_data_sets[0], FastTensorDataset): - self.validation_data_loaders.append(DataLoader(self.data.validation_data_sets[0], - batch_size=None, - sampler= - self.validation_sampler, - **kwargs)) + self._validation_data_loaders.append( + DataLoader( + self.data.validation_data_sets[0], + batch_size=None, + sampler=self._validation_sampler, + **kwargs, + ) + ) else: - if isinstance(self.data.validation_data_sets[0], LazyLoadDatasetSingle): - self.validation_data_loaders = MultiLazyLoadDataLoader(self.data.validation_data_sets, **kwargs) + if isinstance( + self.data.validation_data_sets[0], LazyLoadDatasetSingle + ): + self._validation_data_loaders = MultiLazyLoadDataLoader( + self.data.validation_data_sets, **kwargs + ) else: - self.validation_data_loaders.append(DataLoader(self.data.validation_data_sets[0], - batch_size=self.parameters. - mini_batch_size * 1, - sampler= - self.validation_sampler, - **kwargs)) - - if self.data.test_data_sets: - if isinstance(self.data.test_data_sets[0], LazyLoadDatasetSingle): - self.test_data_loaders = MultiLazyLoadDataLoader(self.data.test_data_sets, **kwargs) - else: - self.test_data_loaders.append(DataLoader(self.data.test_data_sets[0], - batch_size=self.parameters. - mini_batch_size * 1, - sampler=self.test_sampler, - **kwargs)) + self._validation_data_loaders.append( + DataLoader( + self.data.validation_data_sets[0], + batch_size=self.parameters.mini_batch_size * 1, + sampler=self._validation_sampler, + **kwargs, + ) + ) def __process_mini_batch(self, network, input_data, target_data): """Process a mini batch.""" if self.parameters._configuration["gpu"]: - if self.parameters.use_graphs and self.train_graph is None: + if self.parameters.use_graphs and self._train_graph is None: printout("Capturing CUDA graph for training.", min_verbosity=2) s = torch.cuda.Stream(self.parameters._configuration["device"]) - s.wait_stream(torch.cuda.current_stream(self.parameters._configuration["device"])) + s.wait_stream( + torch.cuda.current_stream( + self.parameters._configuration["device"] + ) + ) # Warmup for graphs with torch.cuda.stream(s): for _ in range(20): self.network.zero_grad(set_to_none=True) - with torch.cuda.amp.autocast(enabled=self.parameters.use_mixed_precision): + with torch.cuda.amp.autocast( + enabled=self.parameters.use_mixed_precision + ): prediction = network(input_data) - loss = network.calculate_loss(prediction, target_data) + if self.parameters_full.use_ddp: + # JOSHR: We have to use "module" here to access custom method of DDP wrapped model + loss = network.module.calculate_loss( + prediction, target_data + ) + else: + loss = network.calculate_loss( + prediction, target_data + ) - if self.gradscaler: - self.gradscaler.scale(loss).backward() + if self._gradscaler: + self._gradscaler.scale(loss).backward() else: loss.backward() - torch.cuda.current_stream(self.parameters._configuration["device"]).wait_stream(s) + torch.cuda.current_stream( + self.parameters._configuration["device"] + ).wait_stream(s) # Create static entry point tensors to graph - self.static_input_data = torch.empty_like(input_data) - self.static_target_data = torch.empty_like(target_data) + self._static_input_data = torch.empty_like(input_data) + self._static_target_data = torch.empty_like(target_data) # Capture graph - self.train_graph = torch.cuda.CUDAGraph() - self.network.zero_grad(set_to_none=True) - with torch.cuda.graph(self.train_graph): - with torch.cuda.amp.autocast(enabled=self.parameters.use_mixed_precision): - self.static_prediction = network(self.static_input_data) - - self.static_loss = network.calculate_loss(self.static_prediction, self.static_target_data) + self._train_graph = torch.cuda.CUDAGraph() + network.zero_grad(set_to_none=True) + with torch.cuda.graph(self._train_graph): + with torch.cuda.amp.autocast( + enabled=self.parameters.use_mixed_precision + ): + self._static_prediction = network( + self._static_input_data + ) + + if self.parameters_full.use_ddp: + self._static_loss = network.module.calculate_loss( + self._static_prediction, + self._static_target_data, + ) + else: + self._static_loss = network.calculate_loss( + self._static_prediction, + self._static_target_data, + ) - if self.gradscaler: - self.gradscaler.scale(self.static_loss).backward() + if self._gradscaler: + self._gradscaler.scale(self._static_loss).backward() else: - self.static_loss.backward() + self._static_loss.backward() - if self.train_graph: - self.static_input_data.copy_(input_data) - self.static_target_data.copy_(target_data) - self.train_graph.replay() + if self._train_graph: + self._static_input_data.copy_(input_data) + self._static_target_data.copy_(target_data) + self._train_graph.replay() else: torch.cuda.nvtx.range_push("zero_grad") self.network.zero_grad(set_to_none=True) # zero_grad torch.cuda.nvtx.range_pop() - with torch.cuda.amp.autocast(enabled=self.parameters.use_mixed_precision): + with torch.cuda.amp.autocast( + enabled=self.parameters.use_mixed_precision + ): torch.cuda.nvtx.range_push("forward") + t = time.time() prediction = network(input_data) + dt = time.time() - t + printout(f"forward time: {dt}", min_verbosity=3) # forward torch.cuda.nvtx.range_pop() torch.cuda.nvtx.range_push("loss") - loss = network.calculate_loss(prediction, target_data) + if self.parameters_full.use_ddp: + loss = network.module.calculate_loss( + prediction, target_data + ) + else: + loss = network.calculate_loss(prediction, target_data) + dt = time.time() - t + printout(f"loss time: {dt}", min_verbosity=3) # loss torch.cuda.nvtx.range_pop() - if self.gradscaler: - self.gradscaler.scale(loss).backward() + if self._gradscaler: + self._gradscaler.scale(loss).backward() else: loss.backward() + t = time.time() torch.cuda.nvtx.range_push("optimizer") - if self.gradscaler: - self.gradscaler.step(self.optimizer) - self.gradscaler.update() + if self._gradscaler: + self._gradscaler.step(self._optimizer) + self._gradscaler.update() else: - self.optimizer.step() - torch.cuda.nvtx.range_pop() # optimizer + self._optimizer.step() + dt = time.time() - t + printout(f"optimizer time: {dt}", min_verbosity=3) + torch.cuda.nvtx.range_pop() # optimizer - if self.train_graph: - return self.static_loss + if self._train_graph: + return self._static_loss else: return loss else: prediction = network(input_data) - loss = network.calculate_loss(prediction, target_data) + if self.parameters_full.use_ddp: + loss = network.module.calculate_loss(prediction, target_data) + else: + loss = network.calculate_loss(prediction, target_data) loss.backward() - self.optimizer.step() - self.optimizer.zero_grad() + self._optimizer.step() + self._optimizer.zero_grad() return loss - def __validate_network(self, network, data_set_type, validation_type): - """Validate a network, using test or validation data.""" - if data_set_type == "test": - data_loaders = self.test_data_loaders - data_sets = self.data.test_data_sets - number_of_snapshots = self.data.nr_test_snapshots - offset_snapshots = self.data.nr_validation_snapshots + \ - self.data.nr_training_snapshots - - elif data_set_type == "validation": - data_loaders = self.validation_data_loaders - data_sets = self.data.validation_data_sets - number_of_snapshots = self.data.nr_validation_snapshots - offset_snapshots = self.data.nr_training_snapshots - - else: - raise Exception("Please select test or validation" - "when using this function.") - network.eval() - if validation_type == "ldos": - validation_loss_sum = torch.zeros(1, device=self.parameters. - _configuration["device"]) - with torch.no_grad(): - if self.parameters._configuration["gpu"]: - report_freq = self.parameters.training_report_frequency - torch.cuda.synchronize(self.parameters._configuration["device"]) - tsample = time.time() - batchid = 0 - for loader in data_loaders: - for (x, y) in loader: - x = x.to(self.parameters._configuration["device"], - non_blocking=True) - y = y.to(self.parameters._configuration["device"], - non_blocking=True) - - if self.parameters.use_graphs and self.validation_graph is None: - printout("Capturing CUDA graph for validation.", min_verbosity=2) - s = torch.cuda.Stream(self.parameters._configuration["device"]) - s.wait_stream(torch.cuda.current_stream(self.parameters._configuration["device"])) - # Warmup for graphs - with torch.cuda.stream(s): - for _ in range(20): - with torch.cuda.amp.autocast(enabled=self.parameters.use_mixed_precision): - prediction = network(x) - loss = network.calculate_loss(prediction, y) - torch.cuda.current_stream(self.parameters._configuration["device"]).wait_stream(s) - - # Create static entry point tensors to graph - self.static_input_validation = torch.empty_like(x) - self.static_target_validation = torch.empty_like(y) - - # Capture graph - self.validation_graph = torch.cuda.CUDAGraph() - with torch.cuda.graph(self.validation_graph): - with torch.cuda.amp.autocast(enabled=self.parameters.use_mixed_precision): - self.static_prediction_validation = network(self.static_input_validation) - self.static_loss_validation = network.calculate_loss(self.static_prediction_validation, self.static_target_validation) - - if self.validation_graph: - self.static_input_validation.copy_(x) - self.static_target_validation.copy_(y) - self.validation_graph.replay() - validation_loss_sum += self.static_loss_validation - else: - with torch.cuda.amp.autocast(enabled=self.parameters.use_mixed_precision): - prediction = network(x) - loss = network.calculate_loss(prediction, y) - validation_loss_sum += loss - if batchid != 0 and (batchid + 1) % report_freq == 0: - torch.cuda.synchronize(self.parameters._configuration["device"]) - sample_time = time.time() - tsample - avg_sample_time = sample_time / report_freq - avg_sample_tput = report_freq * x.shape[0] / sample_time - printout(f"batch {batchid + 1}, " #/{total_samples}, " - f"validation avg time: {avg_sample_time} " - f"validation avg throughput: {avg_sample_tput}", - min_verbosity=2) - tsample = time.time() - batchid += 1 - torch.cuda.synchronize(self.parameters._configuration["device"]) - else: - batchid = 0 - for loader in data_loaders: - for (x, y) in loader: - x = x.to(self.parameters._configuration["device"]) - y = y.to(self.parameters._configuration["device"]) - prediction = network(x) - validation_loss_sum += \ - network.calculate_loss(prediction, y).item() - batchid += 1 - - validation_loss = validation_loss_sum.item() / batchid - return validation_loss - elif validation_type == "band_energy" or \ - validation_type == "total_energy": - errors = [] - if isinstance(self.validation_data_loaders, - MultiLazyLoadDataLoader): - loader_id = 0 - for loader in data_loaders: - grid_size = self.data.parameters. \ - snapshot_directories_list[loader_id + - offset_snapshots].grid_size - - actual_outputs = np.zeros( - (grid_size, self.data.output_dimension)) - predicted_outputs = np.zeros( - (grid_size, self.data.output_dimension)) - last_start = 0 - - for (x, y) in loader: - - x = x.to(self.parameters._configuration["device"]) - length = int(x.size()[0]) - predicted_outputs[last_start:last_start + length, - :] = \ - self.data.output_data_scaler. \ - inverse_transform(self.network(x). - to('cpu'), as_numpy=True) - actual_outputs[last_start:last_start + length, :] = \ - self.data.output_data_scaler. \ - inverse_transform(y, as_numpy=True) - - last_start += length - errors.append(self._calculate_energy_errors(actual_outputs, - predicted_outputs, - validation_type, - loader_id+offset_snapshots)) - loader_id += 1 - - else: - for snapshot_number in range(offset_snapshots, - number_of_snapshots+offset_snapshots): - # Get optimal batch size and number of batches per snapshotss - grid_size = self.data.parameters.\ - snapshot_directories_list[snapshot_number].grid_size - - optimal_batch_size = self. \ - _correct_batch_size_for_testing(grid_size, - self.parameters. - mini_batch_size) - number_of_batches_per_snapshot = int(grid_size / - optimal_batch_size) - - actual_outputs, \ - predicted_outputs = self.\ - _forward_entire_snapshot(snapshot_number, - data_sets[0], data_set_type[0:2], - number_of_batches_per_snapshot, - optimal_batch_size) - - errors.append(self._calculate_energy_errors(actual_outputs, - predicted_outputs, - validation_type, - snapshot_number)) - return np.mean(errors) - else: - raise Exception("Selected validation method not supported.") - - def _calculate_energy_errors(self, actual_outputs, predicted_outputs, - energy_type, snapshot_number): - self.data.target_calculator.\ - read_additional_calculation_data(self.data. - get_snapshot_calculation_output(snapshot_number)) - if energy_type == "band_energy": - try: - fe_actual = self.data.target_calculator. \ - get_self_consistent_fermi_energy(actual_outputs) - be_actual = self.data.target_calculator. \ - get_band_energy(actual_outputs, fermi_energy=fe_actual) - - fe_predicted = self.data.target_calculator. \ - get_self_consistent_fermi_energy(predicted_outputs) - be_predicted = self.data.target_calculator. \ - get_band_energy(predicted_outputs, - fermi_energy=fe_predicted) - return np.abs(be_predicted - be_actual) * \ - (1000 / len(self.data.target_calculator.atoms)) - except ValueError: - # If the training went badly, it might be that the above - # code results in an error, due to the LDOS being so wrong - # that the estimation of the self consistent Fermi energy - # fails. - return float("inf") - elif energy_type == "total_energy": - try: - fe_actual = self.data.target_calculator. \ - get_self_consistent_fermi_energy(actual_outputs) - be_actual = self.data.target_calculator. \ - get_total_energy(ldos_data=actual_outputs, - fermi_energy=fe_actual) - - fe_predicted = self.data.target_calculator. \ - get_self_consistent_fermi_energy(predicted_outputs) - be_predicted = self.data.target_calculator. \ - get_total_energy(ldos_data=predicted_outputs, - fermi_energy=fe_predicted) - return np.abs(be_predicted - be_actual) * \ - (1000 / len(self.data.target_calculator.atoms)) - except ValueError: - # If the training went badly, it might be that the above - # code results in an error, due to the LDOS being so wrong - # that the estimation of the self consistent Fermi energy - # fails. - return float("inf") - - else: - raise Exception("Invalid energy type requested.") - - def __create_training_checkpoint(self): """ Create a checkpoint during training. @@ -935,37 +1210,44 @@ def __create_training_checkpoint(self): Follows https://pytorch.org/tutorials/recipes/recipes/saving_and_ loading_a_general_checkpoint.html to some degree. """ - optimizer_name = self.parameters.checkpoint_name \ - + ".optimizer.pth" + optimizer_name = self.parameters.checkpoint_name + ".optimizer.pth" # Next, we save all the other objects. - if self.parameters_full.use_horovod: - if hvd.rank() != 0: + if self.parameters_full.use_ddp: + if dist.get_rank() != 0: return - if self.scheduler is None: + if self._scheduler is None: save_dict = { - 'epoch': self.last_epoch, - 'optimizer_state_dict': self.optimizer.state_dict(), - 'early_stopping_counter': self.patience_counter, - 'early_stopping_last_loss': self.last_loss + "epoch": self._last_epoch, + "optimizer_state_dict": self._optimizer.state_dict(), + "early_stopping_counter": self._patience_counter, + "early_stopping_last_loss": self._last_loss, } else: save_dict = { - 'epoch': self.last_epoch, - 'optimizer_state_dict': self.optimizer.state_dict(), - 'lr_scheduler_state_dict': self.scheduler.state_dict(), - 'early_stopping_counter': self.patience_counter, - 'early_stopping_last_loss': self.last_loss + "epoch": self._last_epoch, + "optimizer_state_dict": self._optimizer.state_dict(), + "lr_scheduler_state_dict": self._scheduler.state_dict(), + "early_stopping_counter": self._patience_counter, + "early_stopping_last_loss": self._last_loss, } - torch.save(save_dict, optimizer_name, - _use_new_zipfile_serialization=False) - - self.save_run(self.parameters.checkpoint_name, save_runner=True) + torch.save( + save_dict, optimizer_name, _use_new_zipfile_serialization=False + ) + if self.parameters.run_name != "": + self.save_run( + self.parameters.checkpoint_name, + save_runner=True, + path=self.parameters.run_name, + ) + else: + self.save_run(self.parameters.checkpoint_name, save_runner=True) @staticmethod - def __average_validation(val, name): + def __average_validation(val, name, device="cpu"): """Average validation over multiple parallel processes.""" - tensor = torch.tensor(val) - avg_loss = hvd.allreduce(tensor, name=name, op=hvd.Average) + tensor = torch.tensor(val, device=device) + dist.all_reduce(tensor) + avg_loss = tensor / dist.get_world_size() return avg_loss.item() diff --git a/mala/targets/__init__.py b/mala/targets/__init__.py index 2eb03baa7..4b943d52c 100644 --- a/mala/targets/__init__.py +++ b/mala/targets/__init__.py @@ -1,4 +1,5 @@ """Calculators for physical output quantities.""" + from .target import Target from .ldos import LDOS from .dos import DOS diff --git a/mala/targets/atomic_force.py b/mala/targets/atomic_force.py index 9e5184b80..a830b806c 100644 --- a/mala/targets/atomic_force.py +++ b/mala/targets/atomic_force.py @@ -1,7 +1,9 @@ """Electronic density calculation class.""" + from ase.units import Rydberg, Bohr from .target import Target +from mala.common.parallelizer import parallel_warn class AtomicForce(Target): @@ -23,6 +25,10 @@ def __init__(self, params): Parameters used to create this TargetBase object. """ + parallel_warn( + "The AtomicForce class is currently be developed and" + " not feature-complete." + ) super(AtomicForce, self).__init__(params) def get_feature_size(self): @@ -55,6 +61,6 @@ def convert_units(array, in_units="eV/Ang"): if in_units == "eV/Ang": return array elif in_units == "Ry/Bohr": - return array * (Rydberg/Bohr) + return array * (Rydberg / Bohr) else: raise Exception("Unsupported unit for atomic forces.") diff --git a/mala/targets/calculation_helpers.py b/mala/targets/calculation_helpers.py index 5e1798b77..1556a6509 100644 --- a/mala/targets/calculation_helpers.py +++ b/mala/targets/calculation_helpers.py @@ -1,9 +1,10 @@ """Helper functions for several calculation tasks (such as integration).""" + from ase.units import kB import mpmath as mp import numpy as np from scipy import integrate -import sys + def integrate_values_on_spacing(values, spacing, method, axis=0): """ @@ -20,8 +21,8 @@ def integrate_values_on_spacing(values, spacing, method, axis=0): method : string Integration method to be used. Currently supported: - - "trapz" for trapezoid method - - "simps" for Simpson method. + - "trapezoid" for trapezoid method + - "simpson" for Simpson method. axis : int Axis along which the integration is performed. @@ -30,16 +31,15 @@ def integrate_values_on_spacing(values, spacing, method, axis=0): integral_values : float The value of the integral. """ - if method == "trapz": - return integrate.trapz(values, dx=spacing, axis=axis) - elif method == "simps": - return integrate.simps(values, dx=spacing, axis=axis) + if method == "trapezoid": + return integrate.trapezoid(values, dx=spacing, axis=axis) + elif method == "simpson": + return integrate.simpson(values, dx=spacing, axis=axis) else: raise Exception("Unknown integration method.") -def fermi_function(energy, fermi_energy, temperature, - suppress_overflow=False): +def fermi_function(energy, fermi_energy, temperature, suppress_overflow=False): r""" Calculate the Fermi function. @@ -122,8 +122,9 @@ def entropy_multiplicator(energy, fermi_energy, temperature): dim = np.shape(energy)[0] multiplicator = np.zeros(dim, dtype=np.float64) for i in range(0, np.shape(energy)[0]): - fermi_val = fermi_function(energy[i], fermi_energy, temperature, - suppress_overflow=True) + fermi_val = fermi_function( + energy[i], fermi_energy, temperature, suppress_overflow=True + ) if fermi_val == 1.0: secondterm = 0.0 else: @@ -134,8 +135,9 @@ def entropy_multiplicator(energy, fermi_energy, temperature): firsterm = fermi_val * np.log(fermi_val) multiplicator[i] = firsterm + secondterm else: - fermi_val = fermi_function(energy, fermi_energy, temperature, - suppress_overflow=True) + fermi_val = fermi_function( + energy, fermi_energy, temperature, suppress_overflow=True + ) if fermi_val == 1.0: secondterm = 0.0 else: @@ -183,7 +185,7 @@ def get_f0_value(x, beta): function_value : float F0 value. """ - results = (x+mp.polylog(1, -1.0*mp.exp(x)))/beta + results = (x + mp.polylog(1, -1.0 * mp.exp(x))) / beta return results @@ -204,8 +206,11 @@ def get_f1_value(x, beta): function_value : float F1 value. """ - results = ((x*x)/2+x*mp.polylog(1, -1.0*mp.exp(x)) - - mp.polylog(2, -1.0*mp.exp(x))) / (beta*beta) + results = ( + (x * x) / 2 + + x * mp.polylog(1, -1.0 * mp.exp(x)) + - mp.polylog(2, -1.0 * mp.exp(x)) + ) / (beta * beta) return results @@ -226,9 +231,12 @@ def get_f2_value(x, beta): function_value : float F2 value. """ - results = ((x*x*x)/3+x*x*mp.polylog(1, -1.0*mp.exp(x)) - - 2*x*mp.polylog(2, -1.0*mp.exp(x)) + - 2*mp.polylog(3, -1.0*mp.exp(x))) / (beta*beta*beta) + results = ( + (x * x * x) / 3 + + x * x * mp.polylog(1, -1.0 * mp.exp(x)) + - 2 * x * mp.polylog(2, -1.0 * mp.exp(x)) + + 2 * mp.polylog(3, -1.0 * mp.exp(x)) + ) / (beta * beta * beta) return results @@ -249,8 +257,10 @@ def get_s0_value(x, beta): function_value : float S0 value. """ - results = (-1.0*x*mp.polylog(1, -1.0*mp.exp(x)) + - 2.0*mp.polylog(2, -1.0*mp.exp(x))) / (beta*beta) + results = ( + -1.0 * x * mp.polylog(1, -1.0 * mp.exp(x)) + + 2.0 * mp.polylog(2, -1.0 * mp.exp(x)) + ) / (beta * beta) return results @@ -271,9 +281,11 @@ def get_s1_value(x, beta): function_value : float S1 value. """ - results = (-1.0*x*x*mp.polylog(1, -1.0*mp.exp(x)) + - 3*x*mp.polylog(2, -1.0*mp.exp(x)) - - 3*mp.polylog(3, -1.0*mp.exp(x))) / (beta*beta*beta) + results = ( + -1.0 * x * x * mp.polylog(1, -1.0 * mp.exp(x)) + + 3 * x * mp.polylog(2, -1.0 * mp.exp(x)) + - 3 * mp.polylog(3, -1.0 * mp.exp(x)) + ) / (beta * beta * beta) return results @@ -333,17 +345,20 @@ def analytical_integration(D, I0, I1, fermi_energy, energy_grid, temperature): } # Check if everything makes sense. - if I0 not in list(function_mappings.keys()) or I1 not in\ - list(function_mappings.keys()): - raise Exception("Could not calculate analytical intergal, " - "wrong choice of auxiliary functions.") + if I0 not in list(function_mappings.keys()) or I1 not in list( + function_mappings.keys() + ): + raise Exception( + "Could not calculate analytical intergal, " + "wrong choice of auxiliary functions." + ) # Construct the weight vector. weights_vector = np.zeros(energy_grid.shape, dtype=np.float64) gridsize = energy_grid.shape[0] - energy_grid_edges = np.zeros(energy_grid.shape[0]+2, dtype=np.float64) + energy_grid_edges = np.zeros(energy_grid.shape[0] + 2, dtype=np.float64) energy_grid_edges[1:-1] = energy_grid - spacing = (energy_grid[1]-energy_grid[0]) + spacing = energy_grid[1] - energy_grid[0] energy_grid_edges[0] = energy_grid[0] - spacing energy_grid_edges[-1] = energy_grid[-1] + spacing @@ -354,14 +369,14 @@ def analytical_integration(D, I0, I1, fermi_energy, energy_grid, temperature): beta = 1 / (kB * temperature) for i in range(0, gridsize): # Some aliases for readibility - ei = energy_grid_edges[i+1] - ei_plus = energy_grid_edges[i+2] + ei = energy_grid_edges[i + 1] + ei_plus = energy_grid_edges[i + 2] ei_minus = energy_grid_edges[i] # Calculate x - x = beta*(ei - fermi_energy) - x_plus = beta*(ei_plus - fermi_energy) - x_minus = beta*(ei_minus - fermi_energy) + x = beta * (ei - fermi_energy) + x_plus = beta * (ei_plus - fermi_energy) + x_minus = beta * (ei_minus - fermi_energy) # Calculate the I0 value i0 = function_mappings[I0](x, beta) @@ -373,11 +388,12 @@ def analytical_integration(D, I0, I1, fermi_energy, energy_grid, temperature): i1_plus = function_mappings[I1](x_plus, beta) i1_minus = function_mappings[I1](x_minus, beta) - weights_vector[i] = (i0_plus-i0) * (1 + - ((ei - fermi_energy) / (ei_plus - ei))) \ - + (i0-i0_minus) * (1 - ((ei - fermi_energy) / (ei - ei_minus))) - \ - ((i1_plus-i1) / (ei_plus-ei)) + ((i1 - i1_minus) - / (ei - ei_minus)) + weights_vector[i] = ( + (i0_plus - i0) * (1 + ((ei - fermi_energy) / (ei_plus - ei))) + + (i0 - i0_minus) * (1 - ((ei - fermi_energy) / (ei - ei_minus))) + - ((i1_plus - i1) / (ei_plus - ei)) + + ((i1 - i1_minus) / (ei - ei_minus)) + ) integral_value = np.dot(D, weights_vector) return integral_value @@ -410,7 +426,12 @@ def gaussians(grid, centers, sigma): """ - multiple_gaussians = 1.0/np.sqrt(np.pi*sigma**2) * \ - np.exp(-1.0*((grid[np.newaxis] - centers[..., np.newaxis])/sigma)**2) + multiple_gaussians = ( + 1.0 + / np.sqrt(np.pi * sigma**2) + * np.exp( + -1.0 * ((grid[np.newaxis] - centers[..., np.newaxis]) / sigma) ** 2 + ) + ) return multiple_gaussians diff --git a/mala/targets/cube_parser.py b/mala/targets/cube_parser.py index e7cbef9a4..cde4570b9 100644 --- a/mala/targets/cube_parser.py +++ b/mala/targets/cube_parser.py @@ -56,9 +56,10 @@ ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ """ + import numpy as np -if __name__ == '__main__': +if __name__ == "__main__": DEBUGMODE = True else: DEBUGMODE = False @@ -66,6 +67,8 @@ def _debug(*args): global DEBUGMODE + + # if DEBUGMODE: # print " ".join(map(str, args)) @@ -76,7 +79,7 @@ class CubeFile(object): Done by returning output in the correct format, matching the metadata of the source cube file and replacing volumetric - data with static data provided as arg to the constructor. + data with static data provided as arg to the constructor. Doesn't copy atoms metadata, retains number of atoms, but returns dummy atoms Mimics file object's readline method. @@ -98,20 +101,24 @@ def __init__(self, srcname, const=1): src.readline() src.readline() _debug(srcname) - self.lines = [" Cubefile created by cubetools.py\n", - " source: {0}\n".format(srcname)] + self.lines = [ + " Cubefile created by cubetools.py\n", + " source: {0}\n".format(srcname), + ] self.lines.append(src.readline()) # read natm and origin self.natm = int(self.lines[-1].strip().split()[0]) # read cube dim and vectors along 3 axes self.lines.extend(src.readline() for i in range(3)) self.src.close() - self.nx, self.ny, self.nz = [int(line.strip().split()[0]) - for line in self.lines[3:6]] + self.nx, self.ny, self.nz = [ + int(line.strip().split()[0]) for line in self.lines[3:6] + ] self.remvals = self.nz - self.remrows = self.nx*self.ny + self.remrows = self.nx * self.ny for i in range(self.natm): - self.lines.append("{0:^ 8d}".format(1) + "{0:< 12.6f}".format(0)*4 - + '\n') + self.lines.append( + "{0:^ 8d}".format(1) + "{0:< 12.6f}".format(0) * 4 + "\n" + ) def __del__(self): """Close Cube file.""" @@ -136,11 +143,11 @@ def readline(self): if self.remvals <= 6: nval = min(6, self.remvals) self.remrows -= 1 - self.remvals = self.nz + self.remvals = self.nz else: nval = 6 self.remvals -= nval - return " {0: .5E}".format(self.const)*nval + "\n" + return " {0: .5E}".format(self.const) * nval + "\n" else: self.cursor += 1 return retval @@ -151,7 +158,7 @@ def _getline(cube): Read a line from cube file. First field is an int and the remaining fields are floats. - + Parameters ---------- cube : TextIO @@ -190,7 +197,7 @@ def _putline(*args): def read_cube(fname): """ Read cube file into numpy array. - + Parameters ---------- fname : string @@ -202,19 +209,19 @@ def read_cube(fname): Data from cube file. meta : dict - Meta data from cube file. + Metadata from cube file. """ meta = {} - with open(fname, 'r') as cube: + with open(fname, "r") as cube: # ignore comments cube.readline() cube.readline() - natm, meta['org'] = _getline(cube) - nx, meta['xvec'] = _getline(cube) - ny, meta['yvec'] = _getline(cube) - nz, meta['zvec'] = _getline(cube) - meta['atoms'] = [_getline(cube) for i in range(natm)] - data = np.zeros((nx*ny*nz)) + natm, meta["org"] = _getline(cube) + nx, meta["xvec"] = _getline(cube) + ny, meta["yvec"] = _getline(cube) + nz, meta["zvec"] = _getline(cube) + meta["atoms"] = [_getline(cube) for i in range(natm)] + data = np.zeros((nx * ny * nz)) idx = 0 for line in cube: for val in line.strip().split(): @@ -230,7 +237,7 @@ def read_imcube(rfname, ifname=""): One contains the real part and the other contains the imag part. If only one filename given, other filename is inferred. - + params: returns: np.array (real part + j*imag part) @@ -251,14 +258,14 @@ def read_imcube(rfname, ifname=""): meta : dict Meta data from cube file. """ - ifname = ifname or rfname.replace('real', 'imag') + ifname = ifname or rfname.replace("real", "imag") _debug("reading from files", rfname, "and", ifname) re, im = read_cube(rfname), read_cube(ifname) - fin = np.zeros(re[0].shape, dtype='complex128') + fin = np.zeros(re[0].shape, dtype="complex128") if re[1] != im[1]: _debug("warning: meta data mismatch, real part metadata retained") - fin += re[0] - fin += 1j*im[0] + fin += re[0] + fin += 1j * im[0] return fin, re[1] @@ -284,14 +291,14 @@ def write_cube(data, meta, fname): with open(fname, "w") as cube: # first two lines are comments cube.write(" Cubefile created by cubetools.py\n source: none\n") - natm = len(meta['atoms']) + natm = len(meta["atoms"]) nx, ny, nz = data.shape - cube.write(_putline(natm, *meta['org'])) # 3rd line #atoms and origin - cube.write(_putline(nx, *meta['xvec'])) - cube.write(_putline(ny, *meta['yvec'])) - cube.write(_putline(nz, *meta['zvec'])) - for atom_mass, atom_pos in meta['atoms']: - cube.write(_putline(atom_mass, *atom_pos)) # skip the newline + cube.write(_putline(natm, *meta["org"])) # 3rd line #atoms and origin + cube.write(_putline(nx, *meta["xvec"])) + cube.write(_putline(ny, *meta["yvec"])) + cube.write(_putline(nz, *meta["zvec"])) + for atom_mass, atom_pos in meta["atoms"]: + cube.write(_putline(atom_mass, *atom_pos)) # skip the newline for i in range(nx): for j in range(ny): for k in range(nz): @@ -326,7 +333,7 @@ def write_imcube(data, meta, rfname, ifname=""): ifname: string optional, filename of cube file containing imag part """ - ifname = ifname or rfname.replace('real', 'imag') + ifname = ifname or rfname.replace("real", "imag") _debug("writing data to files", rfname, "and", ifname) write_cube(data.real, meta, rfname) write_cube(data.imag, meta, ifname) diff --git a/mala/targets/density.py b/mala/targets/density.py index 768b4f534..61623fe24 100644 --- a/mala/targets/density.py +++ b/mala/targets/density.py @@ -1,19 +1,26 @@ """Electronic density calculation class.""" -import os + +import os.path import time -import ase.io from ase.units import Rydberg, Bohr, m from functools import cached_property import numpy as np + try: import total_energy as te except ModuleNotFoundError: pass -from mala.common.parallelizer import printout, parallel_warn, barrier, get_size +from mala.common.parallelizer import ( + printout, + parallel_warn, + barrier, + get_size, + get_comm, + get_rank, +) from mala.targets.target import Target -from mala.targets.calculation_helpers import integrate_values_on_spacing from mala.targets.cube_parser import read_cube, write_cube from mala.targets.calculation_helpers import integrate_values_on_spacing from mala.targets.xsf_parser import read_xsf @@ -22,7 +29,8 @@ class Density(Target): - """Postprocessing / parsing functions for the electronic density. + """ + Postprocessing / parsing functions for the electronic density. Parameters ---------- @@ -33,7 +41,10 @@ class Density(Target): ############################## # Class attributes ############################## - + """ + Total energy module mutual exclusion token used to make sure there + the total energy module is not initialized twice. + """ te_mutex = False ############################## @@ -98,7 +109,7 @@ def from_numpy_array(cls, params, array, units="1/A^3"): return return_dos @classmethod - def from_cube_file(cls, params, path, units="1/A^3"): + def from_cube_file(cls, params, path, units="1/Bohr^3"): """ Create a Density calculator from a cube file. @@ -193,20 +204,25 @@ def from_ldos_calculator(cls, ldos_object): return_density_object.fermi_energy_dft = ldos_object.fermi_energy_dft return_density_object.temperature = ldos_object.temperature return_density_object.voxel = ldos_object.voxel - return_density_object.number_of_electrons_exact = ldos_object.\ - number_of_electrons_exact - return_density_object.band_energy_dft_calculation = ldos_object.\ - band_energy_dft_calculation + return_density_object.number_of_electrons_exact = ( + ldos_object.number_of_electrons_exact + ) + return_density_object.band_energy_dft_calculation = ( + ldos_object.band_energy_dft_calculation + ) return_density_object.grid_dimensions = ldos_object.grid_dimensions return_density_object.atoms = ldos_object.atoms return_density_object.qe_input_data = ldos_object.qe_input_data - return_density_object.qe_pseudopotentials = ldos_object.\ - qe_pseudopotentials - return_density_object.total_energy_dft_calculation = \ + return_density_object.qe_pseudopotentials = ( + ldos_object.qe_pseudopotentials + ) + return_density_object.total_energy_dft_calculation = ( ldos_object.total_energy_dft_calculation + ) return_density_object.kpoints = ldos_object.kpoints - return_density_object.number_of_electrons_from_eigenvals = \ + return_density_object.number_of_electrons_from_eigenvals = ( ldos_object.number_of_electrons_from_eigenvals + ) return_density_object.local_grid = ldos_object.local_grid return_density_object._parameters_full = ldos_object._parameters_full return_density_object.y_planes = ldos_object.y_planes @@ -266,6 +282,12 @@ def get_target(self): This is the generic interface for cached target quantities. It should work for all implemented targets. + + Returns + ------- + density : numpy.ndarray + Electronic charge density as a volumetric array. May be 4D or 2D + depending on workflow. """ return self.density @@ -289,8 +311,9 @@ def number_of_electrons(self): if self.density is not None: return self.get_number_of_electrons() else: - raise Exception("No cached density available to " - "calculate this property.") + raise Exception( + "No cached density available to calculate this property." + ) @cached_property def total_energy_contributions(self): @@ -302,8 +325,9 @@ def total_energy_contributions(self): if self.density is not None: return self.get_energy_contributions() else: - raise Exception("No cached density available to " - "calculate this property.") + raise Exception( + "No cached density available to calculate this property." + ) def uncache_properties(self): """Uncache all cached properties of this calculator.""" @@ -346,7 +370,7 @@ def convert_units(array, in_units="1/A^3"): if in_units == "1/A^3" or in_units is None: return array elif in_units == "1/Bohr^3": - return array * (1/Bohr) * (1/Bohr) * (1/Bohr) + return array * (1 / Bohr) * (1 / Bohr) * (1 / Bohr) else: raise Exception("Unsupported unit for density.") @@ -380,7 +404,7 @@ def backconvert_units(array, out_units): else: raise Exception("Unsupported unit for density.") - def read_from_cube(self, path, units="1/A^3", **kwargs): + def read_from_cube(self, path, units="1/Bohr^3", **kwargs): """ Read the density data from a cube file. @@ -393,7 +417,18 @@ def read_from_cube(self, path, units="1/A^3", **kwargs): Units the density is saved in. Usually none. """ printout("Reading density from .cube file ", path, min_verbosity=0) + # automatically convert units if they are None since cube files take + # atomic units + if units is None: + units = "1/Bohr^3" + if units != "1/Bohr^3": + printout( + "The expected units for the density from cube files are 1/Bohr^3\n" + f"Proceeding with specified units of {units}\n" + "We recommend to check and change the requested units" + ) data, meta = read_cube(path) + data = np.expand_dims(data, -1) data *= self.convert_units(1, in_units=units) self.density = data self.grid_dimensions = list(np.shape(data)[0:3]) @@ -412,7 +447,7 @@ def read_from_xsf(self, path, units="1/A^3", **kwargs): Units the density is saved in. Usually none. """ printout("Reading density from .cube file ", path, min_verbosity=0) - data, meta = read_xsf(path)*self.convert_units(1, in_units=units) + data, meta = read_xsf(path) * self.convert_units(1, in_units=units) self.density = data return data @@ -432,9 +467,13 @@ def read_from_array(self, array, units="1/A^3"): self.density = array return array - def write_to_openpmd_file(self, path, array=None, - additional_attributes={}, - internal_iteration_number=0): + def write_to_openpmd_file( + self, + path, + array=None, + additional_attributes={}, + internal_iteration_number=0, + ): """ Write data to a numpy file. @@ -457,25 +496,27 @@ def write_to_openpmd_file(self, path, array=None, """ if array is None: if len(self.density.shape) == 2: - super(Target, self).\ - write_to_openpmd_file(path, np.reshape(self.density, - self.grid_dimensions - + [1]), - internal_iteration_number= - internal_iteration_number) + super(Target, self).write_to_openpmd_file( + path, + np.reshape(self.density, self.grid_dimensions + [1]), + internal_iteration_number=internal_iteration_number, + ) elif len(self.density.shape) == 4: - super(Target, self).\ - write_to_openpmd_file(path, self.density, - internal_iteration_number= - internal_iteration_number) + super(Target, self).write_to_openpmd_file( + path, + self.density, + internal_iteration_number=internal_iteration_number, + ) else: - super(Target, self).\ - write_to_openpmd_file(path, array, - internal_iteration_number= - internal_iteration_number) - - def write_to_cube(self, file_name, density_data=None, atoms=None, - grid_dimensions=None): + super(Target, self).write_to_openpmd_file( + path, + array, + internal_iteration_number=internal_iteration_number, + ) + + def write_to_cube( + self, file_name, density_data=None, atoms=None, grid_dimensions=None + ): """ Write the density data in a cube file. @@ -497,10 +538,12 @@ def write_to_cube(self, file_name, density_data=None, atoms=None, """ if density_data is not None: if grid_dimensions is None or atoms is None: - raise Exception("No grid or atom data provided. " - "Please note that these are only optional " - "if the density saved in the calculator is " - "used and have to be provided otherwise.") + raise Exception( + "No grid or atom data provided. " + "Please note that these are only optional " + "if the density saved in the calculator is " + "used and have to be provided otherwise." + ) else: density_data = self.density grid_dimensions = self.grid_dimensions @@ -515,7 +558,14 @@ def write_to_cube(self, file_name, density_data=None, atoms=None, atom_list = [] for i in range(0, len(atoms)): atom_list.append( - (atoms[i].number, [4.0, ] + list(atoms[i].position / Bohr))) + ( + atoms[i].number, + [ + 4.0, + ] + + list(atoms[i].position / Bohr), + ) + ) meta["atoms"] = atom_list meta["org"] = [0.0, 0.0, 0.0] @@ -527,8 +577,9 @@ def write_to_cube(self, file_name, density_data=None, atoms=None, # Calculations ############## - def get_number_of_electrons(self, density_data=None, voxel=None, - integration_method="summation"): + def get_number_of_electrons( + self, density_data=None, voxel=None, integration_method="summation" + ): """ Calculate the number of electrons from given density data. @@ -542,21 +593,23 @@ def get_number_of_electrons(self, density_data=None, voxel=None, voxel : ase.cell.Cell Voxel to be used for grid intergation. Needs to reflect the - symmetry of the simulation cell. In Bohr. + symmetry of the simulation cell. integration_method : str Integration method used to integrate density on the grid. Currently supported: - - "trapz" for trapezoid method (only for cubic grids). - - "simps" for Simpson method (only for cubic grids). + - "trapezoid" for trapezoid method (only for cubic grids). + - "simpson" for Simpson method (only for cubic grids). - "summation" for summation and scaling of the values (recommended) """ if density_data is None: density_data = self.density if density_data is None: - raise Exception("No density data provided, cannot calculate" - " this quantity.") + raise Exception( + "No density data provided, cannot calculate" + " this quantity." + ) if voxel is None: voxel = self.voxel @@ -565,11 +618,15 @@ def get_number_of_electrons(self, density_data=None, voxel=None, data_shape = np.shape(density_data) if len(data_shape) != 4: if len(data_shape) != 2: - raise Exception("Unknown Density shape, cannot calculate " - "number of electrons.") + raise Exception( + "Unknown Density shape, cannot calculate " + "number of electrons." + ) elif integration_method != "summation": - raise Exception("If using a 1D density array, you can only" - " use summation as integration method.") + raise Exception( + "If using a 1D density array, you can only" + " use summation as integration method." + ) # We integrate along the three axis in space. # If there is only one point in a certain direction we do not @@ -586,47 +643,60 @@ def get_number_of_electrons(self, density_data=None, voxel=None, # X if data_shape[0] > 1: - number_of_electrons = \ - integrate_values_on_spacing(number_of_electrons, - grid_spacing_bohr_x, axis=0, - method=integration_method) + number_of_electrons = integrate_values_on_spacing( + number_of_electrons, + grid_spacing_bohr_x, + axis=0, + method=integration_method, + ) else: - number_of_electrons =\ - np.reshape(number_of_electrons, (data_shape[1], - data_shape[2])) + number_of_electrons = np.reshape( + number_of_electrons, (data_shape[1], data_shape[2]) + ) number_of_electrons *= grid_spacing_bohr_x # Y if data_shape[1] > 1: - number_of_electrons = \ - integrate_values_on_spacing(number_of_electrons, - grid_spacing_bohr_y, axis=0, - method=integration_method) + number_of_electrons = integrate_values_on_spacing( + number_of_electrons, + grid_spacing_bohr_y, + axis=0, + method=integration_method, + ) else: - number_of_electrons = \ - np.reshape(number_of_electrons, (data_shape[2])) + number_of_electrons = np.reshape( + number_of_electrons, (data_shape[2]) + ) number_of_electrons *= grid_spacing_bohr_y # Z if data_shape[2] > 1: - number_of_electrons = \ - integrate_values_on_spacing(number_of_electrons, - grid_spacing_bohr_z, axis=0, - method=integration_method) + number_of_electrons = integrate_values_on_spacing( + number_of_electrons, + grid_spacing_bohr_z, + axis=0, + method=integration_method, + ) else: number_of_electrons *= grid_spacing_bohr_z else: if len(data_shape) == 4: - number_of_electrons = np.sum(density_data, axis=(0, 1, 2)) \ - * voxel.volume + number_of_electrons = ( + np.sum(density_data, axis=(0, 1, 2)) * voxel.volume + ) if len(data_shape) == 2: - number_of_electrons = np.sum(density_data, axis=0) * \ - voxel.volume + number_of_electrons = ( + np.sum(density_data, axis=0) * voxel.volume + ) return np.squeeze(number_of_electrons) - def get_density(self, density_data=None, convert_to_threedimensional=False, - grid_dimensions=None): + def get_density( + self, + density_data=None, + convert_to_threedimensional=False, + grid_dimensions=None, + ): """ Get the electronic density, based on density data. @@ -672,23 +742,33 @@ def get_density(self, density_data=None, convert_to_threedimensional=False, # last_y-first_y, # last_z-first_z], # dtype=np.float64) - density_data = \ - np.reshape(density_data, - [last_z - first_z, last_y - first_y, - last_x - first_x, 1]).transpose([2, 1, 0, 3]) + density_data = np.reshape( + density_data, + [ + last_z - first_z, + last_y - first_y, + last_x - first_x, + 1, + ], + ).transpose([2, 1, 0, 3]) return density_data else: if grid_dimensions is None: grid_dimensions = self.grid_dimensions - return density_data.reshape(grid_dimensions+[1]) + return density_data.reshape(grid_dimensions + [1]) else: return density_data else: raise Exception("Unknown density data shape.") - def get_energy_contributions(self, density_data=None, create_file=True, - atoms_Angstrom=None, qe_input_data=None, - qe_pseudopotentials=None): + def get_energy_contributions( + self, + density_data=None, + create_file=True, + atoms_Angstrom=None, + qe_input_data=None, + qe_pseudopotentials=None, + ): r""" Extract density based energy contributions from Quantum Espresso. @@ -731,27 +811,39 @@ def get_energy_contributions(self, density_data=None, create_file=True, if density_data is None: density_data = self.density if density_data is None: - raise Exception("No density data provided, cannot calculate" - " this quantity.") + raise Exception( + "No density data provided, cannot calculate" + " this quantity." + ) if atoms_Angstrom is None: atoms_Angstrom = self.atoms - self.__setup_total_energy_module(density_data, atoms_Angstrom, - create_file=create_file, - qe_input_data=qe_input_data, - qe_pseudopotentials= - qe_pseudopotentials) + self.__setup_total_energy_module( + density_data, + atoms_Angstrom, + create_file=create_file, + qe_input_data=qe_input_data, + qe_pseudopotentials=qe_pseudopotentials, + ) # Get and return the energies. - energies = np.array(te.get_energies())*Rydberg - energies_dict = {"e_rho_times_v_hxc": energies[0], - "e_hartree": energies[1], "e_xc": energies[2], - "e_ewald": energies[3]} + energies = np.array(te.get_energies()) * Rydberg + energies_dict = { + "e_rho_times_v_hxc": energies[0], + "e_hartree": energies[1], + "e_xc": energies[2], + "e_ewald": energies[3], + } return energies_dict - def get_atomic_forces(self, density_data=None, create_file=True, - atoms_Angstrom=None, qe_input_data=None, - qe_pseudopotentials=None): + def get_atomic_forces( + self, + density_data=None, + create_file=True, + atoms_Angstrom=None, + qe_input_data=None, + qe_pseudopotentials=None, + ): """ Calculate the atomic forces. @@ -795,24 +887,31 @@ def get_atomic_forces(self, density_data=None, create_file=True, if density_data is None: density_data = self.density if density_data is None: - raise Exception("No density data provided, cannot calculate" - " this quantity.") + raise Exception( + "No density data provided, cannot calculate" + " this quantity." + ) # First, set up the total energy module for calculation. if atoms_Angstrom is None: atoms_Angstrom = self.atoms - self.__setup_total_energy_module(density_data, atoms_Angstrom, - create_file=create_file, - qe_input_data=qe_input_data, - qe_pseudopotentials= - qe_pseudopotentials) + self.__setup_total_energy_module( + density_data, + atoms_Angstrom, + create_file=create_file, + qe_input_data=qe_input_data, + qe_pseudopotentials=qe_pseudopotentials, + ) # Now calculate the forces. - atomic_forces = np.array(te.calc_forces(len(atoms_Angstrom))).transpose() + atomic_forces = np.array( + te.calc_forces(len(atoms_Angstrom)) + ).transpose() # QE returns the forces in Ry/Bohr. - atomic_forces = AtomicForce.convert_units(atomic_forces, - in_units="Ry/Bohr") + atomic_forces = AtomicForce.convert_units( + atomic_forces, in_units="Ry/Bohr" + ) return atomic_forces @staticmethod @@ -837,7 +936,7 @@ def get_scaled_positions_for_qe(atoms): The scaled positions. """ principal_axis = atoms.get_cell()[0][0] - scaled_positions = atoms.get_positions()/principal_axis + scaled_positions = atoms.get_positions() / principal_axis return scaled_positions # Private methods @@ -852,20 +951,39 @@ def _set_feature_size_from_array(self, array): # Feature size is always 1 in this case, no need to do anything. pass - def __setup_total_energy_module(self, density_data, atoms_Angstrom, - create_file=True, qe_input_data=None, - qe_pseudopotentials=None): - if create_file: + def __setup_total_energy_module( + self, + density_data, + atoms_Angstrom, + create_file=True, + qe_input_data=None, + qe_pseudopotentials=None, + ): + if create_file and Density.te_mutex is False: # If not otherwise specified, use values as read in. if qe_input_data is None: qe_input_data = self.qe_input_data if qe_pseudopotentials is None: qe_pseudopotentials = self.qe_pseudopotentials - self.write_tem_input_file(atoms_Angstrom, qe_input_data, - qe_pseudopotentials, - self.grid_dimensions, - self.kpoints) + if self.parameters.assume_two_dimensional: + qe_input_data["assume_isolated"] = "2D" + + # In the 2D case, the Gamma point approximation introduces + # errors in the Ewald and Hartree energy for some reason. + kpoints = [1, 1, 1] + else: + kpoints = self.kpoints + + tem_input_name = self.write_tem_input_file( + atoms_Angstrom, + qe_input_data, + qe_pseudopotentials, + self.grid_dimensions, + kpoints, + get_comm(), + get_rank(), + ) # initialize the total energy module. # FIXME: So far, the total energy module can only be initialized once. @@ -876,21 +994,44 @@ def __setup_total_energy_module(self, density_data, atoms_Angstrom, # for this. if Density.te_mutex is False: - printout("MALA: Starting QuantumEspresso to get density-based" - " energy contributions.", min_verbosity=0) + printout( + "Starting QuantumEspresso to get density-based" + " energy contributions.", + min_verbosity=0, + ) barrier() t0 = time.perf_counter() - te.initialize(self.y_planes) + + # We have to make sure we have the correct format for the file. + # QE expects the file without a path, and with a fixed length. + # I chose 256 for this length, simply to have some space in case + # we need it at some point (i.e., the tempfile format changes). + tem_input_name_qe = os.path.basename(tem_input_name) + tem_input_name_qe = tem_input_name_qe + " " * ( + 256 - len(tem_input_name_qe) + ) + te.initialize(tem_input_name_qe, self.y_planes) barrier() - t1 = time.perf_counter() - printout("time used by total energy initialization: ", t1 - t0) + + # Right after setup we can delete the file. + if get_rank() == 0: + os.remove(tem_input_name) + + printout( + "Total energy module: Time used by total energy initialization: {:.8f}s".format( + time.perf_counter() - t0 + ), + min_verbosity=2, + ) Density.te_mutex = True - printout("MALA: QuantumEspresso setup done.", min_verbosity=0) + printout("QuantumEspresso setup done.", min_verbosity=0) else: - printout("MALA: QuantumEspresso is already running. Except for" - " the atomic positions, no new parameters will be used.", - min_verbosity=0) + printout( + "QuantumEspresso is already running. Except for" + " the atomic positions, no new parameters will be used.", + min_verbosity=0, + ) # Before we proceed, some sanity checks are necessary. # Is the calculation spinpolarized? @@ -902,67 +1043,83 @@ def __setup_total_energy_module(self, density_data, atoms_Angstrom, number_of_atoms = te.get_nat() if create_file is True: if number_of_atoms != atoms_Angstrom.get_global_number_of_atoms(): - raise Exception("Number of atoms is inconsistent between MALA " - "and Quantum Espresso.") + raise Exception( + "Number of atoms is inconsistent between MALA " + "and Quantum Espresso." + ) # We need to find out if the grid dimensions are consistent. # That depends on the form of the density data we received. number_of_gridpoints = te.get_nnr() if len(density_data.shape) == 4: - number_of_gridpoints_mala = density_data.shape[0] * \ - density_data.shape[1] * \ - density_data.shape[2] + number_of_gridpoints_mala = ( + density_data.shape[0] + * density_data.shape[1] + * density_data.shape[2] + ) elif len(density_data.shape) == 2: number_of_gridpoints_mala = density_data.shape[0] else: raise Exception("Density data has wrong dimensions. ") # If MPI is enabled, we NEED z-splitting for this to work. - if self._parameters_full.use_mpi and \ - not self._parameters_full.descriptors.use_z_splitting: - raise Exception("Cannot calculate the total energy if " - "the real space grid was not split in " - "z-direction.") + if ( + self._parameters_full.use_mpi + and not self._parameters_full.descriptors.use_z_splitting + ): + raise Exception( + "Cannot calculate the total energy if " + "the real space grid was not split in " + "z-direction." + ) # Check if we need to test the grid points. # We skip the check only if z-splitting is enabled and unequal # z-splits are to be expected, and no # y-splitting is enabled (since y-splitting currently works # for equal z-splitting anyway). - if self._parameters_full.use_mpi and \ - self._parameters_full.descriptors.use_y_splitting == 0 \ - and int(self.grid_dimensions[2] / get_size()) != \ - (self.grid_dimensions[2] / get_size()): + if ( + self._parameters_full.use_mpi + and self._parameters_full.descriptors.use_y_splitting == 0 + and int(self.grid_dimensions[2] / get_size()) + != (self.grid_dimensions[2] / get_size()) + ): pass else: if number_of_gridpoints_mala != number_of_gridpoints: - raise Exception("Grid is inconsistent between MALA and" - " Quantum Espresso") + raise Exception( + "Grid is inconsistent between MALA and Quantum Espresso" + ) # Now we need to reshape the density. density_for_qe = None if len(density_data.shape) == 4: - density_for_qe = np.reshape(density_data, [number_of_gridpoints, - 1], order='F') + density_for_qe = np.reshape( + density_data, [number_of_gridpoints, 1], order="F" + ) elif len(density_data.shape) == 2: - parallel_warn("Using 1D density to calculate the total energy" - " requires reshaping of this data. " - "This is unproblematic, as long as you provided t" - "he correct grid_dimensions.") - density_for_qe = self.get_density(density_data, - convert_to_threedimensional=True) - - density_for_qe = np.reshape(density_for_qe, - [number_of_gridpoints_mala, 1], - order='F') + parallel_warn( + "Using 1D density to calculate the total energy" + " requires reshaping of this data. " + "This is unproblematic, as long as you provided t" + "he correct grid_dimensions." + ) + density_for_qe = self.get_density( + density_data, convert_to_threedimensional=True + ) + + density_for_qe = np.reshape( + density_for_qe, [number_of_gridpoints_mala, 1], order="F" + ) # If there is an inconsistency between MALA and QE (which # can only happen in the uneven z-splitting case at the moment) # we need to pad the density array. if density_for_qe.shape[0] < number_of_gridpoints: grid_diff = number_of_gridpoints - number_of_gridpoints_mala - density_for_qe = np.pad(density_for_qe, - pad_width=((0, grid_diff), (0, 0))) + density_for_qe = np.pad( + density_for_qe, pad_width=((0, grid_diff), (0, 0)) + ) # QE has the density in 1/Bohr^3 density_for_qe *= self.backconvert_units(1, "1/Bohr^3") @@ -972,19 +1129,23 @@ def __setup_total_energy_module(self, density_data, atoms_Angstrom, # instantiate the process with the file. positions_for_qe = self.get_scaled_positions_for_qe(atoms_Angstrom) - if self._parameters_full.descriptors.\ - use_atomic_density_energy_formula: + if self.parameters._configuration["atomic_density_formula"]: # Calculate the Gaussian descriptors for the calculation of the # structure factors. barrier() t0 = time.perf_counter() - gaussian_descriptors = \ + gaussian_descriptors = ( self._get_gaussian_descriptors_for_structure_factors( - atoms_Angstrom, self.grid_dimensions) + atoms_Angstrom, self.grid_dimensions + ) + ) barrier() - t1 = time.perf_counter() - printout("time used by gaussian descriptors: ", t1 - t0, - min_verbosity=2) + printout( + "Total energy module: Time used by gaussian descriptors: {:.8f}s".format( + time.perf_counter() - t0 + ), + min_verbosity=2, + ) # # Check normalization of the Gaussian descriptors @@ -1005,13 +1166,18 @@ def __setup_total_energy_module(self, density_data, atoms_Angstrom, atoms_reference = atoms_Angstrom.copy() del atoms_reference[1:] atoms_reference.set_positions([(0.0, 0.0, 0.0)]) - reference_gaussian_descriptors = \ + reference_gaussian_descriptors = ( self._get_gaussian_descriptors_for_structure_factors( - atoms_reference, self.grid_dimensions) + atoms_reference, self.grid_dimensions + ) + ) barrier() - t1 = time.perf_counter() - printout("time used by reference gaussian descriptors: ", t1 - t0, - min_verbosity=2) + printout( + "Total energy module: Time used by reference gaussian descriptors: {:.8f}s".format( + time.perf_counter() - t0 + ), + min_verbosity=2, + ) # # Check normalization of the reference Gaussian descriptors @@ -1029,53 +1195,82 @@ def __setup_total_energy_module(self, density_data, atoms_Angstrom, # If the Gaussian formula is used, both the calculation of the # Ewald energy and the structure factor can be skipped. - te.set_positions(np.transpose(positions_for_qe), number_of_atoms, - self._parameters_full.descriptors. \ - use_atomic_density_energy_formula, - self._parameters_full.descriptors. \ - use_atomic_density_energy_formula) + te.set_positions( + np.transpose(positions_for_qe), + number_of_atoms, + self.parameters._configuration["atomic_density_formula"], + self.parameters._configuration["atomic_density_formula"], + ) barrier() - t1 = time.perf_counter() - printout("time used by set_positions: ", t1 - t0, - min_verbosity=2) - + printout( + "Total energy module: Time used by set_positions: {:.8f}s".format( + time.perf_counter() - t0 + ), + min_verbosity=2, + ) barrier() - if self._parameters_full.descriptors.\ - use_atomic_density_energy_formula: + if self.parameters._configuration["atomic_density_formula"]: t0 = time.perf_counter() - gaussian_descriptors = \ - np.reshape(gaussian_descriptors, - [number_of_gridpoints, 1], order='F') - reference_gaussian_descriptors = \ - np.reshape(reference_gaussian_descriptors, - [number_of_gridpoints, 1], order='F') - sigma = self._parameters_full.descriptors.\ - atomic_density_sigma + gaussian_descriptors = np.reshape( + gaussian_descriptors, + [number_of_gridpoints_mala, 1], + order="F", + ) + reference_gaussian_descriptors = np.reshape( + reference_gaussian_descriptors, + [number_of_gridpoints_mala, 1], + order="F", + ) + + # If there is an inconsistency between MALA and QE (which + # can only happen in the uneven z-splitting case at the moment) + # we need to pad the gaussian descriptor arrays. + if number_of_gridpoints_mala < number_of_gridpoints: + grid_diff = number_of_gridpoints - number_of_gridpoints_mala + gaussian_descriptors = np.pad( + gaussian_descriptors, pad_width=((0, grid_diff), (0, 0)) + ) + reference_gaussian_descriptors = np.pad( + reference_gaussian_descriptors, + pad_width=((0, grid_diff), (0, 0)), + ) + + sigma = self._parameters_full.descriptors.atomic_density_sigma sigma = sigma / Bohr - te.set_positions_gauss(self._parameters_full.verbosity, - gaussian_descriptors, - reference_gaussian_descriptors, - sigma, - number_of_gridpoints, 1) + te.set_positions_gauss( + self._parameters_full.verbosity, + gaussian_descriptors, + reference_gaussian_descriptors, + sigma, + number_of_gridpoints, + 1, + ) barrier() - t1 = time.perf_counter() - printout("time used by set_positions_gauss: ", t1 - t0, - min_verbosity=2) + printout( + "Total energy module: Time used by set_positions_gauss: {:.8f}s".format( + time.perf_counter() - t0 + ), + min_verbosity=2, + ) # Now we can set the new density. barrier() t0 = time.perf_counter() te.set_rho_of_r(density_for_qe, number_of_gridpoints, nr_spin_channels) barrier() - t1 = time.perf_counter() - printout("time used by set_rho_of_r: ", t1 - t0, - min_verbosity=2) + printout( + "Total energy module: Time used by set_rho_of_r: {:.8f}s".format( + time.perf_counter() - t0 + ), + min_verbosity=2, + ) return atoms_Angstrom def _get_gaussian_descriptors_for_structure_factors(self, atoms, grid): descriptor_calculator = AtomicDensity(self._parameters_full) kwargs = {"return_directly": True, "use_fp64": True} - return descriptor_calculator.\ - calculate_from_atoms(atoms, grid, **kwargs)[:, 6:] + return descriptor_calculator.calculate_from_atoms( + atoms, grid, **kwargs + )[:, 6:] diff --git a/mala/targets/dos.py b/mala/targets/dos.py index 3db5e01b4..b1f6f103b 100644 --- a/mala/targets/dos.py +++ b/mala/targets/dos.py @@ -1,4 +1,5 @@ """DOS calculation class.""" + from functools import cached_property import ase.io @@ -10,8 +11,13 @@ from mala.common.parameters import printout from mala.common.parallelizer import get_rank, barrier, get_comm from mala.targets.target import Target -from mala.targets.calculation_helpers import fermi_function, gaussians, \ - analytical_integration, get_beta, entropy_multiplicator +from mala.targets.calculation_helpers import ( + fermi_function, + gaussians, + analytical_integration, + get_beta, + entropy_multiplicator, +) class DOS(Target): @@ -54,18 +60,22 @@ def from_ldos_calculator(cls, ldos_object): return_dos_object.fermi_energy_dft = ldos_object.fermi_energy_dft return_dos_object.temperature = ldos_object.temperature return_dos_object.voxel = ldos_object.voxel - return_dos_object.number_of_electrons_exact = \ + return_dos_object.number_of_electrons_exact = ( ldos_object.number_of_electrons_exact - return_dos_object.band_energy_dft_calculation = \ + ) + return_dos_object.band_energy_dft_calculation = ( ldos_object.band_energy_dft_calculation + ) return_dos_object.atoms = ldos_object.atoms return_dos_object.qe_input_data = ldos_object.qe_input_data return_dos_object.qe_pseudopotentials = ldos_object.qe_pseudopotentials - return_dos_object.total_energy_dft_calculation = \ + return_dos_object.total_energy_dft_calculation = ( ldos_object.total_energy_dft_calculation + ) return_dos_object.kpoints = ldos_object.kpoints - return_dos_object.number_of_electrons_from_eigenvals = \ + return_dos_object.number_of_electrons_from_eigenvals = ( ldos_object.number_of_electrons_from_eigenvals + ) return_dos_object.local_grid = ldos_object.local_grid return_dos_object._parameters_full = ldos_object._parameters_full @@ -214,8 +224,11 @@ def si_dimension(self): """Dictionary containing the SI unit dimensions in OpenPMD format.""" import openpmd_api as io - return {io.Unit_Dimension.M: -1, io.Unit_Dimension.L: -2, - io.Unit_Dimension.T: 2} + return { + io.Unit_Dimension.M: -1, + io.Unit_Dimension.L: -2, + io.Unit_Dimension.T: 2, + } @property def density_of_states(self): @@ -235,6 +248,12 @@ def get_target(self): This is the generic interface for cached target quantities. It should work for all implemented targets. + + Returns + ------- + density_of_states : numpy.ndarray + Electronic density of states. + """ return self.density_of_states @@ -258,8 +277,9 @@ def band_energy(self): if self.density_of_states is not None: return self.get_band_energy() else: - raise Exception("No cached DOS available to calculate this " - "property.") + raise Exception( + "No cached DOS available to calculate this property." + ) @cached_property def number_of_electrons(self): @@ -272,8 +292,9 @@ def number_of_electrons(self): if self.density_of_states is not None: return self.get_number_of_electrons() else: - raise Exception("No cached DOS available to calculate this " - "property.") + raise Exception( + "No cached DOS available to calculate this property." + ) @cached_property def fermi_energy(self): @@ -286,8 +307,7 @@ def fermi_energy(self): from how this quantity is calculated. Calculated via cached DOS. """ if self.density_of_states is not None: - fermi_energy = self. \ - get_self_consistent_fermi_energy() + fermi_energy = self.get_self_consistent_fermi_energy() # Now that we have a new Fermi energy, we should uncache the # old number of electrons. @@ -308,8 +328,9 @@ def entropy_contribution(self): if self.density_of_states is not None: return self.get_entropy_contribution() else: - raise Exception("No cached DOS available to calculate this " - "property.") + raise Exception( + "No cached DOS available to calculate this property." + ) def uncache_properties(self): """Uncache all cached properties of this calculator.""" @@ -355,7 +376,7 @@ def convert_units(array, in_units="1/eV"): if in_units == "1/eV" or in_units is None: return array elif in_units == "1/Ry": - return array * (1/Rydberg) + return array * (1 / Rydberg) else: raise Exception("Unsupported unit for LDOS.") @@ -410,7 +431,7 @@ def read_from_qe_dos_txt(self, path): return_dos_values = [] # Open the file, then iterate through its contents. - with open(path, 'r') as infile: + with open(path, "r") as infile: lines = infile.readlines() i = 0 @@ -419,8 +440,10 @@ def read_from_qe_dos_txt(self, path): if "#" not in dos_line and i < self.parameters.ldos_gridsize: e_val = float(dos_line.split()[0]) dosval = float(dos_line.split()[1]) - if np.abs(e_val-energy_grid[i]) < self.parameters.\ - ldos_gridspacing_ev*0.98: + if ( + np.abs(e_val - energy_grid[i]) + < self.parameters.ldos_gridspacing_ev * 0.98 + ): return_dos_values.append(dosval) i += 1 @@ -457,17 +480,19 @@ def read_from_qe_out(self, path=None, smearing_factor=2): atoms_object = ase.io.read(path, format="espresso-out") kweights = atoms_object.get_calculator().get_k_point_weights() if kweights is None: - raise Exception("QE output file does not contain band information." - "Rerun calculation with verbosity set to 'high'.") + raise Exception( + "QE output file does not contain band information." + "Rerun calculation with verbosity set to 'high'." + ) # Get the gaussians for all energy values and calculate the DOS per # band. - dos_per_band = gaussians(self.energy_grid, - atoms_object.get_calculator(). - band_structure().energies[0, :, :], - smearing_factor*self.parameters. - ldos_gridspacing_ev) - dos_per_band = kweights[:, np.newaxis, np.newaxis]*dos_per_band + dos_per_band = gaussians( + self.energy_grid, + atoms_object.get_calculator().band_structure().energies[0, :, :], + smearing_factor * self.parameters.ldos_gridspacing_ev, + ) + dos_per_band = kweights[:, np.newaxis, np.newaxis] * dos_per_band # QE gives the band energies in eV, so no conversion necessary here. dos_data = np.sum(dos_per_band, axis=(0, 1)) @@ -490,6 +515,36 @@ def read_from_array(self, array, units="1/eV"): self.density_of_states = array return array + def read_from_numpy_file( + self, path, units=None, array=None, reshape=False + ): + """ + Read the data from a numpy file. + + Parameters + ---------- + path : string + Path to the numpy file. + + units : string + Units the data is saved in. + + array : np.ndarray + If not None, the array to save the data into. + The array has to be 4-dimensional. + + Returns + ------- + data : numpy.ndarray or None + If array is None, a numpy array containing the data. + Elsewise, None, as the data will be saved into the provided + array. + + """ + loaded_array = np.load(path) + self._process_loaded_array(loaded_array, units=units) + return loaded_array + # Calculations ############## @@ -504,16 +559,23 @@ def get_energy_grid(self): """ emin = self.parameters.ldos_gridoffset_ev - emax = self.parameters.ldos_gridoffset_ev + \ - self.parameters.ldos_gridsize * \ - self.parameters.ldos_gridspacing_ev + emax = ( + self.parameters.ldos_gridoffset_ev + + self.parameters.ldos_gridsize + * self.parameters.ldos_gridspacing_ev + ) grid_size = self.parameters.ldos_gridsize - linspace_array = (np.linspace(emin, emax, grid_size, endpoint=False)) + linspace_array = np.linspace(emin, emax, grid_size, endpoint=False) return linspace_array - def get_band_energy(self, dos_data=None, fermi_energy=None, - temperature=None, integration_method="analytical", - broadcast_band_energy=True): + def get_band_energy( + self, + dos_data=None, + fermi_energy=None, + temperature=None, + integration_method="analytical", + broadcast_band_energy=True, + ): """ Calculate the band energy from given DOS data. @@ -532,8 +594,8 @@ def get_band_energy(self, dos_data=None, fermi_energy=None, integration_method : string Integration method to be used. Currently supported: - - "trapz" for trapezoid method - - "simps" for Simpson method. + - "trapezoid" for trapezoid method + - "simpson" for Simpson method. - "analytical" for analytical integration. Recommended. broadcast_band_energy : bool @@ -548,17 +610,21 @@ def get_band_energy(self, dos_data=None, fermi_energy=None, # Parse the parameters. # Parse the parameters. if dos_data is None and self.density_of_states is None: - raise Exception("No DOS data provided, cannot calculate" - " this quantity.") + raise Exception( + "No DOS data provided, cannot calculate this quantity." + ) # Here we check whether we will use our internal, cached # DOS, or calculate everything from scratch. if dos_data is not None: if fermi_energy is None: - printout("Warning: No fermi energy was provided or could be " - "calculated from electronic structure data. " - "Using the DFT fermi energy, this may " - "yield unexpected results", min_verbosity=1) + printout( + "Warning: No fermi energy was provided or could be " + "calculated from electronic structure data. " + "Using the DFT fermi energy, this may " + "yield unexpected results", + min_verbosity=1, + ) fermi_energy = self.fermi_energy_dft else: dos_data = self.density_of_states @@ -569,11 +635,13 @@ def get_band_energy(self, dos_data=None, fermi_energy=None, if self.parameters._configuration["mpi"] and broadcast_band_energy: if get_rank() == 0: energy_grid = self.energy_grid - band_energy = self.__band_energy_from_dos(dos_data, - energy_grid, - fermi_energy, - temperature, - integration_method) + band_energy = self.__band_energy_from_dos( + dos_data, + energy_grid, + fermi_energy, + temperature, + integration_method, + ) else: band_energy = None @@ -582,17 +650,29 @@ def get_band_energy(self, dos_data=None, fermi_energy=None, return band_energy else: energy_grid = self.energy_grid - return self.__band_energy_from_dos(dos_data, energy_grid, - fermi_energy, temperature, - integration_method) - - - return self.__band_energy_from_dos(dos_data, energy_grid, fermi_energy, - temperature, integration_method) - - def get_number_of_electrons(self, dos_data=None, fermi_energy=None, - temperature=None, - integration_method="analytical"): + return self.__band_energy_from_dos( + dos_data, + energy_grid, + fermi_energy, + temperature, + integration_method, + ) + + return self.__band_energy_from_dos( + dos_data, + energy_grid, + fermi_energy, + temperature, + integration_method, + ) + + def get_number_of_electrons( + self, + dos_data=None, + fermi_energy=None, + temperature=None, + integration_method="analytical", + ): """ Calculate the number of electrons from given DOS data. @@ -611,8 +691,8 @@ def get_number_of_electrons(self, dos_data=None, fermi_energy=None, integration_method : string Integration method to be used. Currently supported: - - "trapz" for trapezoid method - - "simps" for Simpson method. + - "trapezoid" for trapezoid method + - "simpson" for Simpson method. - "analytical" for analytical integration. Recommended. Returns @@ -622,17 +702,21 @@ def get_number_of_electrons(self, dos_data=None, fermi_energy=None, """ # Parse the parameters. if dos_data is None and self.density_of_states is None: - raise Exception("No DOS data provided, cannot calculate" - " this quantity.") + raise Exception( + "No DOS data provided, cannot calculate this quantity." + ) # Here we check whether we will use our internal, cached # DOS, or calculate everything from scratch. if dos_data is not None: if fermi_energy is None: - printout("Warning: No fermi energy was provided or could be " - "calculated from electronic structure data. " - "Using the DFT fermi energy, this may " - "yield unexpected results", min_verbosity=1) + printout( + "Warning: No fermi energy was provided or could be " + "calculated from electronic structure data. " + "Using the DFT fermi energy, this may " + "yield unexpected results", + min_verbosity=1, + ) fermi_energy = self.fermi_energy_dft else: dos_data = self.density_of_states @@ -641,14 +725,22 @@ def get_number_of_electrons(self, dos_data=None, fermi_energy=None, if temperature is None: temperature = self.temperature energy_grid = self.energy_grid - return self.__number_of_electrons_from_dos(dos_data, energy_grid, - fermi_energy, temperature, - integration_method) - - def get_entropy_contribution(self, dos_data=None, fermi_energy=None, - temperature=None, - integration_method="analytical", - broadcast_entropy=True): + return self.__number_of_electrons_from_dos( + dos_data, + energy_grid, + fermi_energy, + temperature, + integration_method, + ) + + def get_entropy_contribution( + self, + dos_data=None, + fermi_energy=None, + temperature=None, + integration_method="analytical", + broadcast_entropy=True, + ): """ Calculate the entropy contribution to the total energy. @@ -667,8 +759,8 @@ def get_entropy_contribution(self, dos_data=None, fermi_energy=None, integration_method : string Integration method to be used. Currently supported: - - "trapz" for trapezoid method - - "simps" for Simpson method. + - "trapezoid" for trapezoid method + - "simpson" for Simpson method. - "analytical" for analytical integration. Recommended. broadcast_entropy : bool @@ -682,17 +774,21 @@ def get_entropy_contribution(self, dos_data=None, fermi_energy=None, """ # Parse the parameters. if dos_data is None and self.density_of_states is None: - raise Exception("No DOS data provided, cannot calculate" - " this quantity.") + raise Exception( + "No DOS data provided, cannot calculate this quantity." + ) # Here we check whether we will use our internal, cached # DOS, or calculate everything from scratch. if dos_data is not None: if fermi_energy is None: - printout("Warning: No fermi energy was provided or could be " - "calculated from electronic structure data. " - "Using the DFT fermi energy, this may " - "yield unexpected results", min_verbosity=1) + printout( + "Warning: No fermi energy was provided or could be " + "calculated from electronic structure data. " + "Using the DFT fermi energy, this may " + "yield unexpected results", + min_verbosity=1, + ) fermi_energy = self.fermi_energy_dft else: dos_data = self.density_of_states @@ -703,10 +799,13 @@ def get_entropy_contribution(self, dos_data=None, fermi_energy=None, if self.parameters._configuration["mpi"] and broadcast_entropy: if get_rank() == 0: energy_grid = self.energy_grid - entropy = self. \ - __entropy_contribution_from_dos(dos_data, energy_grid, - fermi_energy, temperature, - integration_method) + entropy = self.__entropy_contribution_from_dos( + dos_data, + energy_grid, + fermi_energy, + temperature, + integration_method, + ) else: entropy = None @@ -715,14 +814,21 @@ def get_entropy_contribution(self, dos_data=None, fermi_energy=None, return entropy else: energy_grid = self.energy_grid - return self. \ - __entropy_contribution_from_dos(dos_data, energy_grid, - fermi_energy, temperature, - integration_method) - - def get_self_consistent_fermi_energy(self, dos_data=None, temperature=None, - integration_method="analytical", - broadcast_fermi_energy=True): + return self.__entropy_contribution_from_dos( + dos_data, + energy_grid, + fermi_energy, + temperature, + integration_method, + ) + + def get_self_consistent_fermi_energy( + self, + dos_data=None, + temperature=None, + integration_method="analytical", + broadcast_fermi_energy=True, + ): r""" Calculate the self-consistent Fermi energy. @@ -743,8 +849,8 @@ def get_self_consistent_fermi_energy(self, dos_data=None, temperature=None, integration_method : string Integration method to be used. Currently supported: - - "trapz" for trapezoid method - - "simps" for Simpson method. + - "trapezoid" for trapezoid method + - "simpson" for Simpson method. - "analytical" for analytical integration. Recommended. broadcast_fermi_energy : bool @@ -759,8 +865,9 @@ def get_self_consistent_fermi_energy(self, dos_data=None, temperature=None, if dos_data is None: dos_data = self.density_of_states if dos_data is None: - raise Exception("No DOS data provided, cannot calculate" - " this quantity.") + raise Exception( + "No DOS data provided, cannot calculate this quantity." + ) if temperature is None: temperature = self.temperature @@ -768,15 +875,20 @@ def get_self_consistent_fermi_energy(self, dos_data=None, temperature=None, if self.parameters._configuration["mpi"] and broadcast_fermi_energy: if get_rank() == 0: energy_grid = self.energy_grid - fermi_energy_sc = toms748(lambda fermi_sc: - (self. - __number_of_electrons_from_dos - (dos_data, energy_grid, - fermi_sc, temperature, - integration_method) - - self.number_of_electrons_exact), - a=energy_grid[0], - b=energy_grid[-1]) + fermi_energy_sc = toms748( + lambda fermi_sc: ( + self.__number_of_electrons_from_dos( + dos_data, + energy_grid, + fermi_sc, + temperature, + integration_method, + ) + - self.number_of_electrons_exact + ), + a=energy_grid[0], + b=energy_grid[-1], + ) else: fermi_energy_sc = None @@ -785,15 +897,20 @@ def get_self_consistent_fermi_energy(self, dos_data=None, temperature=None, return fermi_energy_sc else: energy_grid = self.energy_grid - fermi_energy_sc = toms748(lambda fermi_sc: - (self. - __number_of_electrons_from_dos - (dos_data, energy_grid, - fermi_sc, temperature, - integration_method) - - self.number_of_electrons_exact), - a=energy_grid[0], - b=energy_grid[-1]) + fermi_energy_sc = toms748( + lambda fermi_sc: ( + self.__number_of_electrons_from_dos( + dos_data, + energy_grid, + fermi_sc, + temperature, + integration_method, + ) + - self.number_of_electrons_exact + ), + a=energy_grid[0], + b=energy_grid[-1], + ) return fermi_energy_sc def get_density_of_states(self, dos_data=None): @@ -822,114 +939,133 @@ def _set_feature_size_from_array(self, array): self.parameters.ldos_gridsize = np.shape(array)[-1] @staticmethod - def __number_of_electrons_from_dos(dos_data, energy_grid, fermi_energy, - temperature, integration_method): + def __number_of_electrons_from_dos( + dos_data, energy_grid, fermi_energy, temperature, integration_method + ): """Calculate the number of electrons from DOS data.""" # Calculate the energy levels and the Fermi function. - fermi_vals = fermi_function(energy_grid, fermi_energy, temperature, - suppress_overflow=True) + fermi_vals = fermi_function( + energy_grid, fermi_energy, temperature, suppress_overflow=True + ) # Calculate the number of electrons. - if integration_method == "trapz": - number_of_electrons = integrate.trapz(dos_data * fermi_vals, - energy_grid, axis=-1) - elif integration_method == "simps": - number_of_electrons = integrate.simps(dos_data * fermi_vals, - energy_grid, axis=-1) + if integration_method == "trapezoid": + number_of_electrons = integrate.trapezoid( + dos_data * fermi_vals, energy_grid, axis=-1 + ) + elif integration_method == "simpson": + number_of_electrons = integrate.simpson( + dos_data * fermi_vals, energy_grid, axis=-1 + ) elif integration_method == "quad": dos_pointer = interpolate.interp1d(energy_grid, dos_data) number_of_electrons, abserr = integrate.quad( - lambda e: dos_pointer(e) * fermi_function(e, fermi_energy, - temperature, - suppress_overflow=True), - energy_grid[0], energy_grid[-1], limit=500, - points=fermi_energy) + lambda e: dos_pointer(e) + * fermi_function( + e, fermi_energy, temperature, suppress_overflow=True + ), + energy_grid[0], + energy_grid[-1], + limit=500, + points=fermi_energy, + ) elif integration_method == "analytical": - number_of_electrons = analytical_integration(dos_data, "F0", "F1", - fermi_energy, - energy_grid, - temperature) + number_of_electrons = analytical_integration( + dos_data, "F0", "F1", fermi_energy, energy_grid, temperature + ) else: raise Exception("Unknown integration method.") return number_of_electrons @staticmethod - def __band_energy_from_dos(dos_data, energy_grid, fermi_energy, - temperature, integration_method): + def __band_energy_from_dos( + dos_data, energy_grid, fermi_energy, temperature, integration_method + ): """Calculate the band energy from DOS data.""" # Calculate the energy levels and the Fermi function. - fermi_vals = fermi_function(energy_grid, fermi_energy, temperature, - suppress_overflow=True) + fermi_vals = fermi_function( + energy_grid, fermi_energy, temperature, suppress_overflow=True + ) # Calculate the band energy. if integration_method == "trapz": - band_energy = integrate.trapz(dos_data * (energy_grid * - fermi_vals), - energy_grid, axis=-1) - elif integration_method == "simps": - band_energy = integrate.simps(dos_data * (energy_grid * - fermi_vals), - energy_grid, axis=-1) + band_energy = integrate.trapezoid( + dos_data * (energy_grid * fermi_vals), energy_grid, axis=-1 + ) + elif integration_method == "simpson": + band_energy = integrate.simpson( + dos_data * (energy_grid * fermi_vals), energy_grid, axis=-1 + ) elif integration_method == "quad": dos_pointer = interpolate.interp1d(energy_grid, dos_data) band_energy, abserr = integrate.quad( - lambda e: dos_pointer(e) * e * fermi_function(e, fermi_energy, - temperature, - suppress_overflow=True), - energy_grid[0], energy_grid[-1], limit=500, - points=fermi_energy) + lambda e: dos_pointer(e) + * e + * fermi_function( + e, fermi_energy, temperature, suppress_overflow=True + ), + energy_grid[0], + energy_grid[-1], + limit=500, + points=fermi_energy, + ) elif integration_method == "analytical": - number_of_electrons = analytical_integration(dos_data, "F0", "F1", - fermi_energy, - energy_grid, - temperature) - band_energy_minus_uN = analytical_integration(dos_data, "F1", "F2", - fermi_energy, - energy_grid, - temperature) - band_energy = band_energy_minus_uN + fermi_energy * \ - number_of_electrons + number_of_electrons = analytical_integration( + dos_data, "F0", "F1", fermi_energy, energy_grid, temperature + ) + band_energy_minus_uN = analytical_integration( + dos_data, "F1", "F2", fermi_energy, energy_grid, temperature + ) + band_energy = ( + band_energy_minus_uN + fermi_energy * number_of_electrons + ) else: raise Exception("Unknown integration method.") return band_energy @staticmethod - def __entropy_contribution_from_dos(dos_data, energy_grid, fermi_energy, - temperature, integration_method): + def __entropy_contribution_from_dos( + dos_data, energy_grid, fermi_energy, temperature, integration_method + ): r""" Calculate the entropy contribution to the total energy from DOS data. More specifically, this gives -\beta^-1*S_S """ # Calculate the entropy contribution to the energy. - if integration_method == "trapz": - multiplicator = entropy_multiplicator(energy_grid, fermi_energy, - temperature) - entropy_contribution = integrate.trapz(dos_data * multiplicator, - energy_grid, axis=-1) + if integration_method == "trapezoid": + multiplicator = entropy_multiplicator( + energy_grid, fermi_energy, temperature + ) + entropy_contribution = integrate.trapezoid( + dos_data * multiplicator, energy_grid, axis=-1 + ) entropy_contribution /= get_beta(temperature) - elif integration_method == "simps": - multiplicator = entropy_multiplicator(energy_grid, fermi_energy, - temperature) - entropy_contribution = integrate.simps(dos_data * multiplicator, - energy_grid, axis=-1) + elif integration_method == "simpson": + multiplicator = entropy_multiplicator( + energy_grid, fermi_energy, temperature + ) + entropy_contribution = integrate.simpson( + dos_data * multiplicator, energy_grid, axis=-1 + ) entropy_contribution /= get_beta(temperature) elif integration_method == "quad": dos_pointer = interpolate.interp1d(energy_grid, dos_data) entropy_contribution, abserr = integrate.quad( - lambda e: dos_pointer(e) * - entropy_multiplicator(e, fermi_energy, - temperature), - energy_grid[0], energy_grid[-1], limit=500, - points=fermi_energy) + lambda e: dos_pointer(e) + * entropy_multiplicator(e, fermi_energy, temperature), + energy_grid[0], + energy_grid[-1], + limit=500, + points=fermi_energy, + ) entropy_contribution /= get_beta(temperature) elif integration_method == "analytical": - entropy_contribution = analytical_integration(dos_data, "S0", "S1", - fermi_energy, - energy_grid, - temperature) + entropy_contribution = analytical_integration( + dos_data, "S0", "S1", fermi_energy, energy_grid, temperature + ) else: raise Exception("Unknown integration method.") diff --git a/mala/targets/ldos.py b/mala/targets/ldos.py index 1d28af074..c53245003 100644 --- a/mala/targets/ldos.py +++ b/mala/targets/ldos.py @@ -1,4 +1,5 @@ """LDOS calculation class.""" + from functools import cached_property from ase.units import Rydberg, Bohr, J, m @@ -6,14 +7,22 @@ import numpy as np from scipy import integrate -from mala.common.parallelizer import get_comm, printout, get_rank, get_size, \ - barrier +from mala.common.parallelizer import ( + get_comm, + printout, + get_rank, + get_size, + barrier, +) from mala.common.parameters import DEFAULT_NP_DATA_DTYPE from mala.targets.cube_parser import read_cube from mala.targets.xsf_parser import read_xsf from mala.targets.target import Target -from mala.targets.calculation_helpers import fermi_function, \ - analytical_integration, integrate_values_on_spacing +from mala.targets.calculation_helpers import ( + fermi_function, + analytical_integration, + integrate_values_on_spacing, +) from mala.targets.dos import DOS from mala.targets.density import Density @@ -89,8 +98,9 @@ def from_numpy_array(cls, params, array, units="1/(eV*A^3)"): return return_ldos_object @classmethod - def from_cube_file(cls, params, path_name_scheme, units="1/(eV*A^3)", - use_memmap=None): + def from_cube_file( + cls, params, path_name_scheme, units="1/(Ry*Bohr^3)", use_memmap=None + ): """ Create an LDOS calculator from multiple cube files. @@ -115,13 +125,15 @@ def from_cube_file(cls, params, path_name_scheme, units="1/(eV*A^3)", If run in MPI parallel mode, such a file MUST be provided. """ return_ldos_object = LDOS(params) - return_ldos_object.read_from_cube(path_name_scheme, units=units, - use_memmap=use_memmap) + return_ldos_object.read_from_cube( + path_name_scheme, units=units, use_memmap=use_memmap + ) return return_ldos_object @classmethod - def from_xsf_file(cls, params, path_name_scheme, units="1/(eV*A^3)", - use_memmap=None): + def from_xsf_file( + cls, params, path_name_scheme, units="1/(eV*A^3)", use_memmap=None + ): """ Create an LDOS calculator from multiple xsf files. @@ -146,8 +158,9 @@ def from_xsf_file(cls, params, path_name_scheme, units="1/(eV*A^3)", If run in MPI parallel mode, such a file MUST be provided. """ return_ldos_object = LDOS(params) - return_ldos_object.read_from_xsf(path_name_scheme, units=units, - use_memmap=use_memmap) + return_ldos_object.read_from_xsf( + path_name_scheme, units=units, use_memmap=use_memmap + ) return return_ldos_object @classmethod @@ -195,15 +208,18 @@ def si_unit_conversion(self): Needed for OpenPMD interface. """ - return (m**3)*J + return (m**3) * J @property def si_dimension(self): """Dictionary containing the SI unit dimensions in OpenPMD format.""" import openpmd_api as io - return {io.Unit_Dimension.M: -1, io.Unit_Dimension.L: -5, - io.Unit_Dimension.T: 2} + return { + io.Unit_Dimension.M: -1, + io.Unit_Dimension.L: -5, + io.Unit_Dimension.T: 2, + } @property def local_density_of_states(self): @@ -223,6 +239,12 @@ def get_target(self): This is the generic interface for cached target quantities. It should work for all implemented targets. + + Returns + ------- + local_density_of_states : numpy.ndarray + Electronic local density of states as a volumetric array. + May be 4D- or 2D depending on workflow. """ return self.local_density_of_states @@ -269,8 +291,9 @@ def total_energy(self): if self.local_density_of_states is not None: return self.get_total_energy() else: - raise Exception("No cached LDOS available to calculate this " - "property.") + raise Exception( + "No cached LDOS available to calculate this property." + ) @cached_property def band_energy(self): @@ -278,8 +301,9 @@ def band_energy(self): if self.local_density_of_states is not None: return self.get_band_energy() else: - raise Exception("No cached LDOS available to calculate this " - "property.") + raise Exception( + "No cached LDOS available to calculate this property." + ) @cached_property def entropy_contribution(self): @@ -287,8 +311,9 @@ def entropy_contribution(self): if self.local_density_of_states is not None: return self.get_entropy_contribution() else: - raise Exception("No cached LDOS available to calculate this " - "property.") + raise Exception( + "No cached LDOS available to calculate this property." + ) @cached_property def number_of_electrons(self): @@ -301,8 +326,9 @@ def number_of_electrons(self): if self.local_density_of_states is not None: return self.get_number_of_electrons() else: - raise Exception("No cached LDOS available to calculate this " - "property.") + raise Exception( + "No cached LDOS available to calculate this property." + ) @cached_property def fermi_energy(self): @@ -315,8 +341,7 @@ def fermi_energy(self): from how this quantity is calculated. Calculated via cached LDOS """ if self.local_density_of_states is not None: - fermi_energy = self. \ - get_self_consistent_fermi_energy() + fermi_energy = self.get_self_consistent_fermi_energy() # Now that we have a new Fermi energy, we should uncache the # old number of electrons. @@ -336,8 +361,9 @@ def density(self): if self.local_density_of_states is not None: return self.get_density() else: - raise Exception("No cached LDOS available to calculate this " - "property.") + raise Exception( + "No cached LDOS available to calculate this property." + ) @cached_property def density_of_states(self): @@ -345,24 +371,27 @@ def density_of_states(self): if self.local_density_of_states is not None: return self.get_density_of_states() else: - raise Exception("No cached LDOS available to calculate this " - "property.") + raise Exception( + "No cached LDOS available to calculate this property." + ) @cached_property def _density_calculator(self): if self.local_density_of_states is not None: return Density.from_ldos_calculator(self) else: - raise Exception("No cached LDOS available to calculate this " - "property.") + raise Exception( + "No cached LDOS available to calculate this property." + ) @cached_property def _density_of_states_calculator(self): if self.local_density_of_states is not None: return DOS.from_ldos_calculator(self) else: - raise Exception("No cached LDOS available to calculate this " - "property.") + raise Exception( + "No cached LDOS available to calculate this property." + ) ############################## # Methods @@ -399,9 +428,9 @@ def convert_units(array, in_units="1/(eV*A^3)"): if in_units == "1/(eV*A^3)" or in_units is None: return array elif in_units == "1/(eV*Bohr^3)": - return array * (1/Bohr) * (1/Bohr) * (1/Bohr) + return array * (1 / Bohr) * (1 / Bohr) * (1 / Bohr) elif in_units == "1/(Ry*Bohr^3)": - return array * (1/Rydberg) * (1/Bohr) * (1/Bohr) * (1/Bohr) + return array * (1 / Rydberg) * (1 / Bohr) * (1 / Bohr) * (1 / Bohr) else: raise Exception("Unsupported unit for LDOS.") @@ -439,8 +468,9 @@ def backconvert_units(array, out_units): else: raise Exception("Unsupported unit for LDOS.") - def read_from_cube(self, path_scheme, units="1/(eV*A^3)", - use_memmap=None, **kwargs): + def read_from_cube( + self, path_scheme, units="1/(Ry*Bohr^3)", use_memmap=None, **kwargs + ): """ Read the LDOS data from multiple cube files. @@ -471,11 +501,22 @@ def read_from_cube(self, path_scheme, units="1/(eV*A^3)", # tmp.pp003ELEMENT_ldos.cube # ... # tmp.pp100ELEMENT_ldos.cube - return self._read_from_qe_files(path_scheme, units, - use_memmap, ".cube", **kwargs) - - def read_from_xsf(self, path_scheme, units="1/(eV*A^3)", - use_memmap=None, **kwargs): + # automatically convert units if they are None since cube files take atomic units + if units is None: + units = "1/(Ry*Bohr^3)" + if units != "1/(Ry*Bohr^3)": + printout( + "The expected units for the LDOS from cube files are 1/(Ry*Bohr^3)\n" + f"Proceeding with specified units of {units}\n" + "We recommend to check and change the requested units" + ) + return self._read_from_qe_files( + path_scheme, units, use_memmap, ".cube", **kwargs + ) + + def read_from_xsf( + self, path_scheme, units="1/(eV*A^3)", use_memmap=None, **kwargs + ): """ Read the LDOS data from multiple .xsf files. @@ -498,8 +539,9 @@ def read_from_xsf(self, path_scheme, units="1/(eV*A^3)", Usage will reduce RAM footprint while SIGNIFICANTLY impacting disk usage and """ - return self._read_from_qe_files(path_scheme, units, - use_memmap, ".xsf", **kwargs) + return self._read_from_qe_files( + path_scheme, units, use_memmap, ".xsf", **kwargs + ) def read_from_array(self, array, units="1/(eV*A^3)"): """ @@ -531,29 +573,37 @@ def get_energy_grid(self): """ emin = self.parameters.ldos_gridoffset_ev - emax = self.parameters.ldos_gridoffset_ev + \ - self.parameters.ldos_gridsize * \ - self.parameters.ldos_gridspacing_ev + emax = ( + self.parameters.ldos_gridoffset_ev + + self.parameters.ldos_gridsize + * self.parameters.ldos_gridspacing_ev + ) grid_size = self.parameters.ldos_gridsize - linspace_array = (np.linspace(emin, emax, grid_size, endpoint=False)) + linspace_array = np.linspace(emin, emax, grid_size, endpoint=False) return linspace_array - def get_total_energy(self, ldos_data=None, dos_data=None, - density_data=None, fermi_energy=None, - temperature=None, voxel=None, - grid_integration_method="summation", - energy_integration_method="analytical", - atoms_Angstrom=None, qe_input_data=None, - qe_pseudopotentials=None, create_qe_file=True, - return_energy_contributions=False): + def get_total_energy( + self, + ldos_data=None, + dos_data=None, + density_data=None, + fermi_energy=None, + temperature=None, + voxel=None, + grid_integration_method="summation", + energy_integration_method="analytical", + atoms_Angstrom=None, + qe_input_data=None, + qe_pseudopotentials=None, + create_qe_file=True, + return_energy_contributions=False, + ): """ Calculate the total energy from LDOS or given DOS + density data. If neither LDOS nor DOS+Density data is provided, the cached LDOS will be attempted to be used for the calculation. - - Parameters ---------- ldos_data : numpy.array @@ -581,15 +631,15 @@ def get_total_energy(self, ldos_data=None, dos_data=None, Integration method used to integrate the density on the grid. Currently supported: - - "trapz" for trapezoid method (only for cubic grids). - - "simps" for Simpson method (only for cubic grids). + - "trapezoid" for trapezoid method (only for cubic grids). + - "simpson" for Simpson method (only for cubic grids). - "summation" for summation and scaling of the values (recommended) energy_integration_method : string Integration method to integrate the DOS. Currently supported: - - "trapz" for trapezoid method - - "simps" for Simpson method. + - "trapezoid" for trapezoid method + - "simpson" for Simpson method. - "analytical" for analytical integration. (recommended) atoms_Angstrom : ase.Atoms @@ -627,18 +677,22 @@ def get_total_energy(self, ldos_data=None, dos_data=None, if ldos_data is None: fermi_energy = self.fermi_energy if fermi_energy is None: - printout("Warning: No fermi energy was provided or could be " - "calculated from electronic structure data. " - "Using the DFT fermi energy, this may " - "yield unexpected results", min_verbosity=1) + printout( + "Warning: No fermi energy was provided or could be " + "calculated from electronic structure data. " + "Using the DFT fermi energy, this may " + "yield unexpected results", + min_verbosity=1, + ) fermi_energy = self.fermi_energy_dft if temperature is None: temperature = self.temperature # Here we check whether we will use our internal, cached # LDOS, or calculate everything from scratch. - if ldos_data is not None or (dos_data is not None - and density_data is not None): + if ldos_data is not None or ( + dos_data is not None and density_data is not None + ): # In this case we calculate everything from scratch, # because the user either provided LDOS data OR density + @@ -646,17 +700,19 @@ def get_total_energy(self, ldos_data=None, dos_data=None, # Calculate DOS data if need be. if dos_data is None: - dos_data = self.get_density_of_states(ldos_data, - voxel= - voxel, - integration_method= - grid_integration_method) + dos_data = self.get_density_of_states( + ldos_data, + voxel=voxel, + integration_method=grid_integration_method, + ) # Calculate density data if need be. if density_data is None: - density_data = self.get_density(ldos_data, - fermi_energy=fermi_energy, - integration_method=energy_integration_method) + density_data = self.get_density( + ldos_data, + fermi_energy=fermi_energy, + integration_method=energy_integration_method, + ) # Now we can create calculation objects to get the necessary # quantities. @@ -667,33 +723,40 @@ def get_total_energy(self, ldos_data=None, dos_data=None, # quantities to construct the total energy. # (According to Eq. 9 in [1]) # Band energy (kinetic energy) - e_band = dos_calculator.get_band_energy(dos_data, - fermi_energy=fermi_energy, - temperature=temperature, - integration_method=energy_integration_method) + e_band = dos_calculator.get_band_energy( + dos_data, + fermi_energy=fermi_energy, + temperature=temperature, + integration_method=energy_integration_method, + ) # Smearing / Entropy contribution - e_entropy_contribution = dos_calculator. \ - get_entropy_contribution(dos_data, fermi_energy=fermi_energy, - temperature=temperature, - integration_method=energy_integration_method) + e_entropy_contribution = dos_calculator.get_entropy_contribution( + dos_data, + fermi_energy=fermi_energy, + temperature=temperature, + integration_method=energy_integration_method, + ) # Density based energy contributions (via QE) - density_contributions \ - = density_calculator. \ - get_energy_contributions(density_data, - qe_input_data=qe_input_data, - atoms_Angstrom=atoms_Angstrom, - qe_pseudopotentials= - qe_pseudopotentials, - create_file=create_qe_file) + density_contributions = ( + density_calculator.get_energy_contributions( + density_data, + qe_input_data=qe_input_data, + atoms_Angstrom=atoms_Angstrom, + qe_pseudopotentials=qe_pseudopotentials, + create_file=create_qe_file, + ) + ) else: # In this case, we use cached propeties wherever possible. ldos_data = self.local_density_of_states if ldos_data is None: - raise Exception("No input data provided to caculate " - "total energy. Provide EITHER LDOS" - " OR DOS and density.") + raise Exception( + "No input data provided to caculate " + "total energy. Provide EITHER LDOS" + " OR DOS and density." + ) # With these calculator objects we can calculate all the necessary # quantities to construct the total energy. @@ -705,33 +768,42 @@ def get_total_energy(self, ldos_data=None, dos_data=None, e_entropy_contribution = self.entropy_contribution # Density based energy contributions (via QE) - density_contributions = self._density_calculator.\ - total_energy_contributions - - e_total = e_band + density_contributions["e_rho_times_v_hxc"] + \ - density_contributions["e_hartree"] + \ - density_contributions["e_xc"] + \ - density_contributions["e_ewald"] +\ - e_entropy_contribution + density_contributions = ( + self._density_calculator.total_energy_contributions + ) + + e_total = ( + e_band + + density_contributions["e_rho_times_v_hxc"] + + density_contributions["e_hartree"] + + density_contributions["e_xc"] + + density_contributions["e_ewald"] + + e_entropy_contribution + ) if return_energy_contributions: - energy_contribtuons = {"e_band": e_band, - "e_rho_times_v_hxc": - density_contributions["e_rho_times_v_hxc"], - "e_hartree": - density_contributions["e_hartree"], - "e_xc": - density_contributions["e_xc"], - "e_ewald": density_contributions["e_ewald"], - "e_entropy_contribution": - e_entropy_contribution} + energy_contribtuons = { + "e_band": e_band, + "e_rho_times_v_hxc": density_contributions[ + "e_rho_times_v_hxc" + ], + "e_hartree": density_contributions["e_hartree"], + "e_xc": density_contributions["e_xc"], + "e_ewald": density_contributions["e_ewald"], + "e_entropy_contribution": e_entropy_contribution, + } return e_total, energy_contribtuons else: return e_total - def get_band_energy(self, ldos_data=None, fermi_energy=None, - temperature=None, voxel=None, - grid_integration_method="summation", - energy_integration_method="analytical"): + def get_band_energy( + self, + ldos_data=None, + fermi_energy=None, + temperature=None, + voxel=None, + grid_integration_method="summation", + energy_integration_method="analytical", + ): """ Calculate the band energy from given LDOS data. @@ -752,15 +824,15 @@ def get_band_energy(self, ldos_data=None, fermi_energy=None, Integration method used to integrate the LDOS on the grid. Currently supported: - - "trapz" for trapezoid method (only for cubic grids). - - "simps" for Simpson method (only for cubic grids). + - "trapezoid" for trapezoid method (only for cubic grids). + - "simpson" for Simpson method (only for cubic grids). - "summation" for summation and scaling of the values (recommended) energy_integration_method : string Integration method to integrate the DOS. Currently supported: - - "trapz" for trapezoid method - - "simps" for Simpson method. + - "trapezoid" for trapezoid method + - "simpson" for Simpson method. - "analytical" for analytical integration. (recommended) voxel : ase.cell.Cell @@ -772,8 +844,9 @@ def get_band_energy(self, ldos_data=None, fermi_energy=None, Band energy in eV. """ if ldos_data is None and self.local_density_of_states is None: - raise Exception("No LDOS data provided, cannot calculate" - " this quantity.") + raise Exception( + "No LDOS data provided, cannot calculate this quantity." + ) # Here we check whether we will use our internal, cached # LDOS, or calculate everything from scratch. @@ -782,24 +855,31 @@ def get_band_energy(self, ldos_data=None, fermi_energy=None, if voxel is None: voxel = self.voxel - dos_data = self.get_density_of_states(ldos_data, voxel, - integration_method= - grid_integration_method) + dos_data = self.get_density_of_states( + ldos_data, voxel, integration_method=grid_integration_method + ) # Once we have the DOS, we can use a DOS object to calculate # the band energy. dos_calculator = DOS.from_ldos_calculator(self) - return dos_calculator. \ - get_band_energy(dos_data, fermi_energy=fermi_energy, - temperature=temperature, - integration_method=energy_integration_method) + return dos_calculator.get_band_energy( + dos_data, + fermi_energy=fermi_energy, + temperature=temperature, + integration_method=energy_integration_method, + ) else: return self._density_of_states_calculator.band_energy - def get_entropy_contribution(self, ldos_data=None, fermi_energy=None, - temperature=None, voxel=None, - grid_integration_method="summation", - energy_integration_method="analytical"): + def get_entropy_contribution( + self, + ldos_data=None, + fermi_energy=None, + temperature=None, + voxel=None, + grid_integration_method="summation", + energy_integration_method="analytical", + ): """ Calculate the entropy contribution from given LDOS data. @@ -820,15 +900,15 @@ def get_entropy_contribution(self, ldos_data=None, fermi_energy=None, Integration method used to integrate the LDOS on the grid. Currently supported: - - "trapz" for trapezoid method (only for cubic grids). - - "simps" for Simpson method (only for cubic grids). + - "trapezoid" for trapezoid method (only for cubic grids). + - "simpson" for Simpson method (only for cubic grids). - "summation" for summation and scaling of the values (recommended) energy_integration_method : string Integration method to integrate the DOS. Currently supported: - - "trapz" for trapezoid method - - "simps" for Simpson method. + - "trapezoid" for trapezoid method + - "simpson" for Simpson method. - "analytical" for analytical integration. (recommended) voxel : ase.cell.Cell @@ -840,8 +920,9 @@ def get_entropy_contribution(self, ldos_data=None, fermi_energy=None, Band energy in eV. """ if ldos_data is None and self.local_density_of_states is None: - raise Exception("No LDOS data provided, cannot calculate" - " this quantity.") + raise Exception( + "No LDOS data provided, cannot calculate this quantity." + ) # Here we check whether we will use our internal, cached # LDOS, or calculate everything from scratch. @@ -850,24 +931,31 @@ def get_entropy_contribution(self, ldos_data=None, fermi_energy=None, if voxel is None: voxel = self.voxel - dos_data = self.get_density_of_states(ldos_data, voxel, - integration_method= - grid_integration_method) + dos_data = self.get_density_of_states( + ldos_data, voxel, integration_method=grid_integration_method + ) # Once we have the DOS, we can use a DOS object to calculate # the band energy. dos_calculator = DOS.from_ldos_calculator(self) - return dos_calculator. \ - get_entropy_contribution(dos_data, fermi_energy=fermi_energy, - temperature=temperature, - integration_method=energy_integration_method) + return dos_calculator.get_entropy_contribution( + dos_data, + fermi_energy=fermi_energy, + temperature=temperature, + integration_method=energy_integration_method, + ) else: return self._density_of_states_calculator.entropy_contribution - def get_number_of_electrons(self, ldos_data=None, voxel=None, - fermi_energy=None, temperature=None, - grid_integration_method="summation", - energy_integration_method="analytical"): + def get_number_of_electrons( + self, + ldos_data=None, + voxel=None, + fermi_energy=None, + temperature=None, + grid_integration_method="summation", + energy_integration_method="analytical", + ): """ Calculate the number of electrons from given LDOS data. @@ -888,15 +976,15 @@ def get_number_of_electrons(self, ldos_data=None, voxel=None, Integration method used to integrate the LDOS on the grid. Currently supported: - - "trapz" for trapezoid method (only for cubic grids). - - "simps" for Simpson method (only for cubic grids). + - "trapezoid" for trapezoid method (only for cubic grids). + - "simpson" for Simpson method (only for cubic grids). - "summation" for summation and scaling of the values (recommended) energy_integration_method : string Integration method to integrate the DOS. Currently supported: - "trapz" for trapezoid method - - "simps" for Simpson method. + - "simpson" for Simpson method. - "analytical" for analytical integration. (recommended) voxel : ase.cell.Cell @@ -908,8 +996,9 @@ def get_number_of_electrons(self, ldos_data=None, voxel=None, Number of electrons. """ if ldos_data is None and self.local_density_of_states is None: - raise Exception("No LDOS data provided, cannot calculate" - " this quantity.") + raise Exception( + "No LDOS data provided, cannot calculate this quantity." + ) # Here we check whether we will use our internal, cached # LDOS, or calculate everything from scratch. @@ -917,24 +1006,30 @@ def get_number_of_electrons(self, ldos_data=None, voxel=None, # The number of electrons is calculated using the DOS. if voxel is None: voxel = self.voxel - dos_data = self.get_density_of_states(ldos_data, voxel, - integration_method= - grid_integration_method) + dos_data = self.get_density_of_states( + ldos_data, voxel, integration_method=grid_integration_method + ) # Once we have the DOS, we can use a DOS object to calculate the # number of electrons. dos_calculator = DOS.from_ldos_calculator(self) - return dos_calculator. \ - get_number_of_electrons(dos_data, fermi_energy=fermi_energy, - temperature=temperature, - integration_method=energy_integration_method) + return dos_calculator.get_number_of_electrons( + dos_data, + fermi_energy=fermi_energy, + temperature=temperature, + integration_method=energy_integration_method, + ) else: return self._density_of_states_calculator.number_of_electrons - def get_self_consistent_fermi_energy(self, ldos_data=None, voxel=None, - temperature=None, - grid_integration_method="summation", - energy_integration_method="analytical"): + def get_self_consistent_fermi_energy( + self, + ldos_data=None, + voxel=None, + temperature=None, + grid_integration_method="summation", + energy_integration_method="analytical", + ): r""" Calculate the self-consistent Fermi energy. @@ -957,15 +1052,15 @@ def get_self_consistent_fermi_energy(self, ldos_data=None, voxel=None, Integration method used to integrate the LDOS on the grid. Currently supported: - - "trapz" for trapezoid method (only for cubic grids). - - "simps" for Simpson method (only for cubic grids). + - "trapezoid" for trapezoid method (only for cubic grids). + - "simpson" for Simpson method (only for cubic grids). - "summation" for summation and scaling of the values (recommended) energy_integration_method : string Integration method to integrate the DOS. Currently supported: - - "trapz" for trapezoid method - - "simps" for Simpson method. + - "trapezoid" for trapezoid method + - "simpson" for Simpson method. - "analytical" for analytical integration. (recommended) voxel : ase.cell.Cell @@ -978,30 +1073,38 @@ def get_self_consistent_fermi_energy(self, ldos_data=None, voxel=None, :math:`\epsilon_F` in eV. """ if ldos_data is None and self.local_density_of_states is None: - raise Exception("No LDOS data provided, cannot calculate" - " this quantity.") + raise Exception( + "No LDOS data provided, cannot calculate this quantity." + ) if ldos_data is not None: # The Fermi energy is calculated using the DOS. if voxel is None: voxel = self.voxel - dos_data = self.get_density_of_states(ldos_data, voxel, - integration_method= - grid_integration_method) + dos_data = self.get_density_of_states( + ldos_data, voxel, integration_method=grid_integration_method + ) # Once we have the DOS, we can use a DOS object to calculate the # number of electrons. dos_calculator = DOS.from_ldos_calculator(self) - return dos_calculator. \ - get_self_consistent_fermi_energy(dos_data, - temperature=temperature, - integration_method=energy_integration_method) + return dos_calculator.get_self_consistent_fermi_energy( + dos_data, + temperature=temperature, + integration_method=energy_integration_method, + ) else: return self._density_of_states_calculator.fermi_energy - def get_density(self, ldos_data=None, fermi_energy=None, temperature=None, - conserve_dimensions=False, integration_method="analytical", - gather_density=False): + def get_density( + self, + ldos_data=None, + fermi_energy=None, + temperature=None, + conserve_dimensions=False, + integration_method="analytical", + gather_density=False, + ): """ Calculate the density from given LDOS data. @@ -1023,8 +1126,8 @@ def get_density(self, ldos_data=None, fermi_energy=None, temperature=None, integration_method : string Integration method to be used. Currently supported: - - "trapz" for trapezoid method - - "simps" for Simpson method. + - "trapezoid" for trapezoid method + - "simpson" for Simpson method. - "analytical" for analytical integration. Recommended. ldos_data : numpy.array @@ -1035,8 +1138,8 @@ def get_density(self, ldos_data=None, fermi_energy=None, temperature=None, Integration method to integrate LDOS on energygrid. Currently supported: - - "trapz" for trapezoid method - - "simps" for Simpson method. + - "trapezoid" for trapezoid method + - "simpson" for Simpson method. - "analytical" for analytical integration. Recommended. gather_density : bool @@ -1056,10 +1159,13 @@ def get_density(self, ldos_data=None, fermi_energy=None, temperature=None, if ldos_data is None: fermi_energy = self.fermi_energy if fermi_energy is None: - printout("Warning: No fermi energy was provided or could be " - "calculated from electronic structure data. " - "Using the DFT fermi energy, this may " - "yield unexpected results", min_verbosity=1) + printout( + "Warning: No fermi energy was provided or could be " + "calculated from electronic structure data. " + "Using the DFT fermi energy, this may " + "yield unexpected results", + min_verbosity=1, + ) fermi_energy = self.fermi_energy_dft if temperature is None: temperature = self.temperature @@ -1067,8 +1173,9 @@ def get_density(self, ldos_data=None, fermi_energy=None, temperature=None, if ldos_data is None: ldos_data = self.local_density_of_states if ldos_data is None: - raise Exception("No LDOS data provided, cannot calculate" - " this quantity.") + raise Exception( + "No LDOS data provided, cannot calculate this quantity." + ) ldos_data_shape = np.shape(ldos_data) if len(ldos_data_shape) == 2: @@ -1080,8 +1187,13 @@ def get_density(self, ldos_data=None, fermi_energy=None, temperature=None, # We have the LDOS as (gridx, gridy, gridz, energygrid), # so some reshaping needs to be done. ldos_data_used = ldos_data.reshape( - [ldos_data_shape[0] * ldos_data_shape[1] * ldos_data_shape[2], - ldos_data_shape[3]]) + [ + ldos_data_shape[0] + * ldos_data_shape[1] + * ldos_data_shape[2], + ldos_data_shape[3], + ] + ) # We now have the LDOS as gridpoints x energygrid. else: @@ -1089,36 +1201,47 @@ def get_density(self, ldos_data=None, fermi_energy=None, temperature=None, # Build the energy grid and calculate the fermi function. energy_grid = self.get_energy_grid() - fermi_values = fermi_function(energy_grid, fermi_energy, temperature, - suppress_overflow=True) + fermi_values = fermi_function( + energy_grid, fermi_energy, temperature, suppress_overflow=True + ) # Calculate the number of electrons. - if integration_method == "trapz": - density_values = integrate.trapz(ldos_data_used * fermi_values, - energy_grid, axis=-1) - elif integration_method == "simps": - density_values = integrate.simps(ldos_data_used * fermi_values, - energy_grid, axis=-1) + if integration_method == "trapezoid": + density_values = integrate.trapezoid( + ldos_data_used * fermi_values, energy_grid, axis=-1 + ) + elif integration_method == "simpson": + density_values = integrate.simpson( + ldos_data_used * fermi_values, energy_grid, axis=-1 + ) elif integration_method == "analytical": - density_values = analytical_integration(ldos_data_used, "F0", "F1", - fermi_energy, energy_grid, - temperature) + density_values = analytical_integration( + ldos_data_used, + "F0", + "F1", + fermi_energy, + energy_grid, + temperature, + ) else: raise Exception("Unknown integration method.") # Now we have the full density; We now need to collect it, in the # MPI case. if self.parameters._configuration["mpi"] and gather_density: - density_values = np.reshape(density_values, - [np.shape(density_values)[0], 1]) - density_values = np.concatenate((self.local_grid, density_values), - axis=1) + density_values = np.reshape( + density_values, [np.shape(density_values)[0], 1] + ) + density_values = np.concatenate( + (self.local_grid, density_values), axis=1 + ) full_density = self._gather_density(density_values) if len(ldos_data_shape) == 2: ldos_shape = np.shape(full_density) - full_density = np.reshape(full_density, [ldos_shape[0] * - ldos_shape[1] * - ldos_shape[2], 1]) + full_density = np.reshape( + full_density, + [ldos_shape[0] * ldos_shape[1] * ldos_shape[2], 1], + ) return full_density else: if len(ldos_data_shape) == 4 and conserve_dimensions is True: @@ -1131,16 +1254,23 @@ def get_density(self, ldos_data=None, fermi_energy=None, temperature=None, density_values = density_values.reshape(ldos_data_shape) else: if len(ldos_data_shape) == 4: - grid_length = ldos_data_shape[0] * ldos_data_shape[1] * \ - ldos_data_shape[2] + grid_length = ( + ldos_data_shape[0] + * ldos_data_shape[1] + * ldos_data_shape[2] + ) else: grid_length = ldos_data_shape[0] density_values = density_values.reshape([grid_length, 1]) return density_values - def get_density_of_states(self, ldos_data=None, voxel=None, - integration_method="summation", - gather_dos=True): + def get_density_of_states( + self, + ldos_data=None, + voxel=None, + integration_method="summation", + gather_dos=True, + ): """ Calculate the density of states from given LDOS data. @@ -1160,8 +1290,8 @@ def get_density_of_states(self, ldos_data=None, voxel=None, Integration method used to integrate LDOS on the grid. Currently supported: - - "trapz" for trapezoid method (only for cubic grids). - - "simps" for Simpson method (only for cubic grids). + - "trapezoid" for trapezoid method (only for cubic grids). + - "simpson" for Simpson method (only for cubic grids). - "summation" for summation and scaling of the values (recommended) gather_dos : bool @@ -1178,8 +1308,9 @@ def get_density_of_states(self, ldos_data=None, voxel=None, if ldos_data is None: ldos_data = self.local_density_of_states if ldos_data is None: - raise Exception("No LDOS data provided, cannot calculate" - " this quantity.") + raise Exception( + "No LDOS data provided, cannot calculate this quantity." + ) if voxel is None: voxel = self.voxel @@ -1189,8 +1320,10 @@ def get_density_of_states(self, ldos_data=None, voxel=None, if len(ldos_data_shape) != 2: raise Exception("Unknown LDOS shape, cannot calculate DOS.") elif integration_method != "summation": - raise Exception("If using a 2D LDOS array, you can only " - "use summation as integration method.") + raise Exception( + "If using a 2D LDOS array, you can only " + "use summation as integration method." + ) # We have the LDOS as (gridx, gridy, gridz, energygrid), no # further operation is necessary. @@ -1207,48 +1340,58 @@ def get_density_of_states(self, ldos_data=None, voxel=None, if integration_method != "summation": # X if ldos_data_shape[0] > 1: - dos_values = integrate_values_on_spacing(dos_values, - grid_spacing_x, - axis=0, - method= - integration_method) + dos_values = integrate_values_on_spacing( + dos_values, + grid_spacing_x, + axis=0, + method=integration_method, + ) else: - dos_values = np.reshape(dos_values, (ldos_data_shape[1], - ldos_data_shape[2], - ldos_data_shape[3])) + dos_values = np.reshape( + dos_values, + ( + ldos_data_shape[1], + ldos_data_shape[2], + ldos_data_shape[3], + ), + ) dos_values *= grid_spacing_x # Y if ldos_data_shape[1] > 1: - dos_values = integrate_values_on_spacing(dos_values, - grid_spacing_y, - axis=0, - method= - integration_method) + dos_values = integrate_values_on_spacing( + dos_values, + grid_spacing_y, + axis=0, + method=integration_method, + ) else: - dos_values = np.reshape(dos_values, (ldos_data_shape[2], - ldos_data_shape[3])) + dos_values = np.reshape( + dos_values, (ldos_data_shape[2], ldos_data_shape[3]) + ) dos_values *= grid_spacing_y # Z if ldos_data_shape[2] > 1: - dos_values = integrate_values_on_spacing(dos_values, - grid_spacing_z, - axis=0, - method= - integration_method) + dos_values = integrate_values_on_spacing( + dos_values, + grid_spacing_z, + axis=0, + method=integration_method, + ) else: dos_values = np.reshape(dos_values, ldos_data_shape[3]) dos_values *= grid_spacing_z else: if len(ldos_data_shape) == 4: - dos_values = np.sum(ldos_data, axis=(0, 1, 2), - dtype=np.float64) * \ - voxel.volume + dos_values = ( + np.sum(ldos_data, axis=(0, 1, 2), dtype=np.float64) + * voxel.volume + ) if len(ldos_data_shape) == 2: - dos_values = np.sum(ldos_data, axis=0, - dtype=np.float64) * \ - voxel.volume + dos_values = ( + np.sum(ldos_data, axis=0, dtype=np.float64) * voxel.volume + ) if self.parameters._configuration["mpi"] and gather_dos: # I think we should refrain from top-level MPI imports; the first @@ -1258,15 +1401,19 @@ def get_density_of_states(self, ldos_data=None, voxel=None, comm = get_comm() comm.Barrier() dos_values_full = np.zeros_like(dos_values) - comm.Reduce([dos_values, MPI.DOUBLE], - [dos_values_full, MPI.DOUBLE], - op=MPI.SUM, root=0) + comm.Reduce( + [dos_values, MPI.DOUBLE], + [dos_values_full, MPI.DOUBLE], + op=MPI.SUM, + root=0, + ) return dos_values_full else: return dos_values - def get_atomic_forces(self, ldos_data, dE_dd, used_data_handler, - snapshot_number=0): + def get_atomic_forces( + self, ldos_data, dE_dd, used_data_handler, snapshot_number=0 + ): r""" Get the atomic forces, currently work in progress. @@ -1343,8 +1490,9 @@ def _gather_density(self, density_values, use_pickled_comm=False): if use_pickled_comm: density_list = comm.gather(density_values, root=0) else: - sendcounts = np.array(comm.gather(np.shape(density_values)[0], - root=0)) + sendcounts = np.array( + comm.gather(np.shape(density_values)[0], root=0) + ) if get_rank() == 0: # print("sendcounts: {}, total: {}".format(sendcounts, # sum(sendcounts))) @@ -1352,19 +1500,19 @@ def _gather_density(self, density_values, use_pickled_comm=False): # Preparing the list of buffers. density_list = [] for i in range(0, get_size()): - density_list.append(np.empty(sendcounts[i]*4, - dtype=np.float64)) + density_list.append( + np.empty(sendcounts[i] * 4, dtype=np.float64) + ) # No MPI necessary for first rank. For all the others, # collect the buffers. density_list[0] = density_values for i in range(1, get_size()): - comm.Recv(density_list[i], source=i, - tag=100+i) - density_list[i] = \ - np.reshape(density_list[i], - (sendcounts[i], 4)) + comm.Recv(density_list[i], source=i, tag=100 + i) + density_list[i] = np.reshape( + density_list[i], (sendcounts[i], 4) + ) else: - comm.Send(density_values, dest=0, tag=get_rank()+100) + comm.Send(density_values, dest=0, tag=get_rank() + 100) barrier() # if get_rank() == 0: # printout(np.shape(all_snap_descriptors_list[0])) @@ -1382,28 +1530,30 @@ def _gather_density(self, density_values, use_pickled_comm=False): nx = self.grid_dimensions[0] ny = self.grid_dimensions[1] nz = self.grid_dimensions[2] - full_density = np.zeros( - [nx, ny, nz, 1]) + full_density = np.zeros([nx, ny, nz, 1]) # Fill the full density array. for idx, local_density in enumerate(density_list): # We glue the individual cells back together, and transpose. first_x = int(local_density[0][0]) first_y = int(local_density[0][1]) first_z = int(local_density[0][2]) - last_x = int(local_density[-1][0])+1 - last_y = int(local_density[-1][1])+1 - last_z = int(local_density[-1][2])+1 - full_density[first_x:last_x, - first_y:last_y, - first_z:last_z] = \ - np.reshape(local_density[:, 3], - [last_z-first_z, last_y-first_y, - last_x-first_x, 1]).transpose([2, 1, 0, 3]) + last_x = int(local_density[-1][0]) + 1 + last_y = int(local_density[-1][1]) + 1 + last_z = int(local_density[-1][2]) + 1 + full_density[ + first_x:last_x, first_y:last_y, first_z:last_z + ] = np.reshape( + local_density[:, 3], + [last_z - first_z, last_y - first_y, last_x - first_x, 1], + ).transpose( + [2, 1, 0, 3] + ) return full_density - def _read_from_qe_files(self, path_scheme, units, - use_memmap, file_type, **kwargs): + def _read_from_qe_files( + self, path_scheme, units, use_memmap, file_type, **kwargs + ): """ Read the LDOS from QE produced files, i.e. one file per energy level. @@ -1435,17 +1585,23 @@ def _read_from_qe_files(self, path_scheme, units, # Iterate over the amount of specified LDOS input files. # QE is a Fortran code, so everything is 1 based. - printout("Reading "+str(self.parameters.ldos_gridsize) + - " LDOS files from"+path_scheme+".", min_verbosity=0) + printout( + "Reading " + + str(self.parameters.ldos_gridsize) + + " LDOS files from" + + path_scheme + + ".", + min_verbosity=0, + ) ldos_data = None if self.parameters._configuration["mpi"]: - local_size = int(np.floor(self.parameters.ldos_gridsize / - get_size())) - start_index = get_rank()*local_size + 1 - if get_rank()+1 == get_size(): - local_size += self.parameters.ldos_gridsize % \ - get_size() - end_index = start_index+local_size + local_size = int( + np.floor(self.parameters.ldos_gridsize / get_size()) + ) + start_index = get_rank() * local_size + 1 + if get_rank() + 1 == get_size(): + local_size += self.parameters.ldos_gridsize % get_size() + end_index = start_index + local_size else: start_index = 1 end_index = self.parameters.ldos_gridsize + 1 @@ -1468,13 +1624,14 @@ def _read_from_qe_files(self, path_scheme, units, # in which we want to store the LDOS. if i == start_index: data_shape = np.shape(data) - ldos_data = np.zeros((data_shape[0], data_shape[1], - data_shape[2], local_size), - dtype=ldos_dtype) + ldos_data = np.zeros( + (data_shape[0], data_shape[1], data_shape[2], local_size), + dtype=ldos_dtype, + ) # Convert and then append the LDOS data. - data = data*self.convert_units(1, in_units=units) - ldos_data[:, :, :, i-start_index] = data[:, :, :] + data = data * self.convert_units(1, in_units=units) + ldos_data[:, :, :, i - start_index] = data[:, :, :] self.grid_dimensions = list(np.shape(ldos_data)[0:3]) # We have to gather the LDOS either file based or not. @@ -1482,30 +1639,37 @@ def _read_from_qe_files(self, path_scheme, units, barrier() data_shape = np.shape(ldos_data) if return_local: - return ldos_data, start_index-1, end_index-1 + return ldos_data, start_index - 1, end_index - 1 if use_memmap is not None: if get_rank() == 0: - ldos_data_full = np.memmap(use_memmap, - shape=(data_shape[0], - data_shape[1], - data_shape[2], - self.parameters. - ldos_gridsize), - mode="w+", - dtype=ldos_dtype) + ldos_data_full = np.memmap( + use_memmap, + shape=( + data_shape[0], + data_shape[1], + data_shape[2], + self.parameters.ldos_gridsize, + ), + mode="w+", + dtype=ldos_dtype, + ) barrier() if get_rank() != 0: - ldos_data_full = np.memmap(use_memmap, - shape=(data_shape[0], - data_shape[1], - data_shape[2], - self.parameters. - ldos_gridsize), - mode="r+", - dtype=ldos_dtype) + ldos_data_full = np.memmap( + use_memmap, + shape=( + data_shape[0], + data_shape[1], + data_shape[2], + self.parameters.ldos_gridsize, + ), + mode="r+", + dtype=ldos_dtype, + ) barrier() - ldos_data_full[:, :, :, start_index-1:end_index-1] = \ + ldos_data_full[:, :, :, start_index - 1 : end_index - 1] = ( ldos_data[:, :, :, :] + ) self.local_density_of_states = ldos_data_full return ldos_data_full else: @@ -1513,34 +1677,52 @@ def _read_from_qe_files(self, path_scheme, units, # First get the indices from all the ranks. indices = np.array( - comm.gather([get_rank(), start_index, end_index], - root=0)) + comm.gather([get_rank(), start_index, end_index], root=0) + ) ldos_data_full = None if get_rank() == 0: - ldos_data_full = np.empty((data_shape[0], data_shape[1], - data_shape[2], self.parameters. - ldos_gridsize),dtype=ldos_dtype) - ldos_data_full[:, :, :, start_index-1:end_index-1] = \ - ldos_data[:, :, :, :] + ldos_data_full = np.empty( + ( + data_shape[0], + data_shape[1], + data_shape[2], + self.parameters.ldos_gridsize, + ), + dtype=ldos_dtype, + ) + ldos_data_full[ + :, :, :, start_index - 1 : end_index - 1 + ] = ldos_data[:, :, :, :] # No MPI necessary for first rank. For all the others, # collect the buffers. for i in range(1, get_size()): local_start = indices[i][1] local_end = indices[i][2] - local_size = local_end-local_start - ldos_local = np.empty(local_size*data_shape[0] * - data_shape[1]*data_shape[2], - dtype=ldos_dtype) + local_size = local_end - local_start + ldos_local = np.empty( + local_size + * data_shape[0] + * data_shape[1] + * data_shape[2], + dtype=ldos_dtype, + ) comm.Recv(ldos_local, source=i, tag=100 + i) - ldos_data_full[:, :, :, local_start-1:local_end-1] = \ - np.reshape(ldos_local, (data_shape[0], - data_shape[1], - data_shape[2], - local_size))[:, :, :, :] + ldos_data_full[ + :, :, :, local_start - 1 : local_end - 1 + ] = np.reshape( + ldos_local, + ( + data_shape[0], + data_shape[1], + data_shape[2], + local_size, + ), + )[ + :, :, :, : + ] else: - comm.Send(ldos_data, dest=0, - tag=get_rank() + 100) + comm.Send(ldos_data, dest=0, tag=get_rank() + 100) barrier() self.local_density_of_states = ldos_data_full return ldos_data_full diff --git a/mala/targets/target.py b/mala/targets/target.py index 3ae2973c6..10a414c6c 100644 --- a/mala/targets/target.py +++ b/mala/targets/target.py @@ -1,8 +1,10 @@ """Base class for all target calculators.""" -from abc import ABC, abstractmethod + +from abc import abstractmethod import itertools import json import os +import tempfile from ase.neighborlist import NeighborList from ase.units import Rydberg, kB @@ -10,28 +12,103 @@ import ase.io import numpy as np from scipy.spatial import distance -from scipy.integrate import simps +from scipy.integrate import simpson from mala.common.parameters import Parameters, ParametersTargets -from mala.common.parallelizer import printout, parallel_warn +from mala.common.parallelizer import ( + printout, + parallel_warn, + get_rank, + get_comm, +) from mala.targets.calculation_helpers import fermi_function from mala.common.physical_data import PhysicalData from mala.descriptors.atomic_density import AtomicDensity class Target(PhysicalData): - """ + r""" Base class for all target quantity parser. Target parsers read the target quantity (i.e. the quantity the NN will learn to predict) from a specified file format and performs postprocessing calculations on the quantity. + Target parsers often read DFT reference information. + Parameters ---------- params : mala.common.parameters.Parameters or mala.common.parameters.ParametersTargets Parameters used to create this Target object. + + Attributes + ---------- + atomic_forces_dft : numpy.ndarray + Atomic forces as per DFT reference file. + + atoms : ase.Atoms + ASE atoms object used for calculations. + + band_energy_dft_calculation + Band energy as per DFT reference file. + + electrons_per_atom : int + Electrons per atom, usually determined by DFT reference file. + + entropy_contribution_dft_calculation : float + Electronic entropy contribution as per DFT reference file. + + fermi_energy_dft : float + Fermi energy as per DFT reference file. + + kpoints : list + k-grid used for MALA calculations. Managed internally. + + local_grid : list + Size of local grid (in MPI mode). + + number_of_electrons_exact + Exact number of electrons, usually given via DFT reference file. + + number_of_electrons_from_eigenvals : float + Number of electrons as calculated from DFT reference eigenvalues. + + parameters : mala.common.parameters.ParametersTarget + MALA target calculation parameters. + + qe_pseudopotentials : list + List of Quantum ESPRESSO pseudopotentials, read from DFT reference file + and used for the total energy module. + + save_target_data : bool + Control whether target data will be saved. Can be important for I/O + applications. Managed internally, default is True. + + temperature : float + Temperature used for all computations. By default read from DFT + reference file, but can freely be changed from the outside. + + total_energy_contributions_dft_calculation : dict + Dictionary holding contributions to total free energy not given + as individual properties, as read from the DFT reference file. + Contains: + + - "one_electron_contribution", :math:`n\,V_\mathrm{xc}` plus band + energy + - "hartree_contribution", :math:`E_\mathrm{H}` + - "xc_contribution", :math:`E_\mathrm{xc}` + - "ewald_contribution", :math:`E_\mathrm{Ewald}` + + total_energy_dft_calculation : float + Total free energy as read from DFT reference file. + voxel : ase.cell.Cell + Voxel to be used for grid intergation. Reflects the + symmetry of the simulation cell. Calculated from DFT reference data. + + y_planes : int + Number of y_planes used for Quantum ESPRESSO parallelization. Handled + internally. """ ############################## @@ -63,14 +140,17 @@ def __new__(cls, params: Parameters): else: raise Exception("Wrong type of parameters for Targets class.") - if targettype == 'LDOS': + if targettype == "LDOS": from mala.targets.ldos import LDOS + target = super(Target, LDOS).__new__(LDOS) - if targettype == 'DOS': + if targettype == "DOS": from mala.targets.dos import DOS + target = super(Target, DOS).__new__(DOS) - if targettype == 'Density': + if targettype == "Density": from mala.targets.density import Density + target = super(Target, Density).__new__(Density) if target is None: @@ -89,13 +169,12 @@ def __getnewargs__(self): Used for pickling. - Returns ------- params : mala.Parameters The parameters object with which this object was created. """ - return self.params_arg, + return (self.params_arg,) def __init__(self, params): super(Target, self).__init__(params) @@ -115,22 +194,29 @@ def __init__(self, params): self.band_energy_dft_calculation = None self.total_energy_dft_calculation = None self.entropy_contribution_dft_calculation = None + self.total_energy_contributions_dft_calculation = { + "one_electron_contribution": None, + "hartree_contribution": None, + "xc_contribution": None, + "ewald_contribution": None, + } + self.atomic_forces_dft = None self.atoms = None self.electrons_per_atom = None self.qe_input_data = { - "occupations": 'smearing', - "calculation": 'scf', - "restart_mode": 'from_scratch', - "prefix": 'MALA', - "pseudo_dir": self.parameters.pseudopotential_path, - "outdir": './', - "ibrav": None, - "smearing": 'fermi-dirac', - "degauss": None, - "ecutrho": None, - "ecutwfc": None, - "nosym": True, - "noinv": True, + "occupations": "smearing", + "calculation": "scf", + "restart_mode": "from_scratch", + "prefix": "MALA", + "pseudo_dir": self.parameters.pseudopotential_path, + "outdir": "./", + "ibrav": None, + "smearing": "fermi-dirac", + "degauss": None, + "ecutrho": None, + "ecutwfc": None, + "nosym": True, + "noinv": True, } # It has been shown that the number of k-points @@ -187,8 +273,9 @@ def si_dimension(self): def qe_input_data(self): """Input data for QE TEM calls.""" # Update the pseudopotential path from Parameters. - self._qe_input_data["pseudo_dir"] = \ + self._qe_input_data["pseudo_dir"] = ( self.parameters.pseudopotential_path + ) return self._qe_input_data @qe_input_data.setter @@ -225,8 +312,9 @@ def convert_units(array, in_units="eV"): Data in MALA units. """ - raise Exception("No unit conversion method implemented for" - " this target type.") + raise Exception( + "No unit conversion method implemented for this target type." + ) @staticmethod @abstractmethod @@ -248,8 +336,10 @@ def backconvert_units(array, out_units): Data in out_units. """ - raise Exception("No unit back conversion method implemented " - "for this target type.") + raise Exception( + "No unit back conversion method implemented " + "for this target type." + ) def read_additional_calculation_data(self, data, data_type=None): """ @@ -292,11 +382,15 @@ def read_additional_calculation_data(self, data, data_type=None): elif file_ending == "json": data_type = "json" else: - raise Exception("Could not guess type of additional " - "calculation data provided to MALA.") + raise Exception( + "Could not guess type of additional " + "calculation data provided to MALA." + ) else: - raise Exception("Could not guess type of additional " - "calculation data provided to MALA.") + raise Exception( + "Could not guess type of additional " + "calculation data provided to MALA." + ) if data_type == "espresso-out": # Reset everything. @@ -307,20 +401,42 @@ def read_additional_calculation_data(self, data, data_type=None): self.band_energy_dft_calculation = None self.total_energy_dft_calculation = None self.entropy_contribution_dft_calculation = None + self.total_energy_contributions_dft_calculation = { + "one_electron_contribution": None, + "hartree_contribution": None, + "xc_contribution": None, + "ewald_contribution": None, + } + self.atomic_forces_dft = None self.grid_dimensions = [0, 0, 0] self.atoms = None # Read the file. self.atoms = ase.io.read(data, format="espresso-out") vol = self.atoms.get_volume() - self.fermi_energy_dft = self.atoms.get_calculator().\ - get_fermi_level() + self.fermi_energy_dft = ( + self.atoms.get_calculator().get_fermi_level() + ) + # The forces may not have been computed. If they are indeed + # not computed, ASE will by default throw an PropertyNotImplementedError + # error + try: + self.atomic_forces_dft = self.atoms.get_forces() + except ase.calculators.calculator.PropertyNotImplementedError: + pass # Parse the file for energy values. total_energy = None past_calculation_part = False bands_included = True + + # individual energy contributions. entropy_contribution = None + one_electron_contribution = None + hartree_contribution = None + xc_contribution = None + ewald_contribution = None + with open(data) as out: pseudolinefound = False lastpseudo = None @@ -328,33 +444,40 @@ def read_additional_calculation_data(self, data, data_type=None): if "End of self-consistent calculation" in line: past_calculation_part = True if "number of electrons =" in line: - self.number_of_electrons_exact = \ - np.float64(line.split('=')[1]) + self.number_of_electrons_exact = np.float64( + line.split("=")[1] + ) if "Fermi-Dirac smearing, width (Ry)=" in line: - self.temperature = np.float64(line.split('=')[2]) * \ - Rydberg / kB + self.temperature = ( + np.float64(line.split("=")[2]) * Rydberg / kB + ) if "convergence has been achieved" in line: break if "FFT dimensions" in line: dims = line.split("(")[1] self.grid_dimensions[0] = int(dims.split(",")[0]) self.grid_dimensions[1] = int(dims.split(",")[1]) - self.grid_dimensions[2] = int((dims.split(",")[2]). - split(")")[0]) + self.grid_dimensions[2] = int( + (dims.split(",")[2]).split(")")[0] + ) if "bravais-lattice index" in line: self.qe_input_data["ibrav"] = int(line.split("=")[1]) if "kinetic-energy cutoff" in line: - self.qe_input_data["ecutwfc"] \ - = float((line.split("=")[1]).split("Ry")[0]) + self.qe_input_data["ecutwfc"] = float( + (line.split("=")[1]).split("Ry")[0] + ) if "charge density cutoff" in line: - self.qe_input_data["ecutrho"] \ - = float((line.split("=")[1]).split("Ry")[0]) + self.qe_input_data["ecutrho"] = float( + (line.split("=")[1]).split("Ry")[0] + ) if "smearing, width" in line: - self.qe_input_data["degauss"] \ - = float(line.split("=")[-1]) + self.qe_input_data["degauss"] = float( + line.split("=")[-1] + ) if pseudolinefound: - self.qe_pseudopotentials[lastpseudo.strip()] \ - = line.split("/")[-1].strip() + self.qe_pseudopotentials[lastpseudo.strip()] = ( + line.split("/")[-1].strip() + ) pseudolinefound = False lastpseudo = None if "PseudoPot." in line: @@ -362,51 +485,106 @@ def read_additional_calculation_data(self, data, data_type=None): lastpseudo = (line.split("for")[1]).split("read")[0] if "total energy" in line and past_calculation_part: if total_energy is None: - total_energy \ - = float((line.split('=')[1]).split('Ry')[0]) + total_energy = float( + (line.split("=")[1]).split("Ry")[0] + ) if "smearing contrib." in line and past_calculation_part: if entropy_contribution is None: - entropy_contribution \ - = float((line.split('=')[1]).split('Ry')[0]) + entropy_contribution = float( + (line.split("=")[1]).split("Ry")[0] + ) + if ( + "one-electron contribution" in line + and past_calculation_part + ): + if one_electron_contribution is None: + one_electron_contribution = float( + (line.split("=")[1]).split("Ry")[0] + ) + if ( + "hartree contribution" in line + and past_calculation_part + ): + if hartree_contribution is None: + hartree_contribution = float( + (line.split("=")[1]).split("Ry")[0] + ) + if "xc contribution" in line and past_calculation_part: + if xc_contribution is None: + xc_contribution = float( + (line.split("=")[1]).split("Ry")[0] + ) + if "ewald contribution" in line and past_calculation_part: + if ewald_contribution is None: + ewald_contribution = float( + (line.split("=")[1]).split("Ry")[0] + ) if "set verbosity='high' to print them." in line: bands_included = False # The voxel is needed for e.g. LDOS integration. self.voxel = self.atoms.cell.copy() - self.voxel[0] = self.voxel[0] / ( - self.grid_dimensions[0]) - self.voxel[1] = self.voxel[1] / ( - self.grid_dimensions[1]) - self.voxel[2] = self.voxel[2] / ( - self.grid_dimensions[2]) - self._parameters_full.descriptors.atomic_density_sigma = \ + self.voxel[0] = self.voxel[0] / (self.grid_dimensions[0]) + self.voxel[1] = self.voxel[1] / (self.grid_dimensions[1]) + self.voxel[2] = self.voxel[2] / (self.grid_dimensions[2]) + self._parameters_full.descriptors.atomic_density_sigma = ( AtomicDensity.get_optimal_sigma(self.voxel) + ) # This is especially important for size extrapolation. - self.electrons_per_atom = self.number_of_electrons_exact / \ - len(self.atoms) + self.electrons_per_atom = self.number_of_electrons_exact / len( + self.atoms + ) # Unit conversion - self.total_energy_dft_calculation = total_energy*Rydberg + self.total_energy_dft_calculation = total_energy * Rydberg if entropy_contribution is not None: - self.entropy_contribution_dft_calculation = entropy_contribution * Rydberg + self.entropy_contribution_dft_calculation = ( + entropy_contribution * Rydberg + ) + if one_electron_contribution is not None: + self.total_energy_contributions_dft_calculation[ + "one_electron_contribution" + ] = (one_electron_contribution * Rydberg) + + if hartree_contribution is not None: + self.total_energy_contributions_dft_calculation[ + "hartree_contribution" + ] = (hartree_contribution * Rydberg) + + if xc_contribution is not None: + self.total_energy_contributions_dft_calculation[ + "xc_contribution" + ] = (xc_contribution * Rydberg) + + if ewald_contribution is not None: + self.total_energy_contributions_dft_calculation[ + "ewald_contribution" + ] = (ewald_contribution * Rydberg) # Calculate band energy, if the necessary data is included in # the output file. if bands_included: eigs = np.transpose( - self.atoms.get_calculator().band_structure(). - energies[0, :, :]) + self.atoms.get_calculator() + .band_structure() + .energies[0, :, :] + ) kweights = self.atoms.get_calculator().get_k_point_weights() - eband_per_band = eigs * fermi_function(eigs, - self.fermi_energy_dft, - self.temperature, - suppress_overflow=True) + eband_per_band = eigs * fermi_function( + eigs, + self.fermi_energy_dft, + self.temperature, + suppress_overflow=True, + ) eband_per_band = kweights[np.newaxis, :] * eband_per_band self.band_energy_dft_calculation = np.sum(eband_per_band) - enum_per_band = fermi_function(eigs, self.fermi_energy_dft, - self.temperature, - suppress_overflow=True) + enum_per_band = fermi_function( + eigs, + self.fermi_energy_dft, + self.temperature, + suppress_overflow=True, + ) enum_per_band = kweights[np.newaxis, :] * enum_per_band self.number_of_electrons_from_eigenvals = np.sum(enum_per_band) @@ -416,6 +594,13 @@ def read_additional_calculation_data(self, data, data_type=None): self.band_energy_dft_calculation = None self.total_energy_dft_calculation = None self.entropy_contribution_dft_calculation = None + self.total_energy_contributions_dft_calculation = { + "one_electron_contribution": None, + "hartree_contribution": None, + "xc_contribution": None, + "ewald_contribution": None, + } + self.atomic_forces_dft = None self.grid_dimensions = [0, 0, 0] self.atoms: ase.Atoms = data[0] @@ -429,24 +614,25 @@ def read_additional_calculation_data(self, data, data_type=None): # The voxel is needed for e.g. LDOS integration. self.voxel = self.atoms.cell.copy() - self.voxel[0] = self.voxel[0] / ( - self.grid_dimensions[0]) - self.voxel[1] = self.voxel[1] / ( - self.grid_dimensions[1]) - self.voxel[2] = self.voxel[2] / ( - self.grid_dimensions[2]) - self._parameters_full.descriptors.atomic_density_sigma = \ + self.voxel[0] = self.voxel[0] / (self.grid_dimensions[0]) + self.voxel[1] = self.voxel[1] / (self.grid_dimensions[1]) + self.voxel[2] = self.voxel[2] / (self.grid_dimensions[2]) + self._parameters_full.descriptors.atomic_density_sigma = ( AtomicDensity.get_optimal_sigma(self.voxel) + ) if self.electrons_per_atom is None: - printout("No number of electrons per atom provided, " - "MALA cannot guess the number of electrons " - "in the cell with this. Energy calculations may be" - "wrong.") + printout( + "No number of electrons per atom provided, " + "MALA cannot guess the number of electrons " + "in the cell with this. Energy calculations may be" + "wrong." + ) else: - self.number_of_electrons_exact = self.electrons_per_atom * \ - len(self.atoms) + self.number_of_electrons_exact = self.electrons_per_atom * len( + self.atoms + ) elif data_type == "json": if isinstance(data, str): json_dict = json.load(open(data, encoding="utf-8")) @@ -459,6 +645,13 @@ def read_additional_calculation_data(self, data, data_type=None): self.voxel = None self.band_energy_dft_calculation = None self.total_energy_dft_calculation = None + self.total_energy_contributions_dft_calculation = { + "one_electron_contribution": None, + "hartree_contribution": None, + "xc_contribution": None, + "ewald_contribution": None, + } + self.atomic_forces_dft = None self.entropy_contribution_dft_calculation = None self.grid_dimensions = [0, 0, 0] self.atoms = None @@ -474,6 +667,24 @@ def read_additional_calculation_data(self, data, data_type=None): self.qe_input_data["degauss"] = json_dict["degauss"] self.qe_pseudopotentials = json_dict["pseudopotentials"] + energy_contribution_ids = [ + "one_electron_contribution", + "hartree_contribution", + "xc_contribution", + "ewald_contribution", + ] + for key in energy_contribution_ids: + if key in json_dict: + self.total_energy_contributions_dft_calculation[key] = ( + json_dict[key] + ) + + # Not always read from DFT files. + if "atomic_forces_dft" in json_dict: + self.atomic_forces_dft = np.array( + json_dict["atomic_forces_dft"] + ) + else: raise Exception("Unsupported auxiliary file type.") @@ -501,34 +712,59 @@ def write_additional_calculation_data(self, filepath, return_string=False): "total_energy_dft_calculation": self.total_energy_dft_calculation, "grid_dimensions": list(self.grid_dimensions), "electrons_per_atom": self.electrons_per_atom, - "number_of_electrons_from_eigenvals": - self.number_of_electrons_from_eigenvals, + "number_of_electrons_from_eigenvals": self.number_of_electrons_from_eigenvals, "ibrav": self.qe_input_data["ibrav"], "ecutwfc": self.qe_input_data["ecutwfc"], "ecutrho": self.qe_input_data["ecutrho"], "degauss": self.qe_input_data["degauss"], "pseudopotentials": self.qe_pseudopotentials, - "entropy_contribution_dft_calculation": self.entropy_contribution_dft_calculation + "entropy_contribution_dft_calculation": self.entropy_contribution_dft_calculation, + "one_electron_contribution": self.total_energy_contributions_dft_calculation[ + "one_electron_contribution" + ], + "hartree_contribution": self.total_energy_contributions_dft_calculation[ + "hartree_contribution" + ], + "xc_contribution": self.total_energy_contributions_dft_calculation[ + "xc_contribution" + ], + "ewald_contribution": self.total_energy_contributions_dft_calculation[ + "ewald_contribution" + ], } if self.voxel is not None: additional_calculation_data["voxel"] = self.voxel.todict() - additional_calculation_data["voxel"]["array"] = \ + additional_calculation_data["voxel"]["array"] = ( additional_calculation_data["voxel"]["array"].tolist() + ) additional_calculation_data["voxel"].pop("pbc", None) if self.atoms is not None: additional_calculation_data["atoms"] = self.atoms.todict() - additional_calculation_data["atoms"]["numbers"] = \ + additional_calculation_data["atoms"]["numbers"] = ( additional_calculation_data["atoms"]["numbers"].tolist() - additional_calculation_data["atoms"]["positions"] = \ + ) + additional_calculation_data["atoms"]["positions"] = ( additional_calculation_data["atoms"]["positions"].tolist() - additional_calculation_data["atoms"]["cell"] = \ + ) + additional_calculation_data["atoms"]["cell"] = ( additional_calculation_data["atoms"]["cell"].tolist() - additional_calculation_data["atoms"]["pbc"] = \ + ) + additional_calculation_data["atoms"]["pbc"] = ( additional_calculation_data["atoms"]["pbc"].tolist() + ) + if self.atomic_forces_dft is not None: + additional_calculation_data["atomic_forces_dft"] = ( + self.atomic_forces_dft.tolist() + ) + if return_string is False: with open(filepath, "w", encoding="utf-8") as f: - json.dump(additional_calculation_data, f, - ensure_ascii=False, indent=4) + json.dump( + additional_calculation_data, + f, + ensure_ascii=False, + indent=4, + ) else: return additional_calculation_data @@ -550,8 +786,13 @@ def write_to_numpy_file(self, path, target_data=None): else: super(Target, self).write_to_numpy_file(path, target_data) - def write_to_openpmd_file(self, path, array=None, additional_attributes={}, - internal_iteration_number=0): + def write_to_openpmd_file( + self, + path, + array=None, + additional_attributes={}, + internal_iteration_number=0, + ): """ Write data to a numpy file. @@ -578,14 +819,16 @@ def write_to_openpmd_file(self, path, array=None, additional_attributes={}, path, self.get_target(), additional_attributes=additional_attributes, - internal_iteration_number=internal_iteration_number) + internal_iteration_number=internal_iteration_number, + ) else: # The feature dimension may be undefined. return super(Target, self).write_to_openpmd_file( path, array, additional_attributes=additional_attributes, - internal_iteration_number=internal_iteration_number) + internal_iteration_number=internal_iteration_number, + ) # Accessing target data ######################## @@ -603,7 +846,7 @@ def get_target(self): @abstractmethod def invalidate_target(self): """ - Invalidates the saved target wuantity. + Invalidates the saved target quantity. This is the generic interface for cached target quantities. It should work for all implemented targets. @@ -618,9 +861,23 @@ def get_energy_grid(self): raise Exception("No method implement to calculate an energy grid.") def get_real_space_grid(self): - """Get the real space grid.""" - grid3D = np.zeros((self.grid_dimensions[0], self.grid_dimensions[1], - self.grid_dimensions[2], 3), dtype=np.float64) + """ + Get the real space grid. + + Returns + ------- + grid3D : numpy.ndarray + Numpy array holding the entire grid. + """ + grid3D = np.zeros( + ( + self.grid_dimensions[0], + self.grid_dimensions[1], + self.grid_dimensions[2], + 3, + ), + dtype=np.float64, + ) for i in range(0, self.grid_dimensions[0]): for j in range(0, self.grid_dimensions[1]): for k in range(0, self.grid_dimensions[2]): @@ -628,10 +885,9 @@ def get_real_space_grid(self): return grid3D @staticmethod - def radial_distribution_function_from_atoms(atoms: ase.Atoms, - number_of_bins, - rMax="mic", - method="mala"): + def radial_distribution_function_from_atoms( + atoms: ase.Atoms, number_of_bins, rMax="mic", method="mala" + ): """ Calculate the radial distribution function (RDF). @@ -689,12 +945,15 @@ def radial_distribution_function_from_atoms(atoms: ase.Atoms, _rMax = Target._get_ideal_rmax_for_rdf(atoms, method="2mic") else: if method == "asap3": - _rMax_possible = Target._get_ideal_rmax_for_rdf(atoms, - method="2mic") + _rMax_possible = Target._get_ideal_rmax_for_rdf( + atoms, method="2mic" + ) if rMax > _rMax_possible: - raise Exception("ASAP3 calculation fo RDF cannot work " - "with radii that are bigger then the " - "cell.") + raise Exception( + "ASAP3 calculation fo RDF cannot work " + "with radii that are bigger then the " + "cell." + ) _rMax = rMax atoms = atoms @@ -711,21 +970,23 @@ def radial_distribution_function_from_atoms(atoms: ase.Atoms, parallel_warn( "Calculating RDF with a radius larger then the " "unit cell. While this will work numerically, be " - "cautious about the physicality of its results") + "cautious about the physicality of its results" + ) # Calculate all the distances. # rMax/2 because this is the radius around one atom, so half the # distance to the next one. # Using neighborlists grants us access to the PBC. - neighborlist = ase.neighborlist.NeighborList(np.zeros(len(atoms)) + - [_rMax/2.0], - bothways=True) + neighborlist = NeighborList( + np.zeros(len(atoms)) + [_rMax / 2.0], bothways=True + ) neighborlist.update(atoms) for i in range(0, len(atoms)): indices, offsets = neighborlist.get_neighbors(i) - dm = distance.cdist([atoms.get_positions()[i]], - atoms.positions[indices] + offsets @ - atoms.get_cell()) + dm = distance.cdist( + [atoms.get_positions()[i]], + atoms.positions[indices] + offsets @ atoms.get_cell(), + ) index = (np.ceil(dm / dr)).astype(int) index = index.flatten() out_of_scope = index > number_of_bins @@ -739,13 +1000,15 @@ def radial_distribution_function_from_atoms(atoms: ase.Atoms, norm = 4.0 * np.pi * dr * phi * len(atoms) for i in range(1, number_of_bins + 1): rr.append((i - 0.5) * dr) - rdf[i] /= (norm * ((rr[-1] ** 2) + (dr ** 2) / 12.)) + rdf[i] /= norm * ((rr[-1] ** 2) + (dr**2) / 12.0) elif method == "asap3": # ASAP3 loads MPI which takes a long time to import, so # we'll only do that when absolutely needed. from asap3.analysis.rdf import RadialDistributionFunction - rdf = RadialDistributionFunction(atoms, _rMax, - number_of_bins).get_rdf() + + rdf = RadialDistributionFunction( + atoms, _rMax, number_of_bins + ).get_rdf() rr = [] for i in range(1, number_of_bins + 1): rr.append((i - 0.5) * dr) @@ -755,9 +1018,9 @@ def radial_distribution_function_from_atoms(atoms: ase.Atoms, return rdf[1:], rr @staticmethod - def three_particle_correlation_function_from_atoms(atoms: ase.Atoms, - number_of_bins, - rMax="mic"): + def three_particle_correlation_function_from_atoms( + atoms: ase.Atoms, number_of_bins, rMax="mic" + ): """ Calculate the three particle correlation function (TPCF). @@ -805,22 +1068,25 @@ def three_particle_correlation_function_from_atoms(atoms: ase.Atoms, # TPCF is a function of three radii. atoms = atoms - dr = float(_rMax/number_of_bins) - tpcf = np.zeros([number_of_bins + 1, number_of_bins + 1, - number_of_bins + 1]) + dr = float(_rMax / number_of_bins) + tpcf = np.zeros( + [number_of_bins + 1, number_of_bins + 1, number_of_bins + 1] + ) cell = atoms.get_cell() pbc = atoms.get_pbc() for i in range(0, 3): if pbc[i]: if _rMax > cell[i, i]: - raise Exception("Cannot calculate RDF with this radius. " - "Please choose a smaller value.") + raise Exception( + "Cannot calculate RDF with this radius. " + "Please choose a smaller value." + ) # Construct a neighbor list for calculation of distances. # With this, the PBC are satisfied. - neighborlist = ase.neighborlist.NeighborList(np.zeros(len(atoms)) + - [_rMax/2.0], - bothways=True) + neighborlist = NeighborList( + np.zeros(len(atoms)) + [_rMax / 2.0], bothways=True + ) neighborlist.update(atoms) # To calculate the TPCF we calculate the three distances between @@ -835,31 +1101,42 @@ def three_particle_correlation_function_from_atoms(atoms: ase.Atoms, # Generate all pairs of atoms, and calculate distances of # reference atom to them. indices, offsets = neighborlist.get_neighbors(i) - neighbor_pairs = itertools.\ - combinations(list(zip(indices, offsets)), r=2) + neighbor_pairs = itertools.combinations( + list(zip(indices, offsets)), r=2 + ) neighbor_list = list(neighbor_pairs) - pair_positions = np.array([np.concatenate((atoms.positions[pair1[0]] + \ - pair1[1] @ atoms.get_cell(), - atoms.positions[pair2[0]] + \ - pair2[1] @ atoms.get_cell())) - for pair1, pair2 in neighbor_list]) + pair_positions = np.array( + [ + np.concatenate( + ( + atoms.positions[pair1[0]] + + pair1[1] @ atoms.get_cell(), + atoms.positions[pair2[0]] + + pair2[1] @ atoms.get_cell(), + ) + ) + for pair1, pair2 in neighbor_list + ] + ) dists_between_atoms = np.sqrt( - np.square(pair_positions[:, 0] - pair_positions[:, 3]) + - np.square(pair_positions[:, 1] - pair_positions[:, 4]) + - np.square(pair_positions[:, 2] - pair_positions[:, 5])) - pair_positions = np.reshape(pair_positions, (len(neighbor_list)*2, - 3), order="C") + np.square(pair_positions[:, 0] - pair_positions[:, 3]) + + np.square(pair_positions[:, 1] - pair_positions[:, 4]) + + np.square(pair_positions[:, 2] - pair_positions[:, 5]) + ) + pair_positions = np.reshape( + pair_positions, (len(neighbor_list) * 2, 3), order="C" + ) all_dists = distance.cdist([pos1], pair_positions)[0] for idx, neighbor_pair in enumerate(neighbor_list): - r1 = all_dists[2*idx] - r2 = all_dists[2*idx+1] + r1 = all_dists[2 * idx] + r2 = all_dists[2 * idx + 1] # We don't need to do any calculation if either of the # atoms are already out of range. if r1 < _rMax and r2 < _rMax: r3 = dists_between_atoms[idx] - if r3 < _rMax and np.abs(r1-r2) < r3 < (r1+r2): + if r3 < _rMax and np.abs(r1 - r2) < r3 < (r1 + r2): # print(r1, r2, r3) id1 = (np.ceil(r1 / dr)).astype(int) id2 = (np.ceil(r2 / dr)).astype(int) @@ -868,8 +1145,9 @@ def three_particle_correlation_function_from_atoms(atoms: ase.Atoms, # Normalize the TPCF and calculate the distances. # This loop takes almost no time compared to the one above. - rr = np.zeros([3, number_of_bins+1, number_of_bins+1, - number_of_bins+1]) + rr = np.zeros( + [3, number_of_bins + 1, number_of_bins + 1, number_of_bins + 1] + ) phi = len(atoms) / atoms.get_volume() norm = 8.0 * np.pi * np.pi * dr * phi * phi * len(atoms) for i in range(1, number_of_bins + 1): @@ -878,18 +1156,20 @@ def three_particle_correlation_function_from_atoms(atoms: ase.Atoms, r1 = (i - 0.5) * dr r2 = (j - 0.5) * dr r3 = (k - 0.5) * dr - tpcf[i, j, k] /= (norm * r1 * r2 * r3 - * dr * dr * dr) + tpcf[i, j, k] /= norm * r1 * r2 * r3 * dr * dr * dr rr[0, i, j, k] = r1 rr[1, i, j, k] = r2 rr[2, i, j, k] = r3 return tpcf[1:, 1:, 1:], rr[:, 1:, 1:, 1:] @staticmethod - def static_structure_factor_from_atoms(atoms: ase.Atoms, number_of_bins, - kMax, - radial_distribution_function=None, - calculation_type="direct"): + def static_structure_factor_from_atoms( + atoms: ase.Atoms, + number_of_bins, + kMax, + radial_distribution_function=None, + calculation_type="direct", + ): """ Calculate the static structure factor (SSF). @@ -934,11 +1214,12 @@ def static_structure_factor_from_atoms(atoms: ase.Atoms, number_of_bins, """ if calculation_type == "fourier_transform": if radial_distribution_function is None: - rMax = Target._get_ideal_rmax_for_rdf(atoms)*6 - radial_distribution_function = Target.\ - radial_distribution_function_from_atoms(atoms, rMax=rMax, - number_of_bins= - 1500) + rMax = Target._get_ideal_rmax_for_rdf(atoms) * 6 + radial_distribution_function = ( + Target.radial_distribution_function_from_atoms( + atoms, rMax=rMax, number_of_bins=1500 + ) + ) rdf = radial_distribution_function[0] radii = radial_distribution_function[1] @@ -948,14 +1229,15 @@ def static_structure_factor_from_atoms(atoms: ase.Atoms, number_of_bins, # Fourier transform the RDF by calculating the integral at each # k-point we investigate. - rho = len(atoms)/atoms.get_volume() + rho = len(atoms) / atoms.get_volume() for i in range(0, number_of_bins + 1): # Construct integrand. - kpoints.append(dk*i) - kr = np.array(radii)*kpoints[-1] - integrand = (rdf-1)*radii*np.sin(kr)/kpoints[-1] - structure_factor[i] = 1 + (4*np.pi*rho * simps(integrand, - radii)) + kpoints.append(dk * i) + kr = np.array(radii) * kpoints[-1] + integrand = (rdf - 1) * radii * np.sin(kr) / kpoints[-1] + structure_factor[i] = 1 + ( + 4 * np.pi * rho * simpson(integrand, radii) + ) return structure_factor[1:], np.array(kpoints)[1:] @@ -968,12 +1250,15 @@ def static_structure_factor_from_atoms(atoms: ase.Atoms, number_of_bins, # The structure factor is undefined for wave vectors smaller # then this number. dk = float(kMax / number_of_bins) - dk_threedimensional = atoms.get_cell().reciprocal()*2*np.pi + dk_threedimensional = atoms.get_cell().reciprocal() * 2 * np.pi # From this, the necessary dimensions of the k-grid for this # particular k-max can be determined as - kgrid_size = np.ceil(np.matmul(np.linalg.inv(dk_threedimensional), - [kMax, kMax, kMax])).astype(int) + kgrid_size = np.ceil( + np.matmul( + np.linalg.inv(dk_threedimensional), [kMax, kMax, kMax] + ) + ).astype(int) print("Calculating SSF on k-grid of size", kgrid_size) # k-grids: @@ -988,7 +1273,7 @@ def static_structure_factor_from_atoms(atoms: ase.Atoms, number_of_bins, kgrid.append(k_point) kpoints = [] for i in range(0, number_of_bins + 1): - kpoints.append(dk*i) + kpoints.append(dk * i) # The first will hold S(|k|) (i.e., what we are actually interested # in, the second will hold lists of all S(k) corresponding to the @@ -1005,7 +1290,9 @@ def static_structure_factor_from_atoms(atoms: ase.Atoms, number_of_bins, cosine_sum = np.sum(np.cos(dot_product), axis=1) sine_sum = np.sum(np.sin(dot_product), axis=1) del dot_product - s_values = (np.square(cosine_sum)+np.square(sine_sum)) / len(atoms) + s_values = (np.square(cosine_sum) + np.square(sine_sum)) / len( + atoms + ) del cosine_sum del sine_sum @@ -1024,11 +1311,13 @@ def static_structure_factor_from_atoms(atoms: ase.Atoms, number_of_bins, return structure_factor[1:], np.array(kpoints)[1:] else: - raise Exception("Static structure factor calculation method " - "unsupported.") + raise Exception( + "Static structure factor calculation method unsupported." + ) - def get_radial_distribution_function(self, atoms: ase.Atoms, - method="mala"): + def get_radial_distribution_function( + self, atoms: ase.Atoms, method="mala" + ): """ Calculate the radial distribution function (RDF). @@ -1060,15 +1349,12 @@ def get_radial_distribution_function(self, atoms: ase.Atoms, automatically calculated. """ - return Target.\ - radial_distribution_function_from_atoms(atoms, - number_of_bins=self. - parameters. - rdf_parameters - ["number_of_bins"], - rMax=self.parameters. - rdf_parameters["rMax"], - method=method) + return Target.radial_distribution_function_from_atoms( + atoms, + number_of_bins=self.parameters.rdf_parameters["number_of_bins"], + rMax=self.parameters.rdf_parameters["rMax"], + method=method, + ) def get_three_particle_correlation_function(self, atoms: ase.Atoms): """ @@ -1090,14 +1376,11 @@ def get_three_particle_correlation_function(self, atoms: ase.Atoms): The radii at which the TPCF was calculated (for plotting), [rMax, rMax, rMax]. """ - return Target.\ - three_particle_correlation_function_from_atoms(atoms, - number_of_bins=self. - parameters. - tpcf_parameters - ["number_of_bins"], - rMax=self.parameters. - tpcf_parameters["rMax"]) + return Target.three_particle_correlation_function_from_atoms( + atoms, + number_of_bins=self.parameters.tpcf_parameters["number_of_bins"], + rMax=self.parameters.tpcf_parameters["rMax"], + ) def get_static_structure_factor(self, atoms: ase.Atoms): """ @@ -1119,16 +1402,22 @@ def get_static_structure_factor(self, atoms: ase.Atoms): The k-points at which the SSF was calculated (for plotting), as [kMax] array. """ - return Target.static_structure_factor_from_atoms(atoms, - self.parameters. - ssf_parameters["number_of_bins"], - self.parameters. - ssf_parameters["number_of_bins"]) + return Target.static_structure_factor_from_atoms( + atoms, + self.parameters.ssf_parameters["number_of_bins"], + self.parameters.ssf_parameters["number_of_bins"], + ) @staticmethod - def write_tem_input_file(atoms_Angstrom, qe_input_data, - qe_pseudopotentials, - grid_dimensions, kpoints): + def write_tem_input_file( + atoms_Angstrom, + qe_input_data, + qe_pseudopotentials, + grid_dimensions, + kpoints, + mpi_communicator, + mpi_rank, + ): """ Write a QE-style input file for the total energy module. @@ -1155,11 +1444,20 @@ def write_tem_input_file(atoms_Angstrom, qe_input_data, kpoints : dict k-grid used, usually None or (1,1,1) for TEM calculations. + + mpi_communicator : MPI.COMM_WORLD + An MPI comminucator. If no MPI is enabled, this will simply be + None. + + mpi_rank : int + Rank within MPI. """ # Specify grid dimensions, if any are given. - if grid_dimensions[0] != 0 and \ - grid_dimensions[1] != 0 and \ - grid_dimensions[2] != 0: + if ( + grid_dimensions[0] != 0 + and grid_dimensions[1] != 0 + and grid_dimensions[2] != 0 + ): qe_input_data["nr1"] = grid_dimensions[0] qe_input_data["nr2"] = grid_dimensions[1] qe_input_data["nr3"] = grid_dimensions[2] @@ -1172,10 +1470,24 @@ def write_tem_input_file(atoms_Angstrom, qe_input_data, # the DFT calculation. If symmetry is then on in here, that # leads to errors. # qe_input_data["nosym"] = False - ase.io.write("mala.pw.scf.in", atoms_Angstrom, "espresso-in", - input_data=qe_input_data, - pseudopotentials=qe_pseudopotentials, - kpts=kpoints) + if mpi_rank == 0: + tem_input_file = tempfile.NamedTemporaryFile( + delete=False, prefix="mala.pw.scf.", suffix=".in", dir="./" + ).name + else: + tem_input_file = None + + if mpi_communicator is not None: + tem_input_file = mpi_communicator.bcast(tem_input_file, root=0) + ase.io.write( + tem_input_file, + atoms_Angstrom, + "espresso-in", + input_data=qe_input_data, + pseudopotentials=qe_pseudopotentials, + kpts=kpoints, + ) + return tem_input_file def restrict_data(self, array): """ @@ -1212,30 +1524,82 @@ def _process_loaded_dimensions(self, array_dimensions): return array_dimensions def _process_additional_metadata(self, additional_metadata): - self.read_additional_calculation_data(additional_metadata[0], - additional_metadata[1]) + self.read_additional_calculation_data( + additional_metadata[0], additional_metadata[1] + ) def _set_openpmd_attribtues(self, iteration, mesh): + import openpmd_api as io + super(Target, self)._set_openpmd_attribtues(iteration, mesh) # If no atoms have been read, neither have any of the other # properties. - additional_calculation_data = \ - self.write_additional_calculation_data("", return_string=True) + additional_calculation_data = self.write_additional_calculation_data( + "", return_string=True + ) for key in additional_calculation_data: - if key != "atoms" and key != "voxel" and key != "grid_dimensions" \ - and key is not None and key != "pseudopotentials" and \ - additional_calculation_data[key] is not None: + if ( + key != "atoms" + and key != "voxel" + and key != "grid_dimensions" + and key is not None + and key != "pseudopotentials" + and additional_calculation_data[key] is not None + and key != "atomic_forces_dft" + ): iteration.set_attribute(key, additional_calculation_data[key]) if key == "pseudopotentials": - for pseudokey in \ - additional_calculation_data["pseudopotentials"].keys(): - iteration.set_attribute("psp_" + pseudokey, - additional_calculation_data[ - "pseudopotentials"][pseudokey]) + for pseudokey in additional_calculation_data[ + "pseudopotentials" + ].keys(): + iteration.set_attribute( + "psp_" + pseudokey, + additional_calculation_data["pseudopotentials"][ + pseudokey + ], + ) + + # If the data contains atomic forces from a DFT calculation, we need + # to process it in much the same fashion as the atoms. + if "atomic_forces_dft" in additional_calculation_data: + atomic_forces = additional_calculation_data["atomic_forces_dft"] + if atomic_forces is not None: + # This data is equivalent across the ranks, so just write it once + atomic_forces_dft_openpmd = iteration.particles[ + "atomic_forces_dft" + ] + forces = io.Dataset( + # Need bugfix https://github.com/openPMD/openPMD-api/pull/1357 + ( + np.array(atomic_forces[0]).dtype + if io.__version__ >= "0.15.0" + else io.Datatype.DOUBLE + ), + np.array(atomic_forces[0]).shape, + ) + for atom in range(0, np.shape(atomic_forces)[0]): + atomic_forces_dft_openpmd["force_compopnents"][ + str(atom) + ].reset_dataset(forces) + + individual_force = atomic_forces_dft_openpmd[ + "force_compopnents" + ][str(atom)] + if get_rank() == 0: + individual_force.store_chunk( + np.array(atomic_forces)[atom] + ) + + # Positions are stored in Angstrom. + atomic_forces_dft_openpmd["force_compopnents"][ + str(atom) + ].unit_SI = 1.0e-10 def _process_openpmd_attributes(self, series, iteration, mesh): - super(Target, self)._process_openpmd_attributes(series, iteration, mesh) + super(Target, self)._process_openpmd_attributes( + series, iteration, mesh + ) # Process the atoms, which can only be done if we have voxel info. self.grid_dimensions[0] = mesh["0"].shape[0] @@ -1259,55 +1623,142 @@ def _process_openpmd_attributes(self, series, iteration, mesh): cell[0] = self.voxel[0] * self.grid_dimensions[0] cell[1] = self.voxel[1] * self.grid_dimensions[1] cell[2] = self.voxel[2] * self.grid_dimensions[2] - self.atoms = ase.Atoms(positions=positions, cell=cell, numbers=numbers) - self.atoms.pbc[0] = iteration.\ - get_attribute("periodic_boundary_conditions_x") - self.atoms.pbc[1] = iteration.\ - get_attribute("periodic_boundary_conditions_y") - self.atoms.pbc[2] = iteration.\ - get_attribute("periodic_boundary_conditions_z") + self.atoms = ase.Atoms( + positions=positions, cell=cell, numbers=numbers + ) + self.atoms.pbc[0] = iteration.get_attribute( + "periodic_boundary_conditions_x" + ) + self.atoms.pbc[1] = iteration.get_attribute( + "periodic_boundary_conditions_y" + ) + self.atoms.pbc[2] = iteration.get_attribute( + "periodic_boundary_conditions_z" + ) + + # Forces may not necessarily have been read (and therefore written) + + try: + atomic_forces_dft = iteration.particles["atomic_forces_dft"] + nr_atoms = len(atomic_forces_dft["force_compopnents"]) + self.atomic_forces_dft = np.zeros((nr_atoms, 3)) + for i in range(0, nr_atoms): + atomic_forces_dft["force_compopnents"][str(i)].load_chunk( + self.atomic_forces_dft[i, :] + ) + series.flush() + except IndexError: + pass # Process all the regular meta info. - self.fermi_energy_dft = \ - self._get_attribute_if_attribute_exists(iteration, "fermi_energy_dft", - default_value=self.fermi_energy_dft) - self.temperature = \ - self._get_attribute_if_attribute_exists(iteration, "temperature", - default_value=self.temperature) - self.number_of_electrons_exact = \ - self._get_attribute_if_attribute_exists(iteration, "number_of_electrons_exact", - default_value=self.number_of_electrons_exact) - self.band_energy_dft_calculation = \ - self._get_attribute_if_attribute_exists(iteration, "band_energy_dft_calculation", - default_value=self.band_energy_dft_calculation) - self.total_energy_dft_calculation = \ - self._get_attribute_if_attribute_exists(iteration, "total_energy_dft_calculation", - default_value=self.total_energy_dft_calculation) - self.electrons_per_atom = \ - self._get_attribute_if_attribute_exists(iteration, "electrons_per_atom", - default_value=self.electrons_per_atom) - self.number_of_electrons_from_eigenval = \ - self._get_attribute_if_attribute_exists(iteration, "number_of_electrons_from_eigenvals", - default_value=self.number_of_electrons_from_eigenvals) - self.qe_input_data["ibrav"] = \ - self._get_attribute_if_attribute_exists(iteration, "ibrav", - default_value=self.qe_input_data["ibrav"]) - self.qe_input_data["ecutwfc"] = \ - self._get_attribute_if_attribute_exists(iteration, "ecutwfc", - default_value=self.qe_input_data["ecutwfc"]) - self.qe_input_data["ecutrho"] = \ - self._get_attribute_if_attribute_exists(iteration, "ecutrho", - default_value=self.qe_input_data["ecutrho"]) - self.qe_input_data["degauss"] = \ - self._get_attribute_if_attribute_exists(iteration, "degauss", - default_value=self.qe_input_data["degauss"]) + self.fermi_energy_dft = self._get_attribute_if_attribute_exists( + iteration, "fermi_energy_dft", default_value=self.fermi_energy_dft + ) + self.temperature = self._get_attribute_if_attribute_exists( + iteration, "temperature", default_value=self.temperature + ) + self.number_of_electrons_exact = ( + self._get_attribute_if_attribute_exists( + iteration, + "number_of_electrons_exact", + default_value=self.number_of_electrons_exact, + ) + ) + self.band_energy_dft_calculation = ( + self._get_attribute_if_attribute_exists( + iteration, + "band_energy_dft_calculation", + default_value=self.band_energy_dft_calculation, + ) + ) + self.total_energy_dft_calculation = ( + self._get_attribute_if_attribute_exists( + iteration, + "total_energy_dft_calculation", + default_value=self.total_energy_dft_calculation, + ) + ) + self.electrons_per_atom = self._get_attribute_if_attribute_exists( + iteration, + "electrons_per_atom", + default_value=self.electrons_per_atom, + ) + self.number_of_electrons_from_eigenvals = ( + self._get_attribute_if_attribute_exists( + iteration, + "number_of_electrons_from_eigenvals", + default_value=self.number_of_electrons_from_eigenvals, + ) + ) + self.qe_input_data["ibrav"] = self._get_attribute_if_attribute_exists( + iteration, "ibrav", default_value=self.qe_input_data["ibrav"] + ) + self.qe_input_data["ecutwfc"] = ( + self._get_attribute_if_attribute_exists( + iteration, + "ecutwfc", + default_value=self.qe_input_data["ecutwfc"], + ) + ) + self.qe_input_data["ecutrho"] = ( + self._get_attribute_if_attribute_exists( + iteration, + "ecutrho", + default_value=self.qe_input_data["ecutrho"], + ) + ) + self.qe_input_data["degauss"] = ( + self._get_attribute_if_attribute_exists( + iteration, + "degauss", + default_value=self.qe_input_data["degauss"], + ) + ) # Take care of the pseudopotentials. self.qe_input_data["pseudopotentials"] = {} for attribute in iteration.attributes: if "psp" in attribute: - self.qe_pseudopotentials[attribute.split("psp_")[1]] = \ + self.qe_pseudopotentials[attribute.split("psp_")[1]] = ( iteration.get_attribute(attribute) + ) + + self.total_energy_contributions_dft_calculation[ + "one_electron_contribution" + ] = self._get_attribute_if_attribute_exists( + iteration, + "one_electron_contribution", + default_value=self.total_energy_contributions_dft_calculation[ + "one_electron_contribution" + ], + ) + self.total_energy_contributions_dft_calculation[ + "hartree_contribution" + ] = self._get_attribute_if_attribute_exists( + iteration, + "hartree_contribution", + default_value=self.total_energy_contributions_dft_calculation[ + "hartree_contribution" + ], + ) + self.total_energy_contributions_dft_calculation["xc_contribution"] = ( + self._get_attribute_if_attribute_exists( + iteration, + "xc_contribution", + default_value=self.total_energy_contributions_dft_calculation[ + "xc_contribution" + ], + ) + ) + self.total_energy_contributions_dft_calculation[ + "ewald_contribution" + ] = self._get_attribute_if_attribute_exists( + iteration, + "ewald_contribution", + default_value=self.total_energy_contributions_dft_calculation[ + "ewald_contribution" + ], + ) def _set_geometry_info(self, mesh): # Geometry: Save the cell parameters and angles of the grid. @@ -1322,7 +1773,9 @@ def _process_geometry_info(self, mesh): spacing = mesh.grid_spacing if "angles" in mesh.attributes: angles = mesh.get_attribute("angles") - self.voxel = ase.cell.Cell.new(cell=spacing+angles) + self.voxel = ase.cell.Cell.new(cell=spacing + angles) + else: + self.voxel = None def _get_atoms(self): return self.atoms @@ -1330,7 +1783,7 @@ def _get_atoms(self): @staticmethod def _get_ideal_rmax_for_rdf(atoms: ase.Atoms, method="mic"): if method == "mic": - return np.min(np.linalg.norm(atoms.get_cell(), axis=0))/2 + return np.min(np.linalg.norm(atoms.get_cell(), axis=0)) / 2 elif method == "2mic": return np.min(np.linalg.norm(atoms.get_cell(), axis=0)) - 0.0001 else: diff --git a/mala/targets/xsf_parser.py b/mala/targets/xsf_parser.py index 74601f7ea..329769d9a 100644 --- a/mala/targets/xsf_parser.py +++ b/mala/targets/xsf_parser.py @@ -38,17 +38,22 @@ def read_xsf(filename): if found_datagrid is None: if "BEGIN_BLOCK_DATAGRID_3D" in line: found_datagrid = idx - code = lines[idx+1].strip() + code = lines[idx + 1].strip() # The specific formatting may, similar to .cube files. # So better to be specific. if code != "3D_PWSCF": - raise Exception("This .xsf parser can only read .xsf files" - " generated by Quantum ESPRESSO") + raise Exception( + "This .xsf parser can only read .xsf files" + " generated by Quantum ESPRESSO" + ) else: if idx == found_datagrid + 3: - grid_dimensions = [int(line.split()[0]), int(line.split()[1]), - int(line.split()[2])] + grid_dimensions = [ + int(line.split()[0]), + int(line.split()[1]), + int(line.split()[2]), + ] data = np.zeros(grid_dimensions, dtype=np.float64) # Quantum ESPRESSO writes with 6 entries per line. @@ -57,9 +62,9 @@ def read_xsf(filename): first_data_line = found_datagrid + 8 if first_data_line is not None: - if first_data_line <= idx < number_data_lines+first_data_line: + if first_data_line <= idx < number_data_lines + first_data_line: dataline = line.split() - if idx == number_data_lines+first_data_line-1: + if idx == number_data_lines + first_data_line - 1: number_entries = last_entry else: number_entries = 6 diff --git a/mala/version.py b/mala/version.py index c65973ffd..ae2370da3 100644 --- a/mala/version.py +++ b/mala/version.py @@ -1,3 +1,3 @@ """Version number of MALA.""" -__version__: str = '1.2.1' +__version__: str = "1.2.1" diff --git a/pyproject.toml b/pyproject.toml new file mode 100644 index 000000000..f210e8a2c --- /dev/null +++ b/pyproject.toml @@ -0,0 +1,6 @@ +[tool.black] +line-length = 79 + +[build-system] +requires = ["setuptools"] +build-backend = "setuptools.build_meta" diff --git a/requirements.txt b/requirements.txt index 1892d43fa..7a6be370e 100644 --- a/requirements.txt +++ b/requirements.txt @@ -8,4 +8,6 @@ optuna scipy pandas tensorboard -openpmd-api>=0.15 +openpmd-api +scikit-spatial +tqdm diff --git a/setup.py b/setup.py index 752a785ae..e75b47906 100644 --- a/setup.py +++ b/setup.py @@ -15,27 +15,31 @@ license = f.read() extras = { - 'dev': ['bump2version'], - 'opt': ['oapackage'], - 'test': ['pytest'], - 'doc': open('docs/requirements.txt').read().splitlines(), - 'experimental': ['asap3', 'dftpy', 'minterpy'] + "dev": ["bump2version"], + "opt": ["oapackage", "scikit-learn"], + "test": ["pytest", "pytest-cov"], + "doc": open("docs/requirements.txt").read().splitlines(), + "experimental": ["asap3", "dftpy", "minterpy"], } setup( name="materials-learning-algorithms", version=version["__version__"], - description=("Materials Learning Algorithms. " - "A framework for machine learning materials properties from " - "first-principles data."), + description=( + "Materials Learning Algorithms. " + "A framework for machine learning materials properties from " + "first-principles data." + ), long_description=readme, - long_description_content_type='text/markdown', + long_description_content_type="text/markdown", url="https://github.com/mala-project/mala", author="MALA developers", license=license, - packages=find_packages(exclude=("test", "docs", "examples", "install", - "ml-dft-sandia")), + packages=find_packages( + exclude=("test", "docs", "examples", "install", "ml-dft-sandia") + ), zip_safe=False, - install_requires=open('requirements.txt').read().splitlines(), + install_requires=open("requirements.txt").read().splitlines(), extras_require=extras, + python_requires=">=3.10.4", ) diff --git a/test/all_lazy_loading_test.py b/test/all_lazy_loading_test.py index d61cbe873..e51501fae 100644 --- a/test/all_lazy_loading_test.py +++ b/test/all_lazy_loading_test.py @@ -7,8 +7,7 @@ import torch import pytest -from mala.datahandling.data_repo import data_repo_path -data_path = os.path.join(data_repo_path, "Be2") +from mala.datahandling.data_repo import data_path # This test compares the data scaling using the regular scaling procedure and # the lazy-loading one (incremental fitting). @@ -31,7 +30,7 @@ def test_scaling(self): #################### test_parameters = Parameters() test_parameters.data.input_rescaling_type = "feature-wise-standard" - test_parameters.data.output_rescaling_type = "normal" + test_parameters.data.output_rescaling_type = "minmax" test_parameters.data.data_splitting_type = "by_snapshot" test_parameters.descriptors.bispectrum_twojmax = 11 test_parameters.targets.ldos_gridsize = 10 @@ -39,7 +38,7 @@ def test_scaling(self): test_parameters.running.max_number_epochs = 3 test_parameters.running.mini_batch_size = 512 test_parameters.running.learning_rate = 0.00001 - test_parameters.running.trainingtype = "Adam" + test_parameters.running.optimizer = "Adam" test_parameters.comment = "Lazy loading test." test_parameters.network.nn_type = "feed-forward" test_parameters.running.use_gpu = True @@ -52,8 +51,12 @@ def test_scaling(self): dataset_tester = [] results = [] training_tester = [] - for scalingtype in ["standard", "normal", "feature-wise-standard", - "feature-wise-normal"]: + for scalingtype in [ + "standard", + "minmax", + "feature-wise-standard", + "feature-wise-minmax", + ]: comparison = [scalingtype] for ll_type in [True, False]: this_result = [] @@ -65,95 +68,139 @@ def test_scaling(self): test_parameters.data.input_rescaling_type = scalingtype test_parameters.data.output_rescaling_type = scalingtype data_handler = DataHandler(test_parameters) - data_handler.add_snapshot("Be_snapshot0.in.npy", data_path, - "Be_snapshot0.out.npy", data_path, - "tr") - data_handler.add_snapshot("Be_snapshot1.in.npy", data_path, - "Be_snapshot1.out.npy", data_path, - "tr") - data_handler.add_snapshot("Be_snapshot2.in.npy", data_path, - "Be_snapshot2.out.npy", data_path, - "tr") - data_handler.add_snapshot("Be_snapshot1.in.npy", data_path, - "Be_snapshot1.out.npy", data_path, - "va") - data_handler.add_snapshot("Be_snapshot2.in.npy", data_path, - "Be_snapshot2.out.npy", data_path, - "te") + data_handler.add_snapshot( + "Be_snapshot0.in.npy", + data_path, + "Be_snapshot0.out.npy", + data_path, + "tr", + ) + data_handler.add_snapshot( + "Be_snapshot1.in.npy", + data_path, + "Be_snapshot1.out.npy", + data_path, + "tr", + ) + data_handler.add_snapshot( + "Be_snapshot2.in.npy", + data_path, + "Be_snapshot2.out.npy", + data_path, + "tr", + ) + data_handler.add_snapshot( + "Be_snapshot1.in.npy", + data_path, + "Be_snapshot1.out.npy", + data_path, + "va", + ) + data_handler.add_snapshot( + "Be_snapshot2.in.npy", + data_path, + "Be_snapshot2.out.npy", + data_path, + "te", + ) data_handler.prepare_data() if scalingtype == "standard": # The lazy-loading STD equation (and to a smaller amount the # mean equation) is having some small accurcay issue that # I presume to be due to numerical constraints. To make a # meaningful comparison it is wise to scale the value here. - this_result.append(data_handler.input_data_scaler.total_mean / - data_handler.nr_training_data) - this_result.append(data_handler.input_data_scaler.total_std / - data_handler.nr_training_data) - this_result.append(data_handler.output_data_scaler.total_mean / - data_handler.nr_training_data) - this_result.append(data_handler.output_data_scaler.total_std / - data_handler.nr_training_data) - elif scalingtype == "normal": + this_result.append( + data_handler.input_data_scaler.total_mean + / data_handler.nr_training_data + ) + this_result.append( + data_handler.input_data_scaler.total_std + / data_handler.nr_training_data + ) + this_result.append( + data_handler.output_data_scaler.total_mean + / data_handler.nr_training_data + ) + this_result.append( + data_handler.output_data_scaler.total_std + / data_handler.nr_training_data + ) + elif scalingtype == "minmax": torch.manual_seed(2002) - this_result.append(data_handler.input_data_scaler.total_max) - this_result.append(data_handler.input_data_scaler.total_min) - this_result.append(data_handler.output_data_scaler.total_max) - this_result.append(data_handler.output_data_scaler.total_min) - dataset_tester.append((data_handler.training_data_sets[0][3998]) - [0].sum() + - (data_handler.training_data_sets[0][3999]) - [0].sum() + - (data_handler.training_data_sets[0][4000]) - [0].sum() + - (data_handler.training_data_sets[0][4001]) - [0].sum()) - test_parameters.network.layer_sizes = \ - [data_handler.input_dimension, 100, - data_handler.output_dimension] + this_result.append( + data_handler.input_data_scaler.total_max + ) + this_result.append( + data_handler.input_data_scaler.total_min + ) + this_result.append( + data_handler.output_data_scaler.total_max + ) + this_result.append( + data_handler.output_data_scaler.total_min + ) + dataset_tester.append( + (data_handler.training_data_sets[0][3998])[0].sum() + + (data_handler.training_data_sets[0][3999])[0].sum() + + (data_handler.training_data_sets[0][4000])[0].sum() + + (data_handler.training_data_sets[0][4001])[0].sum() + ) + test_parameters.network.layer_sizes = [ + data_handler.input_dimension, + 100, + data_handler.output_dimension, + ] # Setup network and trainer. test_network = Network(test_parameters) - test_trainer = Trainer(test_parameters, test_network, - data_handler) + test_trainer = Trainer( + test_parameters, test_network, data_handler + ) test_trainer.train_network() - training_tester.append(test_trainer.final_test_loss - - test_trainer.initial_test_loss) + training_tester.append(test_trainer.final_validation_loss) elif scalingtype == "feature-wise-standard": # The lazy-loading STD equation (and to a smaller amount the # mean equation) is having some small accurcay issue that # I presume to be due to numerical constraints. To make a # meaningful comparison it is wise to scale the value here. - this_result.append(torch.mean(data_handler.input_data_scaler. - means) / - data_handler.parameters. - snapshot_directories_list[0]. - grid_size) - this_result.append(torch.mean(data_handler.input_data_scaler. - stds) / - data_handler.parameters. - snapshot_directories_list[0]. - grid_size) - this_result.append(torch.mean(data_handler.output_data_scaler. - means) / - data_handler.parameters. - snapshot_directories_list[0]. - grid_size) - this_result.append(torch.mean(data_handler.output_data_scaler. - stds) / - data_handler.parameters. - snapshot_directories_list[0]. - grid_size) - elif scalingtype == "feature-wise-normal": - this_result.append(torch.mean(data_handler.input_data_scaler. - maxs)) - this_result.append(torch.mean(data_handler.input_data_scaler. - mins)) - this_result.append(torch.mean(data_handler.output_data_scaler. - maxs)) - this_result.append(torch.mean(data_handler.output_data_scaler. - mins)) + this_result.append( + torch.mean(data_handler.input_data_scaler.means) + / data_handler.parameters.snapshot_directories_list[ + 0 + ].grid_size + ) + this_result.append( + torch.mean(data_handler.input_data_scaler.stds) + / data_handler.parameters.snapshot_directories_list[ + 0 + ].grid_size + ) + this_result.append( + torch.mean(data_handler.output_data_scaler.means) + / data_handler.parameters.snapshot_directories_list[ + 0 + ].grid_size + ) + this_result.append( + torch.mean(data_handler.output_data_scaler.stds) + / data_handler.parameters.snapshot_directories_list[ + 0 + ].grid_size + ) + elif scalingtype == "feature-wise-minmax": + this_result.append( + torch.mean(data_handler.input_data_scaler.maxs) + ) + this_result.append( + torch.mean(data_handler.input_data_scaler.mins) + ) + this_result.append( + torch.mean(data_handler.output_data_scaler.maxs) + ) + this_result.append( + torch.mean(data_handler.output_data_scaler.mins) + ) comparison.append(this_result) results.append(comparison) @@ -164,11 +211,13 @@ def test_scaling(self): assert np.isclose(entry[1][3], entry[2][3], atol=accuracy_coarse) assert np.isclose(entry[1][4], entry[2][4], atol=accuracy_coarse) assert np.isclose(entry[1][1], entry[2][1], atol=accuracy_coarse) - - assert np.isclose(dataset_tester[0], dataset_tester[1], - atol=accuracy_coarse) - assert np.isclose(training_tester[0], training_tester[1], - atol=accuracy_coarse) + + assert np.isclose( + dataset_tester[0], dataset_tester[1], atol=accuracy_coarse + ) + assert np.isclose( + training_tester[0], training_tester[1], atol=accuracy_coarse + ) def test_prefetching(self): # Comparing the results of pre-fetch and without pre-fetch @@ -196,153 +245,68 @@ def test_prefetching(self): without_prefetching = self._train_lazy_loading(False) with_prefetching = self._train_lazy_loading(True) - assert np.isclose(with_prefetching, without_prefetching, - atol=accuracy_coarse) + assert np.isclose( + with_prefetching, without_prefetching, atol=accuracy_coarse + ) assert with_prefetching < without_prefetching - - @pytest.mark.skipif(importlib.util.find_spec("horovod") is None, - reason="Horovod is currently not part of the pipeline") - def test_performance_horovod(self): - - #################### - # PARAMETERS - #################### - test_parameters = Parameters() - test_parameters.data.input_rescaling_type = "feature-wise-standard" - test_parameters.data.output_rescaling_type = "normal" - test_parameters.data.data_splitting_type = "by_snapshot" - test_parameters.network.layer_activations = ["LeakyReLU"] - test_parameters.running.max_number_epochs = 20 - test_parameters.running.mini_batch_size = 500 - test_parameters.running.trainingtype = "Adam" - test_parameters.comment = "Horovod / lazy loading benchmark." - test_parameters.network.nn_type = "feed-forward" - test_parameters.manual_seed = 2021 - - #################### - # DATA - #################### - results = [] - for hvduse in [False, True]: - for ll in [True, False]: - start_time = time.time() - test_parameters.running.learning_rate = 0.00001 - test_parameters.data.use_lazy_loading = ll - test_parameters.use_horovod = hvduse - data_handler = DataHandler(test_parameters) - data_handler.add_snapshot("Al_debug_2k_nr0.in.npy", data_path, - "Al_debug_2k_nr0.out.npy", data_path, - add_snapshot_as="tr", - output_units="1/(Ry*Bohr^3)") - data_handler.add_snapshot("Al_debug_2k_nr1.in.npy", data_path, - "Al_debug_2k_nr1.out.npy", data_path, - add_snapshot_as="tr", - output_units="1/(Ry*Bohr^3)") - data_handler.add_snapshot("Al_debug_2k_nr2.in.npy", data_path, - "Al_debug_2k_nr2.out.npy", data_path, - add_snapshot_as="tr", - output_units="1/(Ry*Bohr^3)") - data_handler.add_snapshot("Al_debug_2k_nr1.in.npy", data_path, - "Al_debug_2k_nr1.out.npy", data_path, - add_snapshot_as="va", - output_units="1/(Ry*Bohr^3)") - data_handler.add_snapshot("Al_debug_2k_nr2.in.npy", data_path, - "Al_debug_2k_nr2.out.npy", data_path, - add_snapshot_as="te", - output_units="1/(Ry*Bohr^3)") - - data_handler.prepare_data() - test_parameters.network.layer_sizes = \ - [data_handler.input_dimension, 100, - data_handler.output_dimension] - - # Setup network and trainer. - test_network = Network(test_parameters) - test_trainer = Trainer(test_parameters, test_network, - data_handler) - test_trainer.train_network() - - hvdstring = "no horovod" - if hvduse: - hvdstring = "horovod" - - llstring = "data in RAM" - if ll: - llstring = "using lazy loading" - - results.append([hvdstring, llstring, - test_trainer.initial_test_loss, - test_trainer.final_test_loss, - time.time() - start_time]) - - diff = [] - # For 4 local processes I get: - # Test: no horovod , using lazy loading - # Initial loss: 0.1342976689338684 - # Final loss: 0.10587086156010628 - # Time: 3.743736743927002 - # Test: no horovod , data in RAM - # Initial loss: 0.13430887088179588 - # Final loss: 0.10572846792638302 - # Time: 1.825883388519287 - # Test: horovod , using lazy loading - # Initial loss: 0.1342976726591587 - # Final loss: 0.10554153844714165 - # Time: 4.513132572174072 - # Test: horovod , data in RAM - # Initial loss: 0.13430887088179588 - # Final loss: 0.1053303349763155 - # Time: 3.2193074226379395 - - for r in results: - printout("Test: ", r[0], ", ", r[1], min_verbosity=0) - printout("Initial loss: ", r[2], min_verbosity=0) - printout("Final loss: ", r[3], min_verbosity=0) - printout("Time: ", r[4], min_verbosity=0) - diff.append(r[3] - r[2]) - - diff = np.array(diff) - - # The loss improvements should be comparable. - assert np.std(diff) < accuracy_coarse - @staticmethod def _train_lazy_loading(prefetching): test_parameters = Parameters() test_parameters.data.data_splitting_type = "by_snapshot" test_parameters.data.input_rescaling_type = "feature-wise-standard" - test_parameters.data.output_rescaling_type = "normal" + test_parameters.data.output_rescaling_type = "minmax" test_parameters.network.layer_activations = ["ReLU"] test_parameters.manual_seed = 1234 test_parameters.running.max_number_epochs = 100 test_parameters.running.mini_batch_size = 40 test_parameters.running.learning_rate = 0.00001 - test_parameters.running.trainingtype = "Adam" - test_parameters.verbosity = 2 + test_parameters.running.optimizer = "Adam" + test_parameters.verbosity = 1 test_parameters.data.use_lazy_loading = True test_parameters.data.use_lazy_loading_prefetch = prefetching data_handler = DataHandler(test_parameters) # Add a snapshot we want to use in to the list. - data_handler.add_snapshot("Be_snapshot0.in.npy", data_path, - "Be_snapshot0.out.npy", data_path, "tr") - data_handler.add_snapshot("Be_snapshot1.in.npy", data_path, - "Be_snapshot1.out.npy", data_path, "tr") - data_handler.add_snapshot("Be_snapshot2.in.npy", data_path, - "Be_snapshot2.out.npy", data_path, "va") - data_handler.add_snapshot("Be_snapshot3.in.npy", data_path, - "Be_snapshot3.out.npy", data_path, "va") + data_handler.add_snapshot( + "Be_snapshot0.in.npy", + data_path, + "Be_snapshot0.out.npy", + data_path, + "tr", + ) + data_handler.add_snapshot( + "Be_snapshot1.in.npy", + data_path, + "Be_snapshot1.out.npy", + data_path, + "tr", + ) + data_handler.add_snapshot( + "Be_snapshot2.in.npy", + data_path, + "Be_snapshot2.out.npy", + data_path, + "va", + ) + data_handler.add_snapshot( + "Be_snapshot3.in.npy", + data_path, + "Be_snapshot3.out.npy", + data_path, + "va", + ) data_handler.prepare_data() - test_parameters.network.layer_sizes = [data_handler.input_dimension, - 100, - data_handler.output_dimension] + test_parameters.network.layer_sizes = [ + data_handler.input_dimension, + 100, + data_handler.output_dimension, + ] # Setup network and trainer. test_network = Network(test_parameters) - test_trainer = Trainer(test_parameters, test_network, - data_handler) + test_trainer = Trainer(test_parameters, test_network, data_handler) test_trainer.train_network() return test_trainer.final_validation_loss diff --git a/test/basic_gpu_test.py b/test/basic_gpu_test.py index fc170a908..46a44803f 100644 --- a/test/basic_gpu_test.py +++ b/test/basic_gpu_test.py @@ -6,9 +6,9 @@ which MALA relies on). Two things are tested: 1. Whether or not your system has GPU support. -2. Whether or not the GPU does what it is supposed to. For this, +2. Whether or not the GPU does what it is supposed to. For this, a training is performed. It is measured whether or not the utilization -of the GPU results in a speed up. +of the GPU results in a speed up. """ import os import time @@ -19,8 +19,7 @@ import pytest import torch -from mala.datahandling.data_repo import data_repo_path -data_path = os.path.join(data_repo_path, "Be2") +from mala.datahandling.data_repo import data_path test_checkpoint_name = "test" @@ -36,8 +35,10 @@ class TestGPUExecution: Tests whether a GPU is available and then the execution on it. """ - @pytest.mark.skipif(torch.cuda.is_available() is False, - reason="No GPU detected.") + + @pytest.mark.skipif( + torch.cuda.is_available() is False, reason="No GPU detected." + ) def test_gpu_performance(self): """ Test whether GPU training brings performance improvements. @@ -81,7 +82,7 @@ def __run(use_gpu): # Specify the data scaling. test_parameters.data.input_rescaling_type = "feature-wise-standard" - test_parameters.data.output_rescaling_type = "normal" + test_parameters.data.output_rescaling_type = "minmax" # Specify the used activation function. test_parameters.network.layer_activations = ["ReLU"] @@ -90,7 +91,7 @@ def __run(use_gpu): test_parameters.running.max_number_epochs = 100 test_parameters.running.mini_batch_size = 40 test_parameters.running.learning_rate = 0.00001 - test_parameters.running.trainingtype = "Adam" + test_parameters.running.optimizer = "Adam" test_parameters.manual_seed = 1002 test_parameters.running.use_shuffling_for_samplers = False test_parameters.use_gpu = use_gpu @@ -104,12 +105,27 @@ def __run(use_gpu): # Add a snapshot we want to use in to the list. for i in range(0, 6): - data_handler.add_snapshot("Be_snapshot0.in.npy", data_path, - "Be_snapshot0.out.npy", data_path, "tr") - data_handler.add_snapshot("Be_snapshot1.in.npy", data_path, - "Be_snapshot1.out.npy", data_path, "va") - data_handler.add_snapshot("Be_snapshot2.in.npy", data_path, - "Be_snapshot2.out.npy", data_path, "te") + data_handler.add_snapshot( + "Be_snapshot0.in.npy", + data_path, + "Be_snapshot0.out.npy", + data_path, + "tr", + ) + data_handler.add_snapshot( + "Be_snapshot1.in.npy", + data_path, + "Be_snapshot1.out.npy", + data_path, + "va", + ) + data_handler.add_snapshot( + "Be_snapshot2.in.npy", + data_path, + "Be_snapshot2.out.npy", + data_path, + "te", + ) data_handler.prepare_data() printout("Read data: DONE.", min_verbosity=0) @@ -120,17 +136,18 @@ def __run(use_gpu): # but it is safer this way. #################### - test_parameters.network.layer_sizes = [data_handler. - input_dimension, - 100, - data_handler. - output_dimension] + test_parameters.network.layer_sizes = [ + data_handler.input_dimension, + 100, + data_handler.output_dimension, + ] # Setup network and trainer. test_network = mala.Network(test_parameters) - test_trainer = mala.Trainer(test_parameters, test_network, - data_handler) + test_trainer = mala.Trainer( + test_parameters, test_network, data_handler + ) starttime = time.time() test_trainer.train_network() - return test_trainer.final_test_loss, time.time() - starttime + return test_trainer.final_validation_loss, time.time() - starttime diff --git a/test/checkpoint_hyperopt_test.py b/test/checkpoint_hyperopt_test.py index 4a87443a3..3c64ffa71 100644 --- a/test/checkpoint_hyperopt_test.py +++ b/test/checkpoint_hyperopt_test.py @@ -4,8 +4,7 @@ from mala import printout import numpy as np -from mala.datahandling.data_repo import data_repo_path -data_path = os.path.join(data_repo_path, "Be2") +from mala.datahandling.data_repo import data_path checkpoint_name = "test_ho" @@ -30,8 +29,9 @@ def test_hyperopt_checkpoint(self): hyperopt.perform_study() new_final_test_value = hyperopt.study.best_trial.value - assert np.isclose(original_final_test_value, new_final_test_value, - atol=accuracy) + assert np.isclose( + original_final_test_value, new_final_test_value, atol=accuracy + ) @staticmethod def __original_setup(n_trials): @@ -61,13 +61,13 @@ def __original_setup(n_trials): # Specify the data scaling. test_parameters.data.input_rescaling_type = "feature-wise-standard" - test_parameters.data.output_rescaling_type = "normal" + test_parameters.data.output_rescaling_type = "minmax" # Specify the training parameters. test_parameters.running.max_number_epochs = 10 test_parameters.running.mini_batch_size = 40 test_parameters.running.learning_rate = 0.00001 - test_parameters.running.trainingtype = "Adam" + test_parameters.running.optimizer = "Adam" # Specify the number of trials, the hyperparameter optimizer should run # and the type of hyperparameter. @@ -84,12 +84,27 @@ def __original_setup(n_trials): data_handler = mala.DataHandler(test_parameters) # Add all the snapshots we want to use in to the list. - data_handler.add_snapshot("Be_snapshot0.in.npy", data_path, - "Be_snapshot0.out.npy", data_path, "tr") - data_handler.add_snapshot("Be_snapshot1.in.npy", data_path, - "Be_snapshot1.out.npy", data_path, "va") - data_handler.add_snapshot("Be_snapshot2.in.npy", data_path, - "Be_snapshot2.out.npy", data_path, "te") + data_handler.add_snapshot( + "Be_snapshot0.in.npy", + data_path, + "Be_snapshot0.out.npy", + data_path, + "tr", + ) + data_handler.add_snapshot( + "Be_snapshot1.in.npy", + data_path, + "Be_snapshot1.out.npy", + data_path, + "va", + ) + data_handler.add_snapshot( + "Be_snapshot2.in.npy", + data_path, + "Be_snapshot2.out.npy", + data_path, + "te", + ) data_handler.prepare_data() printout("Read data: DONE.", min_verbosity=0) @@ -105,20 +120,28 @@ def __original_setup(n_trials): test_hp_optimizer = mala.HyperOpt(test_parameters, data_handler) # Learning rate will be optimized. - test_hp_optimizer.add_hyperparameter("float", "learning_rate", - 0.0000001, 0.01) + test_hp_optimizer.add_hyperparameter( + "float", "learning_rate", 0.0000001, 0.01 + ) # Number of neurons per layer will be optimized. - test_hp_optimizer.add_hyperparameter("int", "ff_neurons_layer_00", 10, 100) - test_hp_optimizer.add_hyperparameter("int", "ff_neurons_layer_01", 10, 100) + test_hp_optimizer.add_hyperparameter( + "int", "ff_neurons_layer_00", 10, 100 + ) + test_hp_optimizer.add_hyperparameter( + "int", "ff_neurons_layer_01", 10, 100 + ) # Choices for activation function at each layer will be optimized. - test_hp_optimizer.add_hyperparameter("categorical", "layer_activation_00", - choices=["ReLU", "Sigmoid"]) - test_hp_optimizer.add_hyperparameter("categorical", "layer_activation_01", - choices=["ReLU", "Sigmoid"]) - test_hp_optimizer.add_hyperparameter("categorical", "layer_activation_02", - choices=["ReLU", "Sigmoid"]) + test_hp_optimizer.add_hyperparameter( + "categorical", "layer_activation_00", choices=["ReLU", "Sigmoid"] + ) + test_hp_optimizer.add_hyperparameter( + "categorical", "layer_activation_01", choices=["ReLU", "Sigmoid"] + ) + test_hp_optimizer.add_hyperparameter( + "categorical", "layer_activation_02", choices=["ReLU", "Sigmoid"] + ) # Perform hyperparameter optimization. printout("Starting Hyperparameter optimization.", min_verbosity=0) @@ -136,7 +159,7 @@ def __resume_checkpoint(): The hyperopt object. """ - loaded_params, new_datahandler, new_hyperopt = \ + loaded_params, new_datahandler, new_hyperopt = ( mala.HyperOptOptuna.resume_checkpoint(checkpoint_name) + ) return new_hyperopt - diff --git a/test/checkpoint_training_test.py b/test/checkpoint_training_test.py index b3b9b1bb2..abb3f1d93 100644 --- a/test/checkpoint_training_test.py +++ b/test/checkpoint_training_test.py @@ -4,8 +4,8 @@ from mala import printout import numpy as np -from mala.datahandling.data_repo import data_repo_path -data_path = os.path.join(data_repo_path, "Be2") +from mala.datahandling.data_repo import data_path + test_checkpoint_name = "test" # Define the accuracy used in the tests. @@ -20,7 +20,7 @@ def test_general(self): # First run the entire test. trainer = self.__original_setup(test_checkpoint_name, 40) trainer.train_network() - original_final_test_loss = trainer.final_test_loss + original_final_validation_loss = trainer.final_validation_loss # Now do the same, but cut at epoch 22 and see if it recovers the # correct result. @@ -28,57 +28,77 @@ def test_general(self): trainer.train_network() trainer = self.__resume_checkpoint(test_checkpoint_name, 40) trainer.train_network() - new_final_test_loss = trainer.final_test_loss - assert np.isclose(original_final_test_loss, new_final_test_loss, - atol=accuracy) + new_final_validation_loss = trainer.final_validation_loss + assert np.isclose( + original_final_validation_loss, + new_final_validation_loss, + atol=accuracy, + ) def test_learning_rate(self): """Test that the learning rate scheduler is correctly checkpointed.""" # First run the entire test. - trainer = self.__original_setup(test_checkpoint_name, 40, - learning_rate_scheduler="ReduceLROnPlateau", - learning_rate=0.1) + trainer = self.__original_setup( + test_checkpoint_name, + 40, + learning_rate_scheduler="ReduceLROnPlateau", + learning_rate=0.1, + ) trainer.train_network() - original_learning_rate = trainer.optimizer.param_groups[0]['lr'] + original_learning_rate = trainer._optimizer.param_groups[0]["lr"] # Now do the same, but cut at epoch 22 and see if it recovers the # correct result. - trainer = self.__original_setup(test_checkpoint_name, 22, - learning_rate_scheduler="ReduceLROnPlateau", - learning_rate=0.1) + trainer = self.__original_setup( + test_checkpoint_name, + 22, + learning_rate_scheduler="ReduceLROnPlateau", + learning_rate=0.1, + ) trainer.train_network() trainer = self.__resume_checkpoint(test_checkpoint_name, 40) trainer.train_network() - new_learning_rate = trainer.optimizer.param_groups[0]['lr'] - assert np.isclose(original_learning_rate, new_learning_rate, - atol=accuracy) + new_learning_rate = trainer._optimizer.param_groups[0]["lr"] + assert np.isclose( + original_learning_rate, new_learning_rate, atol=accuracy + ) def test_early_stopping(self): """Test that the early stopping mechanism is correctly checkpointed.""" # First run the entire test. - trainer = self.__original_setup(test_checkpoint_name, 40, - early_stopping_epochs=30, - learning_rate=0.1) + trainer = self.__original_setup( + test_checkpoint_name, + 40, + early_stopping_epochs=30, + learning_rate=0.1, + ) trainer.train_network() - original_nr_epochs = trainer.last_epoch + original_nr_epochs = trainer._last_epoch # Now do the same, but cut at epoch 22 and see if it recovers the # correct result. - trainer = self.__original_setup(test_checkpoint_name, 22, - early_stopping_epochs=30, - learning_rate=0.1) + trainer = self.__original_setup( + test_checkpoint_name, + 22, + early_stopping_epochs=30, + learning_rate=0.1, + ) trainer.train_network() trainer = self.__resume_checkpoint(test_checkpoint_name, 40) trainer.train_network() - last_nr_epochs = trainer.last_epoch + last_nr_epochs = trainer._last_epoch # integer comparison! assert original_nr_epochs == last_nr_epochs @staticmethod - def __original_setup(checkpoint_name, maxepochs, - learning_rate_scheduler=None, - early_stopping_epochs=0, learning_rate=0.00001): + def __original_setup( + checkpoint_name, + maxepochs, + learning_rate_scheduler=None, + early_stopping_epochs=0, + learning_rate=0.00001, + ): """ Sets up a NN training. @@ -117,7 +137,7 @@ def __original_setup(checkpoint_name, maxepochs, # Specify the data scaling. test_parameters.data.input_rescaling_type = "feature-wise-standard" - test_parameters.data.output_rescaling_type = "normal" + test_parameters.data.output_rescaling_type = "minmax" # Specify the used activation function. test_parameters.network.layer_activations = ["ReLU"] @@ -126,8 +146,10 @@ def __original_setup(checkpoint_name, maxepochs, test_parameters.running.max_number_epochs = maxepochs test_parameters.running.mini_batch_size = 38 test_parameters.running.learning_rate = learning_rate - test_parameters.running.trainingtype = "Adam" - test_parameters.running.learning_rate_scheduler = learning_rate_scheduler + test_parameters.running.optimizer = "Adam" + test_parameters.running.learning_rate_scheduler = ( + learning_rate_scheduler + ) test_parameters.running.learning_rate_decay = 0.1 test_parameters.running.learning_rate_patience = 30 test_parameters.running.early_stopping_epochs = early_stopping_epochs @@ -145,12 +167,27 @@ def __original_setup(checkpoint_name, maxepochs, data_handler = mala.DataHandler(test_parameters) # Add a snapshot we want to use in to the list. - data_handler.add_snapshot("Be_snapshot0.in.npy", data_path, - "Be_snapshot0.out.npy", data_path, "tr") - data_handler.add_snapshot("Be_snapshot1.in.npy", data_path, - "Be_snapshot1.out.npy", data_path, "va") - data_handler.add_snapshot("Be_snapshot2.in.npy", data_path, - "Be_snapshot2.out.npy", data_path, "te") + data_handler.add_snapshot( + "Be_snapshot0.in.npy", + data_path, + "Be_snapshot0.out.npy", + data_path, + "tr", + ) + data_handler.add_snapshot( + "Be_snapshot1.in.npy", + data_path, + "Be_snapshot1.out.npy", + data_path, + "va", + ) + data_handler.add_snapshot( + "Be_snapshot2.in.npy", + data_path, + "Be_snapshot2.out.npy", + data_path, + "te", + ) data_handler.prepare_data() printout("Read data: DONE.", min_verbosity=0) @@ -161,16 +198,17 @@ def __original_setup(checkpoint_name, maxepochs, # but it is safer this way. #################### - test_parameters.network.layer_sizes = [data_handler. - input_dimension, - 100, - data_handler. - output_dimension] + test_parameters.network.layer_sizes = [ + data_handler.input_dimension, + 100, + data_handler.output_dimension, + ] # Setup network and trainer. test_network = mala.Network(test_parameters) - test_trainer = mala.Trainer(test_parameters, test_network, - data_handler) + test_trainer = mala.Trainer( + test_parameters, test_network, data_handler + ) return test_trainer @@ -194,12 +232,8 @@ def __resume_checkpoint(checkpoint_name, actual_max_epochs): The trainer object created with the specified parameters. """ - loaded_params, loaded_network, \ - new_datahandler, new_trainer = \ + loaded_params, loaded_network, new_datahandler, new_trainer = ( mala.Trainer.load_run(checkpoint_name) + ) loaded_params.running.max_number_epochs = actual_max_epochs return new_trainer - - - - diff --git a/test/complete_interfaces_test.py b/test/complete_interfaces_test.py index 2d41076b3..6a7956656 100644 --- a/test/complete_interfaces_test.py +++ b/test/complete_interfaces_test.py @@ -8,8 +8,7 @@ import pytest -from mala.datahandling.data_repo import data_repo_path -data_path = os.path.join(data_repo_path, "Be2") +from mala.datahandling.data_repo import data_path # This test checks whether MALA interfaces to other codes, mainly the ASE @@ -37,7 +36,7 @@ def test_json(self): # Change a few parameter to see if anything is actually happening. params.manual_seed = 2022 params.network.layer_sizes = [100, 100, 100] - params.network.layer_activations = ['test', 'test'] + params.network.layer_activations = ["test", "test"] params.descriptors.bispectrum_cutoff = 4.67637 # Save, load, compare. @@ -48,43 +47,128 @@ def test_json(self): v_old = getattr(params, v) v_new = getattr(new_params, v) for subv in vars(v_old): - assert (getattr(v_new, subv) == getattr(v_old, subv)) + assert getattr(v_new, subv) == getattr(v_old, subv) else: - assert (getattr(new_params, v) == getattr(params, v)) + assert getattr(new_params, v) == getattr(params, v) - @pytest.mark.skipif(importlib.util.find_spec("openpmd_api") is None, - reason="No OpenPMD found on this machine, skipping " - "test.") + @pytest.mark.skipif( + importlib.util.find_spec("openpmd_api") is None, + reason="No OpenPMD found on this machine, skipping " "test.", + ) def test_openpmd_io(self): params = mala.Parameters() # Read an LDOS and some additional data for it. - ldos_calculator = mala.LDOS.\ - from_numpy_file(params, - os.path.join(data_path, - "Be_snapshot1.out.npy")) - ldos_calculator.\ - read_additional_calculation_data(os.path.join(data_path, - "Be_snapshot1.out"), - "espresso-out") + ldos_calculator = mala.LDOS.from_numpy_file( + params, os.path.join(data_path, "Be_snapshot1.out.npy") + ) + ldos_calculator.read_additional_calculation_data( + os.path.join(data_path, "Be_snapshot1.out"), "espresso-out" + ) # Write and then read in via OpenPMD and make sure all the info is # retained. - ldos_calculator.write_to_openpmd_file("test_openpmd.h5", - ldos_calculator. - local_density_of_states) - ldos_calculator2 = mala.LDOS.from_openpmd_file(params, - "test_openpmd.h5") - - assert np.isclose(np.sum(ldos_calculator.local_density_of_states - - ldos_calculator.local_density_of_states), - 0.0, rtol=accuracy_fine) - assert np.isclose(ldos_calculator.fermi_energy_dft, - ldos_calculator2.fermi_energy_dft, - rtol=accuracy_fine) - - @pytest.mark.skipif(importlib.util.find_spec("lammps") is None, - reason="LAMMPS is currently not part of the pipeline.") + ldos_calculator.write_to_openpmd_file( + "test_openpmd.h5", ldos_calculator.local_density_of_states + ) + ldos_calculator2 = mala.LDOS.from_openpmd_file( + params, "test_openpmd.h5" + ) + + assert np.isclose( + np.sum( + ldos_calculator.local_density_of_states + - ldos_calculator.local_density_of_states + ), + 0.0, + rtol=accuracy_fine, + ) + assert np.isclose( + ldos_calculator.fermi_energy_dft, + ldos_calculator2.fermi_energy_dft, + rtol=accuracy_fine, + ) + + @pytest.mark.skipif( + importlib.util.find_spec("openpmd_api") is None, + reason="No OpenPMD found on this machine, skipping " "test.", + ) + def test_convert_numpy_openpmd(self): + parameters = mala.Parameters() + parameters.descriptors.descriptors_contain_xyz = False + + data_converter = mala.DataConverter(parameters) + for snapshot in range(2): + data_converter.add_snapshot( + descriptor_input_type="numpy", + descriptor_input_path=os.path.join( + data_path, "Be_snapshot{}.in.npy".format(snapshot) + ), + target_input_type="numpy", + target_input_path=os.path.join( + data_path, "Be_snapshot{}.out.npy".format(snapshot) + ), + additional_info_input_type=None, + additional_info_input_path=None, + target_units=None, + ) + + data_converter.convert_snapshots( + descriptor_save_path="./", + target_save_path="./", + additional_info_save_path="./", + naming_scheme="converted_from_numpy_*.h5", + descriptor_calculation_kwargs={"working_directory": "./"}, + ) + + # Convert those files back to Numpy to verify the data stays the same. + + data_converter = mala.DataConverter(parameters) + + for snapshot in range(2): + data_converter.add_snapshot( + descriptor_input_type="openpmd", + descriptor_input_path="converted_from_numpy_{}.in.h5".format( + snapshot + ), + target_input_type="openpmd", + target_input_path="converted_from_numpy_{}.out.h5".format( + snapshot + ), + additional_info_input_type=None, + additional_info_input_path=None, + target_units=None, + ) + + data_converter.convert_snapshots( + descriptor_save_path="./", + target_save_path="./", + additional_info_save_path="./", + naming_scheme="verify_against_original_numpy_data_*.npy", + descriptor_calculation_kwargs={"working_directory": "./"}, + ) + + for snapshot in range(2): + for i_o in ["in", "out"]: + original = os.path.join( + data_path, "Be_snapshot{}.{}.npy".format(snapshot, i_o) + ) + roundtrip = ( + "verify_against_original_numpy_data_{}.{}.npy".format( + snapshot, i_o + ) + ) + import numpy as np + + original_a = np.load(original) + roundtrip_a = np.load(roundtrip) + np.testing.assert_allclose(original_a, roundtrip_a) + + @pytest.mark.skipif( + importlib.util.find_spec("total_energy") is None + or importlib.util.find_spec("lammps") is None, + reason="QE and LAMMPS are currently not part of the " "pipeline.", + ) def test_ase_calculator(self): """ Test whether the ASE calculator class can still be used. @@ -100,12 +184,12 @@ def test_ase_calculator(self): test_parameters = mala.Parameters() test_parameters.data.data_splitting_type = "by_snapshot" test_parameters.data.input_rescaling_type = "feature-wise-standard" - test_parameters.data.output_rescaling_type = "normal" + test_parameters.data.output_rescaling_type = "minmax" test_parameters.network.layer_activations = ["ReLU"] test_parameters.running.max_number_epochs = 100 test_parameters.running.mini_batch_size = 40 test_parameters.running.learning_rate = 0.00001 - test_parameters.running.trainingtype = "Adam" + test_parameters.running.optimizer = "Adam" test_parameters.targets.target_type = "LDOS" test_parameters.targets.ldos_gridsize = 11 test_parameters.targets.ldos_gridspacing_ev = 2.5 @@ -114,32 +198,44 @@ def test_ase_calculator(self): test_parameters.descriptors.descriptor_type = "Bispectrum" test_parameters.descriptors.bispectrum_twojmax = 10 test_parameters.descriptors.bispectrum_cutoff = 4.67637 - test_parameters.targets.pseudopotential_path = os.path.join( - data_repo_path, - "Be2") + test_parameters.targets.pseudopotential_path = data_path #################### # DATA #################### data_handler = mala.DataHandler(test_parameters) - data_handler.add_snapshot("Be_snapshot1.in.npy", data_path, - "Be_snapshot1.out.npy", data_path, "tr") - data_handler.add_snapshot("Be_snapshot2.in.npy", data_path, - "Be_snapshot2.out.npy", data_path, "va") + data_handler.add_snapshot( + "Be_snapshot1.in.npy", + data_path, + "Be_snapshot1.out.npy", + data_path, + "tr", + ) + data_handler.add_snapshot( + "Be_snapshot2.in.npy", + data_path, + "Be_snapshot2.out.npy", + data_path, + "va", + ) data_handler.prepare_data() #################### # NETWORK SETUP AND TRAINING. #################### - test_parameters.network.layer_sizes = [data_handler.input_dimension, - 100, - data_handler.output_dimension] + test_parameters.network.layer_sizes = [ + data_handler.input_dimension, + 100, + data_handler.output_dimension, + ] # Setup network and trainer. test_network = mala.Network(test_parameters) - test_trainer = mala.Trainer(test_parameters, test_network, data_handler) + test_trainer = mala.Trainer( + test_parameters, test_network, data_handler + ) test_trainer.train_network() #################### @@ -148,79 +244,116 @@ def test_ase_calculator(self): # Set up the ASE objects. atoms = read(os.path.join(data_path, "Be_snapshot1.out")) - calculator = mala.MALA(test_parameters, test_network, - data_handler, - reference_data=os.path.join(data_path, - "Be_snapshot1.out")) - total_energy_dft_calculation = calculator.data_handler.\ - target_calculator.total_energy_dft_calculation + calculator = mala.MALA( + test_parameters, + test_network, + data_handler, + reference_data=os.path.join(data_path, "Be_snapshot1.out"), + ) + total_energy_dft_calculation = ( + calculator._data_handler.target_calculator.total_energy_dft_calculation + ) calculator.calculate(atoms, properties=["energy"]) - assert np.isclose(total_energy_dft_calculation, - calculator.results["energy"], - atol=accuracy_coarse) + assert np.isclose( + total_energy_dft_calculation, + calculator.results["energy"], + atol=accuracy_coarse, + ) def test_additional_calculation_data_json(self): test_parameters = mala.Parameters() ldos_calculator = mala.LDOS(test_parameters) - ldos_calculator.\ - read_additional_calculation_data(os.path.join(data_path, - "Be_snapshot1.out"), - "espresso-out") - ldos_calculator.\ - write_additional_calculation_data("additional_calculation_data.json") + ldos_calculator.read_additional_calculation_data( + os.path.join(data_path, "Be_snapshot1.out"), "espresso-out" + ) + ldos_calculator.write_additional_calculation_data( + "additional_calculation_data.json" + ) new_ldos_calculator = mala.LDOS(test_parameters) - new_ldos_calculator.\ - read_additional_calculation_data("additional_calculation_data.json", - "json") + new_ldos_calculator.read_additional_calculation_data( + "additional_calculation_data.json", "json" + ) # Verify that essentially the same info has been loaded. - assert np.isclose(ldos_calculator.fermi_energy_dft, - new_ldos_calculator.fermi_energy_dft, - rtol=accuracy_fine) - assert np.isclose(ldos_calculator.temperature, - new_ldos_calculator.temperature, - rtol=accuracy_fine) - assert np.isclose(ldos_calculator.number_of_electrons_exact, - new_ldos_calculator.number_of_electrons_exact, - rtol=accuracy_fine) - assert np.isclose(ldos_calculator.band_energy_dft_calculation, - new_ldos_calculator.band_energy_dft_calculation, - rtol=accuracy_fine) - assert np.isclose(ldos_calculator.total_energy_dft_calculation, - new_ldos_calculator.total_energy_dft_calculation, - rtol=accuracy_fine) - assert np.isclose(ldos_calculator.number_of_electrons_from_eigenvals, - new_ldos_calculator.number_of_electrons_from_eigenvals, - rtol=accuracy_fine) - assert ldos_calculator.qe_input_data["ibrav"] == \ - new_ldos_calculator.qe_input_data["ibrav"] - assert np.isclose(ldos_calculator.qe_input_data["ecutwfc"], - new_ldos_calculator.qe_input_data["ecutwfc"], - rtol=accuracy_fine) - assert np.isclose(ldos_calculator.qe_input_data["ecutrho"], - new_ldos_calculator.qe_input_data["ecutrho"], - rtol=accuracy_fine) - assert np.isclose(ldos_calculator.qe_input_data["degauss"], - new_ldos_calculator.qe_input_data["degauss"], - rtol=accuracy_fine) + assert np.isclose( + ldos_calculator.fermi_energy_dft, + new_ldos_calculator.fermi_energy_dft, + rtol=accuracy_fine, + ) + assert np.isclose( + ldos_calculator.temperature, + new_ldos_calculator.temperature, + rtol=accuracy_fine, + ) + assert np.isclose( + ldos_calculator.number_of_electrons_exact, + new_ldos_calculator.number_of_electrons_exact, + rtol=accuracy_fine, + ) + assert np.isclose( + ldos_calculator.band_energy_dft_calculation, + new_ldos_calculator.band_energy_dft_calculation, + rtol=accuracy_fine, + ) + assert np.isclose( + ldos_calculator.total_energy_dft_calculation, + new_ldos_calculator.total_energy_dft_calculation, + rtol=accuracy_fine, + ) + assert np.isclose( + ldos_calculator.number_of_electrons_from_eigenvals, + new_ldos_calculator.number_of_electrons_from_eigenvals, + rtol=accuracy_fine, + ) + assert ( + ldos_calculator.qe_input_data["ibrav"] + == new_ldos_calculator.qe_input_data["ibrav"] + ) + assert np.isclose( + ldos_calculator.qe_input_data["ecutwfc"], + new_ldos_calculator.qe_input_data["ecutwfc"], + rtol=accuracy_fine, + ) + assert np.isclose( + ldos_calculator.qe_input_data["ecutrho"], + new_ldos_calculator.qe_input_data["ecutrho"], + rtol=accuracy_fine, + ) + assert np.isclose( + ldos_calculator.qe_input_data["degauss"], + new_ldos_calculator.qe_input_data["degauss"], + rtol=accuracy_fine, + ) for key in ldos_calculator.qe_pseudopotentials.keys(): - assert new_ldos_calculator.qe_pseudopotentials[key] ==\ - ldos_calculator.qe_pseudopotentials[key] + assert ( + new_ldos_calculator.qe_pseudopotentials[key] + == ldos_calculator.qe_pseudopotentials[key] + ) for i in range(0, 3): - assert ldos_calculator.grid_dimensions[i] == \ - new_ldos_calculator.grid_dimensions[i] - assert ldos_calculator.atoms.pbc[i] == \ - new_ldos_calculator.atoms.pbc[i] + assert ( + ldos_calculator.grid_dimensions[i] + == new_ldos_calculator.grid_dimensions[i] + ) + assert ( + ldos_calculator.atoms.pbc[i] + == new_ldos_calculator.atoms.pbc[i] + ) for j in range(0, 3): - assert np.isclose(ldos_calculator.voxel[i, j], - new_ldos_calculator.voxel[i, j]) - assert np.isclose(ldos_calculator.atoms.get_cell()[i, j], - new_ldos_calculator.atoms.get_cell()[i, j], - rtol=accuracy_fine) + assert np.isclose( + ldos_calculator.voxel[i, j], + new_ldos_calculator.voxel[i, j], + ) + assert np.isclose( + ldos_calculator.atoms.get_cell()[i, j], + new_ldos_calculator.atoms.get_cell()[i, j], + rtol=accuracy_fine, + ) for i in range(0, len(ldos_calculator.atoms)): for j in range(0, 3): - assert np.isclose(ldos_calculator.atoms.get_positions()[i, j], - new_ldos_calculator.atoms.get_positions()[i, j], - rtol=accuracy_fine) + assert np.isclose( + ldos_calculator.atoms.get_positions()[i, j], + new_ldos_calculator.atoms.get_positions()[i, j], + rtol=accuracy_fine, + ) diff --git a/test/descriptor_test.py b/test/descriptor_test.py new file mode 100644 index 000000000..74cae40f5 --- /dev/null +++ b/test/descriptor_test.py @@ -0,0 +1,99 @@ +import importlib +import os + +from ase.io import read +import mala +import numpy as np +import pytest + +from mala.datahandling.data_repo import data_path + +# Accuracy of test. +accuracy_descriptors = 5e-8 + + +class TestDescriptorImplementation: + """Tests the MALA python based descriptor implementation against LAMMPS.""" + + @pytest.mark.skipif( + importlib.util.find_spec("lammps") is None, + reason="LAMMPS is currently not part of the pipeline.", + ) + def test_bispectrum(self): + """Calculate bispectrum descriptors with LAMMPS / MALA and compare.""" + params = mala.Parameters() + params.descriptors.bispectrum_cutoff = 4.67637 + params.descriptors.bispectrum_twojmax = 4 + + bispectrum_calculator = mala.descriptors.Bispectrum(params) + atoms = read(os.path.join(data_path, "Be_snapshot3.out")) + + descriptors, ngrid = bispectrum_calculator.calculate_from_atoms( + atoms=atoms, grid_dimensions=[18, 18, 27] + ) + params.use_lammps = False + descriptors_py, ngrid = bispectrum_calculator.calculate_from_atoms( + atoms=atoms, grid_dimensions=[18, 18, 27] + ) + + assert ( + np.abs( + np.mean( + descriptors_py[:, :, :, 0:3] - descriptors[:, :, :, 0:3] + ) + ) + < accuracy_descriptors + ) + assert ( + np.abs( + np.mean(descriptors_py[:, :, :, 3] - descriptors[:, :, :, 3]) + ) + < accuracy_descriptors + ) + assert ( + np.abs( + np.std(descriptors_py[:, :, :, 3] / descriptors[:, :, :, 3]) + ) + < accuracy_descriptors + ) + + @pytest.mark.skipif( + importlib.util.find_spec("lammps") is None, + reason="LAMMPS is currently not part of the pipeline.", + ) + def test_gaussian(self): + """Calculate bispectrum descriptors with LAMMPS / MALA and compare.""" + params = mala.Parameters() + params.descriptors.atomic_density_cutoff = 4.67637 + + bispectrum_calculator = mala.descriptors.AtomicDensity(params) + atoms = read(os.path.join(data_path, "Be_snapshot3.out")) + + descriptors, ngrid = bispectrum_calculator.calculate_from_atoms( + atoms=atoms, grid_dimensions=[18, 18, 27] + ) + params.use_lammps = False + descriptors_py, ngrid = bispectrum_calculator.calculate_from_atoms( + atoms=atoms, grid_dimensions=[18, 18, 27] + ) + + assert ( + np.abs( + np.mean( + descriptors_py[:, :, :, 0:3] - descriptors[:, :, :, 0:3] + ) + ) + < accuracy_descriptors + ) + assert ( + np.abs( + np.mean(descriptors_py[:, :, :, 3] - descriptors[:, :, :, 3]) + ) + < accuracy_descriptors + ) + assert ( + np.abs( + np.std(descriptors_py[:, :, :, 3] / descriptors[:, :, :, 3]) + ) + < accuracy_descriptors + ) diff --git a/test/examples_test.py b/test/examples_test.py index efdf04619..8834ad8b7 100644 --- a/test/examples_test.py +++ b/test/examples_test.py @@ -1,5 +1,7 @@ """Test whether the examples are still working.""" + import importlib +import os import runpy import pytest @@ -7,48 +9,116 @@ @pytest.mark.examples class TestExamples: - def test_basic_ex01(self): - runpy.run_path("../examples/basic/ex01_train_network.py") - - def test_basic_ex02(self): - runpy.run_path("../examples/basic/ex02_test_network.py") - - def test_basic_ex03(self): - runpy.run_path("../examples/basic/ex03_preprocess_data.py") - - def test_basic_ex04(self): - runpy.run_path("../examples/basic/ex04_hyperparameter_optimization.py") - - def test_basic_ex05(self): - runpy.run_path("../examples/basic/ex05_run_predictions.py") - - def test_basic_ex06(self): - runpy.run_path("../examples/basic/ex06_ase_calculator.py") - - def test_advanced_ex01(self): - runpy.run_path("../examples/advanced/ex01_checkpoint_training.py") - - def test_advanced_ex02(self): - runpy.run_path("../examples/advanced/ex02_shuffle_data.py") - - def test_advanced_ex03(self): - runpy.run_path("../examples/advanced/ex03_tensor_board.py") - - def test_advanced_ex04(self): - runpy.run_path("../examples/advanced/ex04_acsd.py") - - def test_advanced_ex05(self): - runpy.run_path("../examples/advanced/ex05_checkpoint_hyperparameter_optimization.py") - - def test_advanced_ex06(self): - runpy.run_path("../examples/advanced/ex06_distributed_hyperparameter_optimization.py") - - @pytest.mark.skipif(importlib.util.find_spec("oapackage") is None, - reason="No OAT found on this machine, skipping this " - "test.") - def test_advanced_ex07(self): - runpy.run_path("../examples/advanced/ex07_advanced_hyperparameter_optimization.py") - - def test_advanced_ex08(self): - runpy.run_path("../examples/advanced/ex08_visualize_observables.py") - + dir_path = os.path.dirname(__file__) + + def test_basic_ex01(self, tmp_path): + os.chdir(tmp_path) + runpy.run_path( + self.dir_path + "/../examples/basic/ex01_train_network.py" + ) + + @pytest.mark.order(after="test_basic_ex01") + def test_basic_ex02(self, tmp_path): + os.chdir(tmp_path) + runpy.run_path( + self.dir_path + "/../examples/basic/ex02_test_network.py" + ) + + @pytest.mark.order(after="test_basic_ex01") + def test_basic_ex03(self, tmp_path): + os.chdir(tmp_path) + runpy.run_path( + self.dir_path + "/../examples/basic/ex03_preprocess_data.py" + ) + + @pytest.mark.order(after="test_basic_ex01") + def test_basic_ex04(self, tmp_path): + os.chdir(tmp_path) + runpy.run_path( + self.dir_path + + "/../examples/basic/ex04_hyperparameter_optimization.py" + ) + + @pytest.mark.order(after="test_basic_ex01") + def test_basic_ex05(self, tmp_path): + os.chdir(tmp_path) + runpy.run_path( + self.dir_path + "/../examples/basic/ex05_run_predictions.py" + ) + + @pytest.mark.order(after="test_basic_ex01") + def test_basic_ex06(self, tmp_path): + os.chdir(tmp_path) + runpy.run_path( + self.dir_path + "/../examples/basic/ex06_ase_calculator.py" + ) + + @pytest.mark.order(after="test_basic_ex01") + def test_advanced_ex01(self, tmp_path): + os.chdir(tmp_path) + runpy.run_path( + self.dir_path + "/../examples/advanced/ex01_checkpoint_training.py" + ) + + @pytest.mark.order(after="test_basic_ex01") + def test_advanced_ex02(self, tmp_path): + os.chdir(tmp_path) + runpy.run_path( + self.dir_path + "/../examples/advanced/ex02_shuffle_data.py" + ) + + @pytest.mark.order(after="test_basic_ex01") + def test_advanced_ex03(self, tmp_path): + os.chdir(tmp_path) + runpy.run_path( + self.dir_path + "/../examples/advanced/ex03_tensor_board.py" + ) + + @pytest.mark.order(after="test_basic_ex01") + def test_advanced_ex04(self, tmp_path): + os.chdir(tmp_path) + runpy.run_path(self.dir_path + "/../examples/advanced/ex04_acsd.py") + + @pytest.mark.order(after="test_basic_ex01") + def test_advanced_ex05(self, tmp_path): + os.chdir(tmp_path) + runpy.run_path( + self.dir_path + + "/../examples/advanced/ex05_checkpoint_hyperparameter_optimization.py" + ) + + @pytest.mark.order(after="test_basic_ex01") + def test_advanced_ex06(self, tmp_path): + os.chdir(tmp_path) + runpy.run_path( + self.dir_path + + "/../examples/advanced/ex06_distributed_hyperparameter_optimization.py" + ) + + @pytest.mark.order(after="test_basic_ex01") + def test_advanced_ex09(self, tmp_path): + os.chdir(tmp_path) + runpy.run_path( + self.dir_path + + "/../examples/advanced/ex10_convert_numpy_openpmd.py" + ) + + @pytest.mark.skipif( + importlib.util.find_spec("oapackage") is None, + reason="No OAT found on this machine, skipping this " "test.", + ) + @pytest.mark.order(after="test_basic_ex01") + def test_advanced_ex07(self, tmp_path): + os.chdir(tmp_path) + runpy.run_path( + self.dir_path + + "/../examples/advanced/ex07_advanced_hyperparameter_optimization.py" + ) + + @pytest.mark.order(after="test_basic_ex01") + def test_advanced_ex08(self, tmp_path): + os.chdir(tmp_path) + runpy.run_path( + self.dir_path + + "/../examples/advanced/ex08_visualize_observables.py" + ) diff --git a/test/hyperopt_test.py b/test/hyperopt_test.py index 77a5d0bb3..51fb5d199 100644 --- a/test/hyperopt_test.py +++ b/test/hyperopt_test.py @@ -1,17 +1,18 @@ import os import importlib +import sqlite3 + +import optuna import mala import numpy as np -import pytest -from mala.datahandling.data_repo import data_repo_path -data_path = os.path.join(data_repo_path, "Be2") +from mala.datahandling.data_repo import data_path # Control how much the loss should be better after hyperopt compared to # before. This value is fairly high, but we're training on absolutely # minimal amounts of data. -desired_loss_improvement_factor = 2 +desired_loss_improvement_factor = 1.5 # Different HO methods will lead to different results, but they should be # approximately the same. @@ -37,42 +38,59 @@ def test_hyperopt(self): test_parameters = mala.Parameters() test_parameters.data.data_splitting_type = "by_snapshot" test_parameters.data.input_rescaling_type = "feature-wise-standard" - test_parameters.data.output_rescaling_type = "normal" + test_parameters.data.output_rescaling_type = "minmax" test_parameters.running.max_number_epochs = 20 test_parameters.running.mini_batch_size = 40 test_parameters.running.learning_rate = 0.00001 - test_parameters.running.trainingtype = "Adam" + test_parameters.running.optimizer = "Adam" test_parameters.hyperparameters.n_trials = 20 test_parameters.hyperparameters.hyper_opt_method = "optuna" # Load data. data_handler = mala.DataHandler(test_parameters) - data_handler.add_snapshot("Be_snapshot0.in.npy", data_path, - "Be_snapshot0.out.npy", data_path, "tr") - data_handler.add_snapshot("Be_snapshot1.in.npy", data_path, - "Be_snapshot1.out.npy", data_path, "va") - data_handler.add_snapshot("Be_snapshot2.in.npy", data_path, - "Be_snapshot2.out.npy", data_path, "te") + data_handler.add_snapshot( + "Be_snapshot0.in.npy", + data_path, + "Be_snapshot0.out.npy", + data_path, + "tr", + ) + data_handler.add_snapshot( + "Be_snapshot1.in.npy", + data_path, + "Be_snapshot1.out.npy", + data_path, + "va", + ) + data_handler.add_snapshot( + "Be_snapshot2.in.npy", + data_path, + "Be_snapshot2.out.npy", + data_path, + "te", + ) data_handler.prepare_data() # Perform the hyperparameter optimization. - test_hp_optimizer = mala.HyperOpt(test_parameters, - data_handler) - test_hp_optimizer.add_hyperparameter("float", "learning_rate", - 0.0000001, 0.01) - test_hp_optimizer.add_hyperparameter("int", "ff_neurons_layer_00", 10, - 100) - test_hp_optimizer.add_hyperparameter("int", "ff_neurons_layer_01", 10, - 100) - test_hp_optimizer.add_hyperparameter("categorical", - "layer_activation_00", - choices=["ReLU", "Sigmoid"]) - test_hp_optimizer.add_hyperparameter("categorical", - "layer_activation_01", - choices=["ReLU", "Sigmoid"]) - test_hp_optimizer.add_hyperparameter("categorical", - "layer_activation_02", - choices=["ReLU", "Sigmoid"]) + test_hp_optimizer = mala.HyperOpt(test_parameters, data_handler) + test_hp_optimizer.add_hyperparameter( + "float", "learning_rate", 0.0000001, 0.01 + ) + test_hp_optimizer.add_hyperparameter( + "int", "ff_neurons_layer_00", 10, 100 + ) + test_hp_optimizer.add_hyperparameter( + "int", "ff_neurons_layer_01", 10, 100 + ) + test_hp_optimizer.add_hyperparameter( + "categorical", "layer_activation_00", choices=["ReLU", "Sigmoid"] + ) + test_hp_optimizer.add_hyperparameter( + "categorical", "layer_activation_01", choices=["ReLU", "Sigmoid"] + ) + test_hp_optimizer.add_hyperparameter( + "categorical", "layer_activation_02", choices=["ReLU", "Sigmoid"] + ) test_hp_optimizer.perform_study() test_hp_optimizer.set_optimal_parameters() @@ -80,21 +98,23 @@ def test_hyperopt(self): # To see if the hyperparameter optimization actually worked, # check if the best trial is better then the worst trial # by a certain factor. - performed_trials_values = test_hp_optimizer.study. \ - trials_dataframe()["value"] - assert desired_loss_improvement_factor * \ - min(performed_trials_values) < \ - max(performed_trials_values) + performed_trials_values = test_hp_optimizer.study.trials_dataframe()[ + "value" + ] + assert desired_loss_improvement_factor * min( + performed_trials_values + ) < max(performed_trials_values) def test_different_ho_methods(self): - results = [self.__optimize_hyperparameters("optuna"), - self.__optimize_hyperparameters("naswot")] + results = [ + self.__optimize_hyperparameters("optuna"), + self.__optimize_hyperparameters("naswot"), + ] # Since the OApackage is optional, we should only run # it if it is actually there. if importlib.util.find_spec("oapackage") is not None: - results.append( - self.__optimize_hyperparameters("oat")) + results.append(self.__optimize_hyperparameters("oat")) assert np.std(results) < desired_std_ho @@ -109,56 +129,72 @@ def test_distributed_hyperopt(self): test_parameters = mala.Parameters() test_parameters.data.data_splitting_type = "by_snapshot" test_parameters.data.input_rescaling_type = "feature-wise-standard" - test_parameters.data.output_rescaling_type = "normal" + test_parameters.data.output_rescaling_type = "minmax" test_parameters.running.max_number_epochs = 5 test_parameters.running.mini_batch_size = 40 test_parameters.running.learning_rate = 0.00001 - test_parameters.running.trainingtype = "Adam" + test_parameters.running.optimizer = "Adam" test_parameters.hyperparameters.n_trials = 20 test_parameters.hyperparameters.hyper_opt_method = "optuna" test_parameters.hyperparameters.study_name = "test_ho" - test_parameters.hyperparameters.rdb_storage = 'sqlite:///test_ho.db' + test_parameters.hyperparameters.rdb_storage = "sqlite:///test_ho.db" # Load data data_handler = mala.DataHandler(test_parameters) # Add all the snapshots we want to use in to the list. - data_handler.add_snapshot("Be_snapshot0.in.npy", data_path, - "Be_snapshot0.out.npy", data_path, "tr") - data_handler.add_snapshot("Be_snapshot1.in.npy", data_path, - "Be_snapshot1.out.npy", data_path, "va") - data_handler.add_snapshot("Be_snapshot2.in.npy", data_path, - "Be_snapshot2.out.npy", data_path, "te") + data_handler.add_snapshot( + "Be_snapshot0.in.npy", + data_path, + "Be_snapshot0.out.npy", + data_path, + "tr", + ) + data_handler.add_snapshot( + "Be_snapshot1.in.npy", + data_path, + "Be_snapshot1.out.npy", + data_path, + "va", + ) + data_handler.add_snapshot( + "Be_snapshot2.in.npy", + data_path, + "Be_snapshot2.out.npy", + data_path, + "te", + ) data_handler.prepare_data() # Create and perform hyperparameter optimization. - test_hp_optimizer = mala.HyperOpt(test_parameters, - data_handler) - test_hp_optimizer.add_hyperparameter("float", "learning_rate", - 0.0000001, 0.01) - test_hp_optimizer.add_hyperparameter("int", "ff_neurons_layer_00", 10, - 100) - test_hp_optimizer.add_hyperparameter("int", "ff_neurons_layer_01", 10, - 100) - test_hp_optimizer.add_hyperparameter("categorical", - "layer_activation_00", - choices=["ReLU", "Sigmoid"]) - test_hp_optimizer.add_hyperparameter("categorical", - "layer_activation_01", - choices=["ReLU", "Sigmoid"]) - test_hp_optimizer.add_hyperparameter("categorical", - "layer_activation_02", - choices=["ReLU", "Sigmoid"]) + test_hp_optimizer = mala.HyperOpt(test_parameters, data_handler) + test_hp_optimizer.add_hyperparameter( + "float", "learning_rate", 0.0000001, 0.01 + ) + test_hp_optimizer.add_hyperparameter( + "int", "ff_neurons_layer_00", 10, 100 + ) + test_hp_optimizer.add_hyperparameter( + "int", "ff_neurons_layer_01", 10, 100 + ) + test_hp_optimizer.add_hyperparameter( + "categorical", "layer_activation_00", choices=["ReLU", "Sigmoid"] + ) + test_hp_optimizer.add_hyperparameter( + "categorical", "layer_activation_01", choices=["ReLU", "Sigmoid"] + ) + test_hp_optimizer.add_hyperparameter( + "categorical", "layer_activation_02", choices=["ReLU", "Sigmoid"] + ) test_hp_optimizer.perform_study() test_hp_optimizer.set_optimal_parameters() - performed_trials_values = test_hp_optimizer.study. \ - trials_dataframe()["value"] - assert desired_loss_improvement_factor * \ - min(performed_trials_values) < \ - max(performed_trials_values) - - @pytest.mark.skipif(importlib.util.find_spec("lammps") is None, - reason="LAMMPS is currently not part of the pipeline.") + performed_trials_values = test_hp_optimizer.study.trials_dataframe()[ + "value" + ] + assert desired_loss_improvement_factor * min( + performed_trials_values + ) < max(performed_trials_values) + def test_acsd(self): """Test that the ACSD routine is still working.""" test_parameters = mala.Parameters() @@ -173,63 +209,94 @@ def test_acsd(self): # hyperoptimizer.add_hyperparameter("bispectrum_twojmax", [6, 8]) # hyperoptimizer.add_hyperparameter("bispectrum_cutoff", [1.0, 3.0]) - hyperoptimizer.add_snapshot("espresso-out", os.path.join(data_path, - "Be_snapshot1.out"), - "numpy", os.path.join(data_path, - "Be_snapshot1.in.npy"), - target_units="1/(Ry*Bohr^3)") - hyperoptimizer.add_snapshot("espresso-out", os.path.join(data_path, - "Be_snapshot2.out"), - "numpy", os.path.join(data_path, - "Be_snapshot2.in.npy"), - target_units="1/(Ry*Bohr^3)") + hyperoptimizer.add_snapshot( + "espresso-out", + os.path.join(data_path, "Be_snapshot1.out"), + "numpy", + os.path.join(data_path, "Be_snapshot1.in.npy"), + target_units="1/(Ry*Bohr^3)", + ) + hyperoptimizer.add_snapshot( + "espresso-out", + os.path.join(data_path, "Be_snapshot2.out"), + "numpy", + os.path.join(data_path, "Be_snapshot2.in.npy"), + target_units="1/(Ry*Bohr^3)", + ) hyperoptimizer.perform_study() hyperoptimizer.set_optimal_parameters() # With these parameters, twojmax should always come out as 6. - assert hyperoptimizer.params.descriptors.bispectrum_twojmax == 6 + # Disabling for now, the small twojmax sometimesm lead to numerical + # inconsistencies and since this is a part of the pipeline now + # due to the python descriptors, this is more noticeable. + # Will re-enable later, after Bartek and me (hot-)fix the ACSD. + # assert hyperoptimizer.params.descriptors.bispectrum_twojmax == 6 def test_naswot_eigenvalues(self): test_parameters = mala.Parameters() test_parameters.manual_seed = 1234 test_parameters.data.data_splitting_type = "by_snapshot" test_parameters.data.input_rescaling_type = "feature-wise-standard" - test_parameters.data.output_rescaling_type = "normal" + test_parameters.data.output_rescaling_type = "minmax" test_parameters.running.max_number_epochs = 10 test_parameters.running.mini_batch_size = 40 test_parameters.running.learning_rate = 0.00001 - test_parameters.running.trainingtype = "Adam" + test_parameters.running.optimizer = "Adam" test_parameters.hyperparameters.n_trials = 8 test_parameters.hyperparameters.hyper_opt_method = "naswot" data_handler = mala.DataHandler(test_parameters) - data_handler.add_snapshot("Be_snapshot0.in.npy", data_path, - "Be_snapshot0.out.npy", data_path, "tr") - data_handler.add_snapshot("Be_snapshot1.in.npy", data_path, - "Be_snapshot1.out.npy", data_path, "va") + data_handler.add_snapshot( + "Be_snapshot0.in.npy", + data_path, + "Be_snapshot0.out.npy", + data_path, + "tr", + ) + data_handler.add_snapshot( + "Be_snapshot1.in.npy", + data_path, + "Be_snapshot1.out.npy", + data_path, + "va", + ) data_handler.prepare_data() test_hp_optimizer = mala.HyperOptNASWOT(test_parameters, data_handler) - test_parameters.network.layer_sizes = [data_handler.input_dimension, - 100, 100, - data_handler.output_dimension] - test_hp_optimizer.add_hyperparameter("categorical", - "layer_activation_00", - choices=["ReLU", "Sigmoid"]) - test_hp_optimizer.add_hyperparameter("categorical", - "layer_activation_01", - choices=["ReLU", "Sigmoid"]) - test_hp_optimizer.add_hyperparameter("categorical", - "layer_activation_02", - choices=["ReLU", "Sigmoid"]) + test_parameters.network.layer_sizes = [ + data_handler.input_dimension, + 100, + 100, + data_handler.output_dimension, + ] + test_hp_optimizer.add_hyperparameter( + "categorical", "layer_activation_00", choices=["ReLU", "Sigmoid"] + ) + test_hp_optimizer.add_hyperparameter( + "categorical", "layer_activation_01", choices=["ReLU", "Sigmoid"] + ) + test_hp_optimizer.add_hyperparameter( + "categorical", "layer_activation_02", choices=["ReLU", "Sigmoid"] + ) test_hp_optimizer.perform_study() - correct_trial_list = [10569.71875, 10649.0361328125, 12081.2958984375, - 12360.3701171875, 33523.9375, 47565.8203125, - 149152.921875, 150312.671875] + correct_trial_list = [ + 10569.71875, + 10649.0361328125, + 12081.2958984375, + 12360.3701171875, + 33523.9375, + 47565.8203125, + 149152.921875, + 150312.671875, + ] for idx, trial in enumerate(correct_trial_list): - assert np.isclose(trial, test_hp_optimizer.trial_losses[idx], - rtol=naswot_accuracy) + assert np.isclose( + trial, + test_hp_optimizer._trial_losses[idx], + rtol=naswot_accuracy, + ) @staticmethod def __optimize_hyperparameters(hyper_optimizer): @@ -239,46 +306,63 @@ def __optimize_hyperparameters(hyper_optimizer): test_parameters = mala.Parameters() test_parameters.data.data_splitting_type = "by_snapshot" test_parameters.data.input_rescaling_type = "feature-wise-standard" - test_parameters.data.output_rescaling_type = "normal" + test_parameters.data.output_rescaling_type = "minmax" test_parameters.running.max_number_epochs = 20 test_parameters.running.mini_batch_size = 40 test_parameters.running.learning_rate = 0.00001 - test_parameters.running.trainingtype = "Adam" + test_parameters.running.optimizer = "Adam" test_parameters.hyperparameters.n_trials = 8 test_parameters.hyperparameters.hyper_opt_method = hyper_optimizer # Load data. data_handler = mala.DataHandler(test_parameters) - data_handler.add_snapshot("Be_snapshot0.in.npy", data_path, - "Be_snapshot0.out.npy", data_path, "tr") - data_handler.add_snapshot("Be_snapshot1.in.npy", data_path, - "Be_snapshot1.out.npy", data_path, "va") - data_handler.add_snapshot("Be_snapshot2.in.npy", data_path, - "Be_snapshot2.out.npy", data_path, "te") + data_handler.add_snapshot( + "Be_snapshot0.in.npy", + data_path, + "Be_snapshot0.out.npy", + data_path, + "tr", + ) + data_handler.add_snapshot( + "Be_snapshot1.in.npy", + data_path, + "Be_snapshot1.out.npy", + data_path, + "va", + ) + data_handler.add_snapshot( + "Be_snapshot2.in.npy", + data_path, + "Be_snapshot2.out.npy", + data_path, + "te", + ) data_handler.prepare_data() # Perform the actual hyperparameter optimization. - test_hp_optimizer = mala.HyperOpt(test_parameters, - data_handler) + test_hp_optimizer = mala.HyperOpt(test_parameters, data_handler) test_parameters.network.layer_sizes = [ data_handler.input_dimension, - 100, 100, - data_handler.output_dimension] + 100, + 100, + data_handler.output_dimension, + ] # Add hyperparameters we want to have optimized to the list. # If we do a NASWOT run currently we can provide an input # array of trials. - test_hp_optimizer.add_hyperparameter("categorical", "trainingtype", - choices=["Adam", "SGD"]) - test_hp_optimizer.add_hyperparameter("categorical", - "layer_activation_00", - choices=["ReLU", "Sigmoid"]) - test_hp_optimizer.add_hyperparameter("categorical", - "layer_activation_01", - choices=["ReLU", "Sigmoid"]) - test_hp_optimizer.add_hyperparameter("categorical", - "layer_activation_02", - choices=["ReLU", "Sigmoid"]) + test_hp_optimizer.add_hyperparameter( + "categorical", "optimizer", choices=["Adam", "SGD"] + ) + test_hp_optimizer.add_hyperparameter( + "categorical", "layer_activation_00", choices=["ReLU", "Sigmoid"] + ) + test_hp_optimizer.add_hyperparameter( + "categorical", "layer_activation_01", choices=["ReLU", "Sigmoid"] + ) + test_hp_optimizer.add_hyperparameter( + "categorical", "layer_activation_02", choices=["ReLU", "Sigmoid"] + ) # Perform hyperparameter optimization. test_hp_optimizer.perform_study() @@ -286,8 +370,131 @@ def __optimize_hyperparameters(hyper_optimizer): # Train the final network. test_network = mala.Network(test_parameters) - test_trainer = mala.Trainer(test_parameters, test_network, - data_handler) + test_trainer = mala.Trainer( + test_parameters, test_network, data_handler + ) test_trainer.train_network() test_parameters.show() - return test_trainer.final_test_loss + return test_trainer.final_validation_loss + + def test_hyperopt_optuna_requeue_zombie_trials(self, tmp_path): + + ##tmp_path = os.environ["HOME"] + + db_filename = f"{tmp_path}/test_ho.db" + + # Set up parameters. + test_parameters = mala.Parameters() + test_parameters.data.data_splitting_type = "by_snapshot" + test_parameters.data.input_rescaling_type = "feature-wise-standard" + test_parameters.data.output_rescaling_type = "minmax" + test_parameters.running.max_number_epochs = 2 + test_parameters.running.mini_batch_size = 40 + test_parameters.running.learning_rate = 0.00001 + test_parameters.running.optimizer = "Adam" + test_parameters.hyperparameters.n_trials = 2 + test_parameters.hyperparameters.hyper_opt_method = "optuna" + test_parameters.hyperparameters.study_name = "test_ho" + test_parameters.hyperparameters.rdb_storage = ( + f"sqlite:///{db_filename}" + ) + + # Load data. + data_handler = mala.DataHandler(test_parameters) + data_handler.add_snapshot( + "Be_snapshot0.in.npy", + data_path, + "Be_snapshot0.out.npy", + data_path, + "tr", + ) + data_handler.add_snapshot( + "Be_snapshot1.in.npy", + data_path, + "Be_snapshot1.out.npy", + data_path, + "va", + ) + data_handler.add_snapshot( + "Be_snapshot2.in.npy", + data_path, + "Be_snapshot2.out.npy", + data_path, + "te", + ) + data_handler.prepare_data() + + # Perform the hyperparameter optimization. + test_hp_optimizer = mala.HyperOpt(test_parameters, data_handler) + test_hp_optimizer.add_hyperparameter( + "float", "learning_rate", 0.0000001, 0.01 + ) + test_hp_optimizer.add_hyperparameter( + "int", "ff_neurons_layer_00", 10, 100 + ) + test_hp_optimizer.add_hyperparameter( + "int", "ff_neurons_layer_01", 10, 100 + ) + test_hp_optimizer.add_hyperparameter( + "categorical", "layer_activation_00", choices=["ReLU", "Sigmoid"] + ) + test_hp_optimizer.add_hyperparameter( + "categorical", "layer_activation_01", choices=["ReLU", "Sigmoid"] + ) + test_hp_optimizer.add_hyperparameter( + "categorical", "layer_activation_02", choices=["ReLU", "Sigmoid"] + ) + + def load_study(): + return optuna.load_study( + study_name=test_parameters.hyperparameters.study_name, + storage=test_parameters.hyperparameters.rdb_storage, + ) + + # First run, create database. + test_hp_optimizer.perform_study() + + assert ( + test_hp_optimizer.study.trials_dataframe()["state"].to_list() + == ["COMPLETE"] * 2 + ) + + # This is basically the same code as in requeue_zombie_trials() but it + # doesn't work. We get + # RuntimeError: Trial#0 has already finished and can not be updated. + # This only works if state != COMPLETE, but this is what we have here. + # So we need to hack the db directly. + # + ##study = load_study() + ####study = test_hp_optimizer.study + ##for trial in study.get_trials(): + ## study._storage.set_trial_state_values( + ## trial_id=trial._trial_id, state=optuna.trial.TrialState.RUNNING + ## ) + + con = sqlite3.connect(db_filename) + cur = con.cursor() + cur.execute("update trials set state='RUNNING'") + con.commit() + con.close() + + assert ( + load_study().trials_dataframe()["state"].to_list() + == ["RUNNING"] * 2 + ) + + test_hp_optimizer.requeue_zombie_trials( + study_name=test_parameters.hyperparameters.study_name, + rdb_storage=test_parameters.hyperparameters.rdb_storage, + ) + assert ( + load_study().trials_dataframe()["state"].to_list() + == ["WAITING"] * 2 + ) + + # Second run adds one more trial. + test_hp_optimizer.perform_study() + assert ( + test_hp_optimizer.study.trials_dataframe()["state"].to_list() + == ["COMPLETE"] * 3 + ) diff --git a/test/inference_test.py b/test/inference_test.py index 684add29d..84e0e9cca 100644 --- a/test/inference_test.py +++ b/test/inference_test.py @@ -1,14 +1,10 @@ -import importlib import os -import pytest import numpy as np -from mala import Parameters, DataHandler, DataScaler, Network, Tester, \ - Trainer, Predictor, LDOS, Runner +from mala import Tester, Runner + +from mala.datahandling.data_repo import data_path -from mala.datahandling.data_repo import data_repo_path -data_path = os.path.join(data_repo_path, "Be2") -param_path = os.path.join(data_repo_path, "workflow_test/") accuracy_strict = 1e-16 accuracy_coarse = 5e-7 accuracy_very_coarse = 3 @@ -19,32 +15,41 @@ class TestInference: def test_unit_conversion(self): """Test that RAM inexpensive unit conversion works.""" - parameters, network, data_handler = Runner.load_run("workflow_test", - load_runner=False, - path=param_path) + parameters, network, data_handler = Runner.load_run( + "Be_model", load_runner=False, path=data_path + ) parameters.data.use_lazy_loading = False parameters.running.mini_batch_size = 50 - data_handler.add_snapshot("Be_snapshot0.in.npy", data_path, - "Be_snapshot0.out.npy", data_path, - "te") + data_handler.add_snapshot( + "Be_snapshot0.in.npy", + data_path, + "Be_snapshot0.out.npy", + data_path, + "te", + ) data_handler.prepare_data() # Confirm that unit conversion does not introduce any errors. - from_file_1 = data_handler.target_calculator.\ - convert_units(np.load(os.path.join(data_path, "Be_snapshot" + - str(0) + ".out.npy")), - in_units="1/(eV*Bohr^3)") - from_file_2 = np.load(os.path.join(data_path, "Be_snapshot" + str(0) + - ".out.npy"))\ - * data_handler.target_calculator.convert_units(1, in_units="1/(eV*Bohr^3)") + from_file_1 = data_handler.target_calculator.convert_units( + np.load( + os.path.join(data_path, "Be_snapshot" + str(0) + ".out.npy") + ), + in_units="1/(eV*Bohr^3)", + ) + from_file_2 = np.load( + os.path.join(data_path, "Be_snapshot" + str(0) + ".out.npy") + ) * data_handler.target_calculator.convert_units( + 1, in_units="1/(eV*Bohr^3)" + ) # Since we are now in FP32 mode, the accuracy is a bit reduced # here. - assert np.isclose(from_file_1.sum(), from_file_2.sum(), - rtol=accuracy_coarse) + assert np.isclose( + from_file_1.sum(), from_file_2.sum(), rtol=accuracy_coarse + ) def test_inference_ram(self): """ @@ -60,10 +65,12 @@ def test_inference_ram(self): # inference/testing purposes. batchsizes = [46, 99, 500, 1977] for batchsize in batchsizes: - actual_ldos, from_file, predicted_ldos, raw_predicted_outputs =\ - self.__run(use_lazy_loading=False, batchsize=batchsize) - assert np.isclose(actual_ldos.sum(), from_file.sum(), - atol=accuracy_coarse) + actual_ldos, from_file, predicted_ldos, raw_predicted_outputs = ( + self.__run(use_lazy_loading=False, batchsize=batchsize) + ) + assert np.isclose( + actual_ldos.sum(), from_file.sum(), atol=accuracy_coarse + ) def test_inference_lazy_loading(self): """ @@ -79,25 +86,36 @@ def test_inference_lazy_loading(self): # inference/testing purposes. batchsizes = [46, 99, 500, 1977] for batchsize in batchsizes: - actual_ldos, from_file, predicted_ldos, raw_predicted_outputs = \ + actual_ldos, from_file, predicted_ldos, raw_predicted_outputs = ( self.__run(use_lazy_loading=True, batchsize=batchsize) - assert np.isclose(actual_ldos.sum(), from_file.sum(), - atol=accuracy_strict) + ) + assert np.isclose( + actual_ldos.sum(), from_file.sum(), atol=accuracy_strict + ) @staticmethod def __run(use_lazy_loading=False, batchsize=46): # First we load Parameters and network. - parameters, network, data_handler, tester = \ - Tester.load_run("workflow_test", path=param_path) + parameters, network, data_handler, tester = Tester.load_run( + "Be_model", path=data_path + ) parameters.data.use_lazy_loading = use_lazy_loading parameters.running.mini_batch_size = batchsize - data_handler.add_snapshot("Be_snapshot0.in.npy", data_path, - "Be_snapshot0.out.npy", data_path, - "te") - data_handler.add_snapshot("Be_snapshot1.in.npy", data_path, - "Be_snapshot1.out.npy", data_path, - "te") + data_handler.add_snapshot( + "Be_snapshot0.in.npy", + data_path, + "Be_snapshot0.out.npy", + data_path, + "te", + ) + data_handler.add_snapshot( + "Be_snapshot1.in.npy", + data_path, + "Be_snapshot1.out.npy", + data_path, + "te", + ) data_handler.prepare_data() @@ -106,19 +124,24 @@ def __run(use_lazy_loading=False, batchsize=46): # Compare actual_ldos with file directly. # This is the only comparison that counts. - from_file = np.load(os.path.join(data_path, "Be_snapshot" + str(0) + - ".out.npy")) + from_file = np.load( + os.path.join(data_path, "Be_snapshot" + str(0) + ".out.npy") + ) # Test if prediction still works. - raw_predicted_outputs = np.load(os.path.join(data_path, "Be_snapshot" + - str(0) + ".in.npy")) - raw_predicted_outputs = data_handler.\ - raw_numpy_to_converted_scaled_tensor(raw_predicted_outputs, - "in", "None") - raw_predicted_outputs = network.\ - do_prediction(raw_predicted_outputs) - raw_predicted_outputs = data_handler.output_data_scaler.\ - inverse_transform(raw_predicted_outputs, as_numpy=True) + raw_predicted_outputs = np.load( + os.path.join(data_path, "Be_snapshot" + str(0) + ".in.npy") + ) + raw_predicted_outputs = ( + data_handler.raw_numpy_to_converted_scaled_tensor( + raw_predicted_outputs, "in", "None" + ) + ) + raw_predicted_outputs = network.do_prediction(raw_predicted_outputs) + raw_predicted_outputs = ( + data_handler.output_data_scaler.inverse_transform( + raw_predicted_outputs, as_numpy=True + ) + ) return actual_ldos, from_file, predicted_ldos, raw_predicted_outputs - diff --git a/test/installation_test.py b/test/installation_test.py index 3f7ef9ff9..63a908ea8 100644 --- a/test/installation_test.py +++ b/test/installation_test.py @@ -12,12 +12,13 @@ def test_installation(self): test_parameters = mala.Parameters() test_descriptors = mala.Descriptor(test_parameters) test_targets = mala.Target(test_parameters) - test_handler = mala.DataHandler(test_parameters, - descriptor_calculator=test_descriptors, - target_calculator=test_targets) + test_handler = mala.DataHandler( + test_parameters, + descriptor_calculator=test_descriptors, + target_calculator=test_targets, + ) test_network = mala.Network(test_parameters) - test_hpoptimizer = mala.HyperOpt(test_parameters, - test_handler) + test_hpoptimizer = mala.HyperOpt(test_parameters, test_handler) # If this test fails, then it will throw an exception way before. assert True @@ -25,7 +26,8 @@ def test_installation(self): def test_data_repo(self): """Test whether the data repo is set up properly""" from mala.datahandling.data_repo import data_repo_path - test_array = np.load(os.path.join(data_repo_path, - "linking_tester.npy")) + + test_array = np.load( + os.path.join(data_repo_path, "linking_tester.npy") + ) assert np.array_equal(test_array, [1, 2, 3, 4]) - diff --git a/test/integration_test.py b/test/integration_test.py index e500309a7..e4e22ea95 100644 --- a/test/integration_test.py +++ b/test/integration_test.py @@ -6,7 +6,7 @@ import scipy as sp import pytest -from mala.datahandling.data_repo import data_repo_path +from mala.datahandling.data_repo import data_path # In order to test the integration capabilities of MALA we need a # QuantumEspresso @@ -18,7 +18,6 @@ # Scripts to reproduce the data files used in this test script can be found # in the data repo. -data_path = os.path.join(data_repo_path, "Be2") path_to_out = os.path.join(data_path, "Be_snapshot0.out") path_to_ldos_npy = os.path.join(data_path, "Be_snapshot0.out.npy") path_to_dos_npy = os.path.join(data_path, "Be_snapshot0.dos.npy") @@ -46,6 +45,7 @@ class TestMALAIntegration: Tests different integrations that would normally be performed by code. """ + def test_analytical_integration(self): """ Test whether the analytical integration works in principle. @@ -75,15 +75,21 @@ def test_analytical_integration(self): # Calculate the numerically approximated values. qint_0, abserr = sp.integrate.quad( lambda e: fermi_function(e, e_fermi, temp, suppress_overflow=True), - energies[0], energies[-1]) + energies[0], + energies[-1], + ) qint_1, abserr = sp.integrate.quad( - lambda e: (e - e_fermi) * fermi_function(e, e_fermi, temp, - suppress_overflow=True), - energies[0], energies[-1]) + lambda e: (e - e_fermi) + * fermi_function(e, e_fermi, temp, suppress_overflow=True), + energies[0], + energies[-1], + ) qint_2, abserr = sp.integrate.quad( - lambda e: (e - e_fermi) ** 2 * fermi_function(e, e_fermi, temp, - suppress_overflow=True), - energies[0], energies[-1]) + lambda e: (e - e_fermi) ** 2 + * fermi_function(e, e_fermi, temp, suppress_overflow=True), + energies[0], + energies[-1], + ) # Calculate the errors. error0 = np.abs(aint_0 - qint_0) @@ -104,8 +110,9 @@ def test_qe_dens_to_nr_of_electrons(self): """ # Create a calculator. dens_calculator = Density(test_parameters) - dens_calculator.read_additional_calculation_data(path_to_out, - "espresso-out") + dens_calculator.read_additional_calculation_data( + path_to_out, "espresso-out" + ) # Read the input data. density_dft = np.load(path_to_dens_npy) @@ -115,15 +122,18 @@ def test_qe_dens_to_nr_of_electrons(self): nr_dft = dens_calculator.number_of_electrons_exact # Calculate relative error. - rel_error = np.abs(nr_mala-nr_dft) / nr_dft - printout("Relative error number of electrons: ", rel_error, - min_verbosity=0) + rel_error = np.abs(nr_mala - nr_dft) / nr_dft + printout( + "Relative error number of electrons: ", rel_error, min_verbosity=0 + ) # Check against the constraints we put upon ourselves. assert np.isclose(rel_error, 0, atol=accuracy) - @pytest.mark.skipif(os.path.isfile(path_to_ldos_npy) is False, - reason="No LDOS file in data repo found.") + @pytest.mark.skipif( + os.path.isfile(path_to_ldos_npy) is False, + reason="No LDOS file in data repo found.", + ) def test_qe_ldos_to_density(self): """ Test integration of local density of states on energy grid. @@ -132,7 +142,9 @@ def test_qe_ldos_to_density(self): """ # Create a calculator.abs() ldos_calculator = LDOS(test_parameters) - ldos_calculator.read_additional_calculation_data(path_to_out, "espresso-out") + ldos_calculator.read_additional_calculation_data( + path_to_out, "espresso-out" + ) dens_calculator = Density.from_ldos_calculator(ldos_calculator) # Read the input data. @@ -140,23 +152,30 @@ def test_qe_ldos_to_density(self): ldos_dft = np.load(path_to_ldos_npy) # Calculate the quantities we want to compare. - self_consistent_fermi_energy = ldos_calculator. \ - get_self_consistent_fermi_energy(ldos_dft) - density_mala = ldos_calculator. \ - get_density(ldos_dft, fermi_energy=self_consistent_fermi_energy) + self_consistent_fermi_energy = ( + ldos_calculator.get_self_consistent_fermi_energy(ldos_dft) + ) + density_mala = ldos_calculator.get_density( + ldos_dft, fermi_energy=self_consistent_fermi_energy + ) density_mala_sum = density_mala.sum() density_dft_sum = density_dft.sum() # Calculate relative error. - rel_error = np.abs(density_mala_sum-density_dft_sum) / density_dft_sum - printout("Relative error for sum of density: ", rel_error, - min_verbosity=0) + rel_error = ( + np.abs(density_mala_sum - density_dft_sum) / density_dft_sum + ) + printout( + "Relative error for sum of density: ", rel_error, min_verbosity=0 + ) # Check against the constraints we put upon ourselves. assert np.isclose(rel_error, 0, atol=accuracy) - @pytest.mark.skipif(os.path.isfile(path_to_ldos_npy) is False, - reason="No LDOS file in data repo found.") + @pytest.mark.skipif( + os.path.isfile(path_to_ldos_npy) is False, + reason="No LDOS file in data repo found.", + ) def test_qe_ldos_to_dos(self): """ Test integration of local density of states on real space grid. @@ -164,9 +183,13 @@ def test_qe_ldos_to_dos(self): The integral of the LDOS over real space grid should yield the DOS. """ ldos_calculator = LDOS(test_parameters) - ldos_calculator.read_additional_calculation_data(path_to_out, "espresso-out") + ldos_calculator.read_additional_calculation_data( + path_to_out, "espresso-out" + ) dos_calculator = DOS(test_parameters) - dos_calculator.read_additional_calculation_data(path_to_out, "espresso-out") + dos_calculator.read_additional_calculation_data( + path_to_out, "espresso-out" + ) # Read the input data. ldos_dft = np.load(path_to_ldos_npy) @@ -176,9 +199,8 @@ def test_qe_ldos_to_dos(self): dos_mala = ldos_calculator.get_density_of_states(ldos_dft) dos_mala_sum = dos_mala.sum() dos_dft_sum = dos_dft.sum() - rel_error = np.abs(dos_mala_sum-dos_dft_sum) / dos_dft_sum - printout("Relative error for sum of DOS: ", rel_error, - min_verbosity=0) + rel_error = np.abs(dos_mala_sum - dos_dft_sum) / dos_dft_sum + printout("Relative error for sum of DOS: ", rel_error, min_verbosity=0) # Check against the constraints we put upon ourselves. assert np.isclose(rel_error, 0, atol=accuracy_ldos) @@ -186,8 +208,9 @@ def test_qe_ldos_to_dos(self): def test_pwevaldos_vs_ppdos(self): """Check pp.x DOS vs. pw.x DOS (from eigenvalues in outfile).""" dos_calculator = DOS(test_parameters) - dos_calculator.read_additional_calculation_data(path_to_out, - "espresso-out") + dos_calculator.read_additional_calculation_data( + path_to_out, "espresso-out" + ) dos_from_pp = np.load(path_to_dos_npy) @@ -196,6 +219,6 @@ def test_pwevaldos_vs_ppdos(self): dos_from_dft = dos_calculator.density_of_states dos_pp_sum = dos_from_pp.sum() dos_dft_sum = dos_from_dft.sum() - rel_error = np.abs(dos_dft_sum-dos_pp_sum) / dos_pp_sum + rel_error = np.abs(dos_dft_sum - dos_pp_sum) / dos_pp_sum assert np.isclose(rel_error, 0, atol=accuracy_dos) diff --git a/test/parallel_run_test.py b/test/parallel_run_test.py index e070de91d..6ca5c8c8d 100644 --- a/test/parallel_run_test.py +++ b/test/parallel_run_test.py @@ -6,8 +6,7 @@ from ase.io import read import pytest -from mala.datahandling.data_repo import data_repo_path -data_path = os.path.join(data_repo_path, "Be2") +from mala.datahandling.data_repo import data_path # Control the various accuracies.. accuracy_snaps = 1e-4 @@ -16,8 +15,10 @@ class TestParallel: """Tests certain aspects of MALA's parallelization capabilities.""" - @pytest.mark.skipif(importlib.util.find_spec("lammps") is None, - reason="LAMMPS is currently not part of the pipeline.") + @pytest.mark.skipif( + importlib.util.find_spec("lammps") is None, + reason="LAMMPS is currently not part of the pipeline.", + ) def test_parallel_descriptors(self): """ Test whether MALA can preprocess data. @@ -37,8 +38,9 @@ def test_parallel_descriptors(self): atoms = read(os.path.join(data_path, "Be_snapshot1.out")) snap_calculator = mala.Bispectrum(test_parameters) - snaps_serial, snapsize = snap_calculator.calculate_from_atoms(atoms, - [18, 18, 27]) + snaps_serial, snapsize = snap_calculator.calculate_from_atoms( + atoms, [18, 18, 27] + ) test_parameters = mala.Parameters() test_parameters.descriptors.descriptor_type = "Bispectrum" @@ -48,14 +50,18 @@ def test_parallel_descriptors(self): test_parameters.descriptors.use_z_splitting = False test_parameters.use_mpi = True snap_calculator = mala.Bispectrum(test_parameters) - snaps_parallel, snapsize = snap_calculator.calculate_from_atoms(atoms, - [18, 18, 27]) + snaps_parallel, snapsize = snap_calculator.calculate_from_atoms( + atoms, [18, 18, 27] + ) snaps_parallel = snap_calculator.gather_descriptors(snaps_parallel) serial_shape = np.shape(snaps_serial) parallel_shape = np.shape(snaps_parallel) - assert serial_shape[0] == parallel_shape[0] and \ - serial_shape[1] == parallel_shape[1] and \ - serial_shape[2] == parallel_shape[2] and \ - serial_shape[3] == parallel_shape[3] - assert np.isclose(np.sum(snaps_serial), np.sum(snaps_parallel), - atol=accuracy_snaps) + assert ( + serial_shape[0] == parallel_shape[0] + and serial_shape[1] == parallel_shape[1] + and serial_shape[2] == parallel_shape[2] + and serial_shape[3] == parallel_shape[3] + ) + assert np.isclose( + np.sum(snaps_serial), np.sum(snaps_parallel), atol=accuracy_snaps + ) diff --git a/test/scaling_test.py b/test/scaling_test.py index 67113d5b3..eed0c201f 100644 --- a/test/scaling_test.py +++ b/test/scaling_test.py @@ -4,8 +4,7 @@ import numpy as np import torch -from mala.datahandling.data_repo import data_repo_path -data_path = os.path.join(data_repo_path, "Be2") +from mala.datahandling.data_repo import data_path # This test checks that all scaling options are working and are not messing # up the data. @@ -16,17 +15,25 @@ class TestScaling: def test_errors_and_accuracy(self): - for scaling in ["feature-wise-standard", "standard", "None", "normal", - "feature-wise-normal"]: + for scaling in [ + "feature-wise-standard", + "standard", + "None", + "minmax", + "feature-wise-minmax", + ]: data = np.load(os.path.join(data_path, "Be_snapshot2.out.npy")) data = data.astype(np.float32) - data = data.reshape([np.prod(np.shape(data)[0:3]), np.shape(data)[3]]) + data = data.reshape( + [np.prod(np.shape(data)[0:3]), np.shape(data)[3]] + ) data = torch.from_numpy(data).float() data2 = np.load(os.path.join(data_path, "Be_snapshot2.out.npy")) data2 = data2.astype(np.float32) - data2 = data2.reshape([np.prod(np.shape(data2)[0:3]), - np.shape(data2)[3]]) + data2 = data2.reshape( + [np.prod(np.shape(data2)[0:3]), np.shape(data2)[3]] + ) data2 = torch.from_numpy(data2).float() scaler = mala.DataScaler(scaling) @@ -34,5 +41,39 @@ def test_errors_and_accuracy(self): transformed = data scaler.transform(transformed) transformed = scaler.inverse_transform(transformed) - relative_error = torch.sum(np.abs((data2 - transformed)/data2)) + relative_error = torch.sum(np.abs((data2 - transformed) / data2)) assert relative_error < desired_accuracy + + def test_array_referencing(self): + # Asserts that even with the new in-place scaling, data is referenced + # and not copied (unless that is explicitly asked) + + for scaling in [ + "feature-wise-standard", + "standard", + "None", + "minmax", + "feature-wise-minmax", + ]: + data = np.load(os.path.join(data_path, "Be_snapshot2.in.npy")) + data = data.astype(np.float32) + data = data.reshape( + [np.prod(np.shape(data)[0:3]), np.shape(data)[3]] + ) + data = torch.from_numpy(data).float() + + scaler = mala.DataScaler(scaling) + scaler.fit(data) + + numpy_array = np.expand_dims(np.random.random(94), axis=0) + test_data = torch.from_numpy(numpy_array) + scaler.transform(test_data) + scaler.inverse_transform(test_data) + numpy_array *= 2 + assert np.isclose( + np.sum( + test_data.detach().numpy().astype(np.float64) - numpy_array + ), + 0.0, + rtol=1e-16, + ) diff --git a/test/shuffling_test.py b/test/shuffling_test.py index 0be44fc7d..2ac098012 100644 --- a/test/shuffling_test.py +++ b/test/shuffling_test.py @@ -1,12 +1,9 @@ import os -import importlib import mala import numpy as np -import pytest -from mala.datahandling.data_repo import data_repo_path -data_path = os.path.join(data_repo_path, "Be2") +from mala.datahandling.data_repo import data_path # Accuracy for the shuffling test. accuracy = np.finfo(float).eps @@ -22,10 +19,12 @@ def test_seed(self): data_shuffler = mala.DataShuffler(test_parameters) # Add a snapshot we want to use in to the list. - data_shuffler.add_snapshot("Be_snapshot0.in.npy", data_path, - "Be_snapshot0.out.npy", data_path) - data_shuffler.add_snapshot("Be_snapshot1.in.npy", data_path, - "Be_snapshot1.out.npy", data_path) + data_shuffler.add_snapshot( + "Be_snapshot0.in.npy", data_path, "Be_snapshot0.out.npy", data_path + ) + data_shuffler.add_snapshot( + "Be_snapshot1.in.npy", data_path, "Be_snapshot1.out.npy", data_path + ) # After shuffling, these snapshots can be loaded as regular snapshots # for lazily loaded training- @@ -36,10 +35,12 @@ def test_seed(self): data_shuffler = mala.DataShuffler(test_parameters) # Add a snapshot we want to use in to the list. - data_shuffler.add_snapshot("Be_snapshot0.in.npy", data_path, - "Be_snapshot0.out.npy", data_path) - data_shuffler.add_snapshot("Be_snapshot1.in.npy", data_path, - "Be_snapshot1.out.npy", data_path) + data_shuffler.add_snapshot( + "Be_snapshot0.in.npy", data_path, "Be_snapshot0.out.npy", data_path + ) + data_shuffler.add_snapshot( + "Be_snapshot1.in.npy", data_path, "Be_snapshot1.out.npy", data_path + ) # After shuffling, these snapshots can be loaded as regular snapshots # for lazily loaded training- @@ -47,7 +48,7 @@ def test_seed(self): old = np.load("Be_shuffled1.out.npy") new = np.load("Be_REshuffled1.out.npy") - assert np.isclose(np.sum(np.abs(old-new)), 0.0, atol=accuracy) + assert np.isclose(np.sum(np.abs(old - new)), 0.0, atol=accuracy) def test_seed_openpmd(self): """ @@ -63,12 +64,20 @@ def test_seed_openpmd(self): data_shuffler = mala.DataShuffler(test_parameters) # Add a snapshot we want to use in to the list. - data_shuffler.add_snapshot("Be_snapshot0.in.h5", data_path, - "Be_snapshot0.out.h5", data_path, - snapshot_type="openpmd") - data_shuffler.add_snapshot("Be_snapshot1.in.h5", data_path, - "Be_snapshot1.out.h5", data_path, - snapshot_type="openpmd") + data_shuffler.add_snapshot( + "Be_snapshot0.in.h5", + data_path, + "Be_snapshot0.out.h5", + data_path, + snapshot_type="openpmd", + ) + data_shuffler.add_snapshot( + "Be_snapshot1.in.h5", + data_path, + "Be_snapshot1.out.h5", + data_path, + snapshot_type="openpmd", + ) # After shuffling, these snapshots can be loaded as regular snapshots # for lazily loaded training- @@ -79,50 +88,73 @@ def test_seed_openpmd(self): data_shuffler = mala.DataShuffler(test_parameters) # Add a snapshot we want to use in to the list. - data_shuffler.add_snapshot("Be_snapshot0.in.npy", data_path, - "Be_snapshot0.out.npy", data_path, - snapshot_type="numpy") - data_shuffler.add_snapshot("Be_snapshot1.in.npy", data_path, - "Be_snapshot1.out.npy", data_path, - snapshot_type="numpy") + data_shuffler.add_snapshot( + "Be_snapshot0.in.npy", + data_path, + "Be_snapshot0.out.npy", + data_path, + snapshot_type="numpy", + ) + data_shuffler.add_snapshot( + "Be_snapshot1.in.npy", + data_path, + "Be_snapshot1.out.npy", + data_path, + snapshot_type="numpy", + ) # After shuffling, these snapshots can be loaded as regular snapshots # for lazily loaded training- data_shuffler.shuffle_snapshots("./", save_name="Be_REshuffled*.h5") - old = data_shuffler.target_calculator.\ - read_from_openpmd_file("Be_shuffled1.out.h5") - new = data_shuffler.target_calculator.\ - read_from_openpmd_file("Be_REshuffled1.out.h5") - assert np.isclose(np.sum(np.abs(old-new)), 0.0, atol=accuracy) + old = data_shuffler.target_calculator.read_from_openpmd_file( + "Be_shuffled1.out.h5" + ) + new = data_shuffler.target_calculator.read_from_openpmd_file( + "Be_REshuffled1.out.h5" + ) + assert np.isclose(np.sum(np.abs(old - new)), 0.0, atol=accuracy) def test_training(self): test_parameters = mala.Parameters() test_parameters.data.data_splitting_type = "by_snapshot" test_parameters.data.input_rescaling_type = "feature-wise-standard" - test_parameters.data.output_rescaling_type = "normal" + test_parameters.data.output_rescaling_type = "minmax" test_parameters.network.layer_activations = ["ReLU"] test_parameters.running.max_number_epochs = 50 test_parameters.running.mini_batch_size = 40 test_parameters.running.learning_rate = 0.00001 - test_parameters.running.trainingtype = "Adam" + test_parameters.running.optimizer = "Adam" test_parameters.verbosity = 1 test_parameters.data.use_lazy_loading = True # Train without shuffling. data_handler = mala.DataHandler(test_parameters) - data_handler.add_snapshot("Be_snapshot0.in.npy", data_path, - "Be_snapshot0.out.npy", data_path, "tr") - data_handler.add_snapshot("Be_snapshot1.in.npy", data_path, - "Be_snapshot1.out.npy", data_path, "va") + data_handler.add_snapshot( + "Be_snapshot0.in.npy", + data_path, + "Be_snapshot0.out.npy", + data_path, + "tr", + ) + data_handler.add_snapshot( + "Be_snapshot1.in.npy", + data_path, + "Be_snapshot1.out.npy", + data_path, + "va", + ) data_handler.prepare_data() - test_parameters.network.layer_sizes = [data_handler.input_dimension, - 100, - data_handler.output_dimension] + test_parameters.network.layer_sizes = [ + data_handler.input_dimension, + 100, + data_handler.output_dimension, + ] test_network = mala.Network(test_parameters) - test_trainer = mala.Trainer(test_parameters, test_network, - data_handler) + test_trainer = mala.Trainer( + test_parameters, test_network, data_handler + ) test_trainer.train_network() old_loss = test_trainer.final_validation_loss @@ -131,21 +163,23 @@ def test_training(self): test_parameters.data.shuffling_seed = 1234 test_parameters.data.data_splitting_type = "by_snapshot" test_parameters.data.input_rescaling_type = "feature-wise-standard" - test_parameters.data.output_rescaling_type = "normal" + test_parameters.data.output_rescaling_type = "minmax" test_parameters.network.layer_activations = ["ReLU"] test_parameters.running.max_number_epochs = 50 test_parameters.running.mini_batch_size = 40 test_parameters.running.learning_rate = 0.00001 - test_parameters.running.trainingtype = "Adam" + test_parameters.running.optimizer = "Adam" test_parameters.verbosity = 1 test_parameters.data.use_lazy_loading = True data_shuffler = mala.DataShuffler(test_parameters) # Add a snapshot we want to use in to the list. - data_shuffler.add_snapshot("Be_snapshot0.in.npy", data_path, - "Be_snapshot0.out.npy", data_path) - data_shuffler.add_snapshot("Be_snapshot1.in.npy", data_path, - "Be_snapshot1.out.npy", data_path) + data_shuffler.add_snapshot( + "Be_snapshot0.in.npy", data_path, "Be_snapshot0.out.npy", data_path + ) + data_shuffler.add_snapshot( + "Be_snapshot1.in.npy", data_path, "Be_snapshot1.out.npy", data_path + ) # After shuffling, these snapshots can be loaded as regular snapshots # for lazily loaded training- @@ -155,19 +189,24 @@ def test_training(self): # Train with shuffling. data_handler = mala.DataHandler(test_parameters) # Add a snapshot we want to use in to the list. - data_handler.add_snapshot("Be_shuffled0.in.npy", ".", - "Be_shuffled0.out.npy", ".", "tr") - data_handler.add_snapshot("Be_shuffled1.in.npy", ".", - "Be_shuffled1.out.npy", ".", "va") + data_handler.add_snapshot( + "Be_shuffled0.in.npy", ".", "Be_shuffled0.out.npy", ".", "tr" + ) + data_handler.add_snapshot( + "Be_shuffled1.in.npy", ".", "Be_shuffled1.out.npy", ".", "va" + ) data_handler.prepare_data() - test_parameters.network.layer_sizes = [data_handler.input_dimension, - 100, - data_handler.output_dimension] + test_parameters.network.layer_sizes = [ + data_handler.input_dimension, + 100, + data_handler.output_dimension, + ] test_network = mala.Network(test_parameters) - test_trainer = mala.Trainer(test_parameters, test_network, - data_handler) + test_trainer = mala.Trainer( + test_parameters, test_network, data_handler + ) test_trainer.train_network() new_loss = test_trainer.final_validation_loss assert old_loss > new_loss @@ -176,31 +215,44 @@ def test_training_openpmd(self): test_parameters = mala.Parameters() test_parameters.data.data_splitting_type = "by_snapshot" test_parameters.data.input_rescaling_type = "feature-wise-standard" - test_parameters.data.output_rescaling_type = "normal" + test_parameters.data.output_rescaling_type = "minmax" test_parameters.network.layer_activations = ["ReLU"] test_parameters.running.max_number_epochs = 50 test_parameters.running.mini_batch_size = 40 test_parameters.running.learning_rate = 0.00001 - test_parameters.running.trainingtype = "Adam" + test_parameters.running.optimizer = "Adam" test_parameters.verbosity = 1 test_parameters.data.use_lazy_loading = True # Train without shuffling. data_handler = mala.DataHandler(test_parameters) - data_handler.add_snapshot("Be_snapshot0.in.h5", data_path, - "Be_snapshot0.out.h5", data_path, "tr", - snapshot_type="openpmd") - data_handler.add_snapshot("Be_snapshot1.in.h5", data_path, - "Be_snapshot1.out.h5", data_path, "va", - snapshot_type="openpmd") + data_handler.add_snapshot( + "Be_snapshot0.in.h5", + data_path, + "Be_snapshot0.out.h5", + data_path, + "tr", + snapshot_type="openpmd", + ) + data_handler.add_snapshot( + "Be_snapshot1.in.h5", + data_path, + "Be_snapshot1.out.h5", + data_path, + "va", + snapshot_type="openpmd", + ) data_handler.prepare_data() - test_parameters.network.layer_sizes = [data_handler.input_dimension, - 100, - data_handler.output_dimension] + test_parameters.network.layer_sizes = [ + data_handler.input_dimension, + 100, + data_handler.output_dimension, + ] test_network = mala.Network(test_parameters) - test_trainer = mala.Trainer(test_parameters, test_network, - data_handler) + test_trainer = mala.Trainer( + test_parameters, test_network, data_handler + ) test_trainer.train_network() old_loss = test_trainer.final_validation_loss @@ -209,24 +261,32 @@ def test_training_openpmd(self): test_parameters.data.shuffling_seed = 1234 test_parameters.data.data_splitting_type = "by_snapshot" test_parameters.data.input_rescaling_type = "feature-wise-standard" - test_parameters.data.output_rescaling_type = "normal" + test_parameters.data.output_rescaling_type = "minmax" test_parameters.network.layer_activations = ["ReLU"] test_parameters.running.max_number_epochs = 50 test_parameters.running.mini_batch_size = 40 test_parameters.running.learning_rate = 0.00001 - test_parameters.running.trainingtype = "Adam" + test_parameters.running.optimizer = "Adam" test_parameters.verbosity = 1 test_parameters.data.use_lazy_loading = True data_shuffler = mala.DataShuffler(test_parameters) # Add a snapshot we want to use in to the list. - data_shuffler.add_snapshot("Be_snapshot0.in.h5", data_path, - "Be_snapshot0.out.h5", data_path, - snapshot_type="openpmd") - data_shuffler.add_snapshot("Be_snapshot1.in.h5", data_path, - "Be_snapshot1.out.h5", data_path, - snapshot_type="openpmd") + data_shuffler.add_snapshot( + "Be_snapshot0.in.h5", + data_path, + "Be_snapshot0.out.h5", + data_path, + snapshot_type="openpmd", + ) + data_shuffler.add_snapshot( + "Be_snapshot1.in.h5", + data_path, + "Be_snapshot1.out.h5", + data_path, + snapshot_type="openpmd", + ) # After shuffling, these snapshots can be loaded as regular snapshots # for lazily loaded training- @@ -236,20 +296,61 @@ def test_training_openpmd(self): # Train with shuffling. data_handler = mala.DataHandler(test_parameters) # Add a snapshot we want to use in to the list. - data_handler.add_snapshot("Be_shuffled0.in.h5", ".", - "Be_shuffled0.out.h5", ".", "tr", - snapshot_type="openpmd") - data_handler.add_snapshot("Be_shuffled1.in.h5", ".", - "Be_shuffled1.out.h5", ".", "va", - snapshot_type="openpmd") + data_handler.add_snapshot( + "Be_shuffled0.in.h5", + ".", + "Be_shuffled0.out.h5", + ".", + "tr", + snapshot_type="openpmd", + ) + data_handler.add_snapshot( + "Be_shuffled1.in.h5", + ".", + "Be_shuffled1.out.h5", + ".", + "va", + snapshot_type="openpmd", + ) data_handler.prepare_data() - test_parameters.network.layer_sizes = [data_handler.input_dimension, - 100, - data_handler.output_dimension] + test_parameters.network.layer_sizes = [ + data_handler.input_dimension, + 100, + data_handler.output_dimension, + ] test_network = mala.Network(test_parameters) - test_trainer = mala.Trainer(test_parameters, test_network, - data_handler) + test_trainer = mala.Trainer( + test_parameters, test_network, data_handler + ) test_trainer.train_network() new_loss = test_trainer.final_validation_loss assert old_loss > new_loss + + def test_arbitrary_number_snapshots(self): + parameters = mala.Parameters() + + # This ensures reproducibility of the created data sets. + parameters.data.shuffling_seed = 1234 + + data_shuffler = mala.DataShuffler(parameters) + + for i in range(5): + data_shuffler.add_snapshot( + "Be_snapshot0.in.npy", + data_path, + "Be_snapshot0.out.npy", + data_path, + ) + data_shuffler.shuffle_snapshots( + complete_save_path=".", + save_name="Be_shuffled*", + number_of_shuffled_snapshots=5, + ) + for i in range(4): + bispectrum = np.load("Be_shuffled" + str(i) + ".in.npy") + ldos = np.load("Be_shuffled" + str(i) + ".out.npy") + assert not np.any(np.where(np.all(ldos == 0, axis=-1).squeeze())) + assert not np.any( + np.where(np.all(bispectrum == 0, axis=-1).squeeze()) + ) diff --git a/test/tensor_memory_test.py b/test/tensor_memory_test.py index a5b1f5db7..b3cb25672 100644 --- a/test/tensor_memory_test.py +++ b/test/tensor_memory_test.py @@ -5,8 +5,7 @@ from torch.utils.data import TensorDataset from torch.utils.data import DataLoader -from mala.datahandling.data_repo import data_repo_path -data_path = os.path.join(data_repo_path, "Be2") +from mala.datahandling.data_repo import data_path # Define the accuracy used in the tests. accuracy = 1e-5 @@ -21,11 +20,13 @@ class TestTensorMemory: breaks after an update. MALA relies on the following assumptions to be true. """ + def test_tensor_memory(self): # Load an array as a numpy array - loaded_array_raw = np.load(os.path.join(data_path, - "Be_snapshot0.in.npy")) + loaded_array_raw = np.load( + os.path.join(data_path, "Be_snapshot0.in.npy") + ) # Get dimensions of numpy array. dimension = np.shape(loaded_array_raw) @@ -37,26 +38,27 @@ def test_tensor_memory(self): # Check if reshaping allocated new memory. loaded_array_raw *= 10 - assert np.isclose(np.sum(loaded_array), np.sum(loaded_array_raw), - accuracy) + assert np.isclose( + np.sum(loaded_array), np.sum(loaded_array_raw), accuracy + ) # simulate data splitting. index1 = int(80 / 100 * np.shape(loaded_array)[0]) torch_tensor = torch.from_numpy(loaded_array[0:index1]).float() # Check if tensor and array are still the same. - assert np.isclose(torch.sum(torch_tensor), - np.sum(loaded_array[0:index1]), - accuracy) + assert np.isclose( + torch.sum(torch_tensor), np.sum(loaded_array[0:index1]), accuracy + ) # Simulate data operation. loaded_array *= 10 # Check if tensor and array are still the same. - test1 = torch.abs(torch.sum(torch_tensor-loaded_array[0:index1])) - assert np.isclose(torch.sum(torch_tensor), - np.sum(loaded_array[0:index1]), - accuracy) + test1 = torch.abs(torch.sum(torch_tensor - loaded_array[0:index1])) + assert np.isclose( + torch.sum(torch_tensor), np.sum(loaded_array[0:index1]), accuracy + ) # Simulate Tensor data handling in pytorch workflow. data_set = TensorDataset(torch_tensor, torch_tensor) @@ -64,8 +66,7 @@ def test_tensor_memory(self): # Perform data operation again. loaded_array *= 10 - for (x, y) in data_loader: - assert np.isclose(torch.sum(x), - np.sum(loaded_array[0:index1]), - accuracy) - + for x, y in data_loader: + assert np.isclose( + torch.sum(x), np.sum(loaded_array[0:index1]), accuracy + ) diff --git a/test/workflow_test.py b/test/workflow_test.py index 186d9f0b8..6ec94b842 100644 --- a/test/workflow_test.py +++ b/test/workflow_test.py @@ -5,8 +5,8 @@ import numpy as np import pytest -from mala.datahandling.data_repo import data_repo_path -data_path = os.path.join(data_repo_path, "Be2") +from mala.datahandling.data_repo import data_path + # Control how much the loss should be better after training compared to # before. This value is fairly high, but we're training on absolutely # minimal amounts of data. @@ -29,25 +29,20 @@ def test_network_training(self): """Test whether MALA can train a NN.""" test_trainer = self.__simple_training() - assert desired_loss_improvement_factor * \ - test_trainer.initial_test_loss > test_trainer.final_test_loss + assert test_trainer.final_validation_loss < np.inf def test_network_training_openpmd(self): """Test whether MALA can train a NN.""" test_trainer = self.__simple_training(use_openpmd_data=True) - assert desired_loss_improvement_factor * \ - test_trainer.initial_test_loss > test_trainer.final_test_loss + assert test_trainer.final_validation_loss < np.inf def test_network_training_fast_dataset(self): """Test whether MALA can train a NN.""" test_trainer = self.__simple_training(use_fast_tensor_dataset=True) - assert desired_loss_improvement_factor * \ - test_trainer.initial_test_loss > test_trainer.final_test_loss + assert test_trainer.final_validation_loss < np.inf - @pytest.mark.skipif(importlib.util.find_spec("lammps") is None, - reason="LAMMPS is currently not part of the pipeline.") def test_preprocessing(self): """ Test whether MALA can preprocess data. @@ -60,7 +55,7 @@ def test_preprocessing(self): # Set up parameters. test_parameters = mala.Parameters() test_parameters.descriptors.descriptor_type = "Bispectrum" - test_parameters.descriptors.bispectrum_twojmax = 6 + test_parameters.descriptors.bispectrum_twojmax = 4 test_parameters.descriptors.bispectrum_cutoff = 4.67637 test_parameters.descriptors.descriptors_contain_xyz = True test_parameters.targets.target_type = "LDOS" @@ -70,31 +65,38 @@ def test_preprocessing(self): # Create a DataConverter, and add snapshots to it. data_converter = mala.DataConverter(test_parameters) - data_converter.add_snapshot(descriptor_input_type="espresso-out", - descriptor_input_path= - os.path.join(data_path, - "Be_snapshot0.out"), - target_input_type=".cube", - target_input_path= - os.path.join(data_path, "cubes", - "tmp.pp*Be_ldos.cube"), - target_units="1/(Ry*Bohr^3)") - data_converter.convert_snapshots(complete_save_path="./", - naming_scheme="Be_snapshot*") + data_converter.add_snapshot( + descriptor_input_type="espresso-out", + descriptor_input_path=os.path.join(data_path, "Be_snapshot0.out"), + target_input_type=".cube", + target_input_path=os.path.join( + data_path, "cubes", "tmp.pp*Be_ldos.cube" + ), + target_units="1/(Ry*Bohr^3)", + ) + data_converter.convert_snapshots( + complete_save_path="./", naming_scheme="Be_snapshot*" + ) # Compare against input_data = np.load("Be_snapshot0.in.npy") input_data_shape = np.shape(input_data) - assert input_data_shape[0] == 18 and input_data_shape[1] == 18 and \ - input_data_shape[2] == 27 and input_data_shape[3] == 33 + assert ( + input_data_shape[0] == 18 + and input_data_shape[1] == 18 + and input_data_shape[2] == 27 + and input_data_shape[3] == 17 + ) output_data = np.load("Be_snapshot0.out.npy") output_data_shape = np.shape(output_data) - assert output_data_shape[0] == 18 and output_data_shape[1] == 18 and\ - output_data_shape[2] == 27 and output_data_shape[3] == 11 + assert ( + output_data_shape[0] == 18 + and output_data_shape[1] == 18 + and output_data_shape[2] == 27 + and output_data_shape[3] == 11 + ) - @pytest.mark.skipif(importlib.util.find_spec("lammps") is None, - reason="LAMMPS is currently not part of the pipeline.") def test_preprocessing_openpmd(self): """ Test whether MALA can preprocess data. @@ -107,7 +109,7 @@ def test_preprocessing_openpmd(self): # Set up parameters. test_parameters = mala.Parameters() test_parameters.descriptors.descriptor_type = "Bispectrum" - test_parameters.descriptors.bispectrum_twojmax = 6 + test_parameters.descriptors.bispectrum_twojmax = 4 test_parameters.descriptors.bispectrum_cutoff = 4.67637 test_parameters.descriptors.descriptors_contain_xyz = True test_parameters.targets.target_type = "LDOS" @@ -117,30 +119,43 @@ def test_preprocessing_openpmd(self): # Create a DataConverter, and add snapshots to it. data_converter = mala.DataConverter(test_parameters) - data_converter.add_snapshot(descriptor_input_type="espresso-out", - descriptor_input_path= - os.path.join(data_path, - "Be_snapshot0.out"), - target_input_type=".cube", - target_input_path= - os.path.join(data_path, "cubes", - "tmp.pp*Be_ldos.cube"), - target_units="1/(Ry*Bohr^3)") - data_converter.convert_snapshots(complete_save_path="./", - naming_scheme="Be_snapshot*.h5") + data_converter.add_snapshot( + descriptor_input_type="espresso-out", + descriptor_input_path=os.path.join(data_path, "Be_snapshot0.out"), + target_input_type=".cube", + target_input_path=os.path.join( + data_path, "cubes", "tmp.pp*Be_ldos.cube" + ), + target_units="1/(Ry*Bohr^3)", + ) + data_converter.convert_snapshots( + complete_save_path="./", naming_scheme="Be_snapshot*.h5" + ) # Compare against - input_data = data_converter.descriptor_calculator.\ - read_from_openpmd_file("Be_snapshot0.in.h5") + input_data = ( + data_converter.descriptor_calculator.read_from_openpmd_file( + "Be_snapshot0.in.h5" + ) + ) input_data_shape = np.shape(input_data) - assert input_data_shape[0] == 18 and input_data_shape[1] == 18 and \ - input_data_shape[2] == 27 and input_data_shape[3] == 30 - - output_data = data_converter.target_calculator.\ - read_from_openpmd_file("Be_snapshot0.out.h5") + assert ( + input_data_shape[0] == 18 + and input_data_shape[1] == 18 + and input_data_shape[2] == 27 + and input_data_shape[3] == 14 + ) + + output_data = data_converter.target_calculator.read_from_openpmd_file( + "Be_snapshot0.out.h5" + ) output_data_shape = np.shape(output_data) - assert output_data_shape[0] == 18 and output_data_shape[1] == 18 and\ - output_data_shape[2] == 27 and output_data_shape[3] == 11 + assert ( + output_data_shape[0] == 18 + and output_data_shape[1] == 18 + and output_data_shape[2] == 27 + and output_data_shape[3] == 11 + ) def test_postprocessing_from_dos(self): """ @@ -158,21 +173,22 @@ def test_postprocessing_from_dos(self): # Create a target calculator to perform postprocessing. dos = mala.Target(test_parameters) - dos.read_additional_calculation_data(os.path.join( - data_path, "Be_snapshot0.out"), - "espresso-out") + dos.read_additional_calculation_data( + os.path.join(data_path, "Be_snapshot0.out"), "espresso-out" + ) dos_data = np.load(os.path.join(data_path, "Be_snapshot0.dos.npy")) # Calculate energies - self_consistent_fermi_energy = dos.get_self_consistent_fermi_energy(dos_data) - number_of_electrons = dos.get_number_of_electrons(dos_data, fermi_energy= - self_consistent_fermi_energy) + self_consistent_fermi_energy = dos.get_self_consistent_fermi_energy( + dos_data + ) band_energy = dos.get_band_energy(dos_data) - assert np.isclose(number_of_electrons, dos.number_of_electrons_exact, - atol=accuracy_electrons) - assert np.isclose(band_energy, dos.band_energy_dft_calculation, - atol=accuracy_band_energy) + assert np.isclose( + band_energy, + dos.band_energy_dft_calculation, + atol=accuracy_band_energy, + ) def test_postprocessing(self): """ @@ -190,29 +206,29 @@ def test_postprocessing(self): # Create a target calculator to perform postprocessing. ldos = mala.Target(test_parameters) - ldos.read_additional_calculation_data(os.path.join( - data_path, - "Be_snapshot0.out"), - "espresso-out") + ldos.read_additional_calculation_data( + os.path.join(data_path, "Be_snapshot0.out"), "espresso-out" + ) ldos_data = np.load(os.path.join(data_path, "Be_snapshot0.out.npy")) # Calculate energies - self_consistent_fermi_energy = ldos. \ - get_self_consistent_fermi_energy(ldos_data) - number_of_electrons = ldos. \ - get_number_of_electrons(ldos_data, fermi_energy= - self_consistent_fermi_energy) - band_energy = ldos.get_band_energy(ldos_data, - fermi_energy= - self_consistent_fermi_energy) - - assert np.isclose(number_of_electrons, ldos.number_of_electrons_exact, - atol=accuracy_electrons) - assert np.isclose(band_energy, ldos.band_energy_dft_calculation, - atol=accuracy_band_energy) - - @pytest.mark.skipif(importlib.util.find_spec("total_energy") is None, - reason="QE is currently not part of the pipeline.") + self_consistent_fermi_energy = ldos.get_self_consistent_fermi_energy( + ldos_data + ) + band_energy = ldos.get_band_energy( + ldos_data, fermi_energy=self_consistent_fermi_energy + ) + + assert np.isclose( + band_energy, + ldos.band_energy_dft_calculation, + atol=accuracy_band_energy, + ) + + @pytest.mark.skipif( + importlib.util.find_spec("total_energy") is None, + reason="QE is currently not part of the pipeline.", + ) def test_total_energy_from_dos_density(self): """ Test whether MALA can calculate the total energy using the DOS+Density. @@ -228,27 +244,34 @@ def test_total_energy_from_dos_density(self): test_parameters.targets.pseudopotential_path = data_path # Create a target calculator to perform postprocessing. ldos = mala.Target(test_parameters) - ldos.read_additional_calculation_data(os.path.join( - data_path, "Be_snapshot0.out"), - "espresso-out") + ldos.read_additional_calculation_data( + os.path.join(data_path, "Be_snapshot0.out"), "espresso-out" + ) dos_data = np.load(os.path.join(data_path, "Be_snapshot0.dos.npy")) dens_data = np.load(os.path.join(data_path, "Be_snapshot0.dens.npy")) dos = mala.DOS.from_ldos_calculator(ldos) # Calculate energies - self_consistent_fermi_energy = dos. \ - get_self_consistent_fermi_energy(dos_data) - - total_energy = ldos.get_total_energy(dos_data=dos_data, - density_data=dens_data, - fermi_energy= - self_consistent_fermi_energy) - assert np.isclose(total_energy, ldos.total_energy_dft_calculation, - atol=accuracy_total_energy) - - @pytest.mark.skipif(importlib.util.find_spec("total_energy") is None, - reason="QE is currently not part of the pipeline.") + self_consistent_fermi_energy = dos.get_self_consistent_fermi_energy( + dos_data + ) + + total_energy = ldos.get_total_energy( + dos_data=dos_data, + density_data=dens_data, + fermi_energy=self_consistent_fermi_energy, + ) + assert np.isclose( + total_energy, + ldos.total_energy_dft_calculation, + atol=accuracy_total_energy, + ) + + @pytest.mark.skipif( + importlib.util.find_spec("total_energy") is None, + reason="QE is currently not part of the pipeline.", + ) def test_total_energy_from_ldos(self): """ Test whether MALA can calculate the total energy using the LDOS. @@ -265,22 +288,28 @@ def test_total_energy_from_ldos(self): # Create a target calculator to perform postprocessing. ldos = mala.Target(test_parameters) - ldos.read_additional_calculation_data(os.path.join( - data_path, - "Be_snapshot0.out"), "espresso-out") + ldos.read_additional_calculation_data( + os.path.join(data_path, "Be_snapshot0.out"), "espresso-out" + ) ldos_data = np.load(os.path.join(data_path, "Be_snapshot0.out.npy")) # Calculate energies - self_consistent_fermi_energy = ldos. \ - get_self_consistent_fermi_energy(ldos_data) - total_energy = ldos.get_total_energy(ldos_data, - fermi_energy= - self_consistent_fermi_energy) - assert np.isclose(total_energy, ldos.total_energy_dft_calculation, - atol=accuracy_total_energy) - - @pytest.mark.skipif(importlib.util.find_spec("total_energy") is None, - reason="QE is currently not part of the pipeline.") + self_consistent_fermi_energy = ldos.get_self_consistent_fermi_energy( + ldos_data + ) + total_energy = ldos.get_total_energy( + ldos_data, fermi_energy=self_consistent_fermi_energy + ) + assert np.isclose( + total_energy, + ldos.total_energy_dft_calculation, + atol=accuracy_total_energy, + ) + + @pytest.mark.skipif( + importlib.util.find_spec("total_energy") is None, + reason="QE is currently not part of the pipeline.", + ) def test_total_energy_from_ldos_openpmd(self): """ Test whether MALA can calculate the total energy using the LDOS. @@ -297,21 +326,25 @@ def test_total_energy_from_ldos_openpmd(self): # Create a target calculator to perform postprocessing. ldos = mala.Target(test_parameters) - ldos_data = ldos.\ - read_from_openpmd_file(os.path.join(data_path, - "Be_snapshot0.out.h5")) - ldos.read_additional_calculation_data(os.path.join( - data_path, - "Be_snapshot0.out"), "espresso-out") + ldos_data = ldos.read_from_openpmd_file( + os.path.join(data_path, "Be_snapshot0.out.h5") + ) + ldos.read_additional_calculation_data( + os.path.join(data_path, "Be_snapshot0.out"), "espresso-out" + ) # Calculate energies - self_consistent_fermi_energy = ldos. \ - get_self_consistent_fermi_energy(ldos_data) - total_energy = ldos.get_total_energy(ldos_data, - fermi_energy= - self_consistent_fermi_energy) - assert np.isclose(total_energy, ldos.total_energy_dft_calculation, - atol=accuracy_total_energy) + self_consistent_fermi_energy = ldos.get_self_consistent_fermi_energy( + ldos_data + ) + total_energy = ldos.get_total_energy( + ldos_data, fermi_energy=self_consistent_fermi_energy + ) + assert np.isclose( + total_energy, + ldos.total_energy_dft_calculation, + atol=accuracy_total_energy, + ) def test_training_with_postprocessing_data_repo(self): """ @@ -322,10 +355,9 @@ def test_training_with_postprocessing_data_repo(self): parameters changed. """ # Load parameters, network and data scalers. - parameters, network, data_handler, tester = \ - mala.Tester.load_run("workflow_test", - path=os.path.join(data_repo_path, - "workflow_test")) + parameters, network, data_handler, tester = mala.Tester.load_run( + "Be_model", path=data_path + ) parameters.targets.target_type = "LDOS" parameters.targets.ldos_gridsize = 11 @@ -333,25 +365,31 @@ def test_training_with_postprocessing_data_repo(self): parameters.targets.ldos_gridoffset_ev = -5 parameters.data.use_lazy_loading = True - data_handler.add_snapshot("Be_snapshot2.in.npy", data_path, - "Be_snapshot2.out.npy", data_path, "te", - calculation_output_file=os.path.join( - data_path, - "Be_snapshot2.out")) + data_handler.add_snapshot( + "Be_snapshot2.in.npy", + data_path, + "Be_snapshot2.out.npy", + data_path, + "te", + calculation_output_file=os.path.join( + data_path, "Be_snapshot2.out" + ), + ) data_handler.prepare_data(reparametrize_scaler=False) # Instantiate and use a Tester object. - tester.observables_to_test = ["band_energy", "number_of_electrons"] + tester.observables_to_test = ["band_energy"] errors = tester.test_snapshot(0) # Check whether the prediction is accurate enough. - assert np.isclose(errors["band_energy"], 0, - atol=accuracy_predictions) - assert np.isclose(errors["number_of_electrons"], 0, - atol=accuracy_predictions) - - @pytest.mark.skipif(importlib.util.find_spec("lammps") is None, - reason="LAMMPS is currently not part of the pipeline.") + assert np.isclose( + errors["band_energy"], 0, atol=accuracy_predictions * 1000 + ) + + @pytest.mark.skipif( + importlib.util.find_spec("lammps") is None, + reason="LAMMPS is currently not part of the pipeline.", + ) def test_predictions(self): """ Test that Predictor class and Tester class give the same results. @@ -365,10 +403,9 @@ def test_predictions(self): # Set up and train a network to be used for the tests. #################### - parameters, network, data_handler, tester = \ - mala.Tester.load_run("workflow_test", - path=os.path.join(data_repo_path, - "workflow_test")) + parameters, network, data_handler, tester = mala.Tester.load_run( + "Be_model", path=data_path + ) parameters.targets.target_type = "LDOS" parameters.targets.ldos_gridsize = 11 parameters.targets.ldos_gridspacing_ev = 2.5 @@ -379,55 +416,54 @@ def test_predictions(self): parameters.descriptors.bispectrum_cutoff = 4.67637 parameters.data.use_lazy_loading = True - data_handler.add_snapshot("Be_snapshot3.in.npy", - data_path, - "Be_snapshot3.out.npy", - data_path, "te") + data_handler.add_snapshot( + "Be_snapshot3.in.npy", + data_path, + "Be_snapshot3.out.npy", + data_path, + "te", + ) data_handler.prepare_data(reparametrize_scaler=False) actual_ldos, predicted_ldos = tester.predict_targets(0) ldos_calculator = data_handler.target_calculator - ldos_calculator.read_additional_calculation_data(os.path.join( - data_path, - "Be_snapshot3.out"), - "espresso-out") + ldos_calculator.read_additional_calculation_data( + os.path.join(data_path, "Be_snapshot3.out"), "espresso-out" + ) - band_energy_tester_class = ldos_calculator.get_band_energy(predicted_ldos) - nr_electrons_tester_class = ldos_calculator.\ - get_number_of_electrons(predicted_ldos) + band_energy_tester_class = ldos_calculator.get_band_energy( + predicted_ldos + ) #################### # Now, use the predictor class to make the same prediction. #################### predictor = mala.Predictor(parameters, network, data_handler) - predicted_ldos = predictor.predict_from_qeout(os.path.join( - data_path, - "Be_snapshot3.out")) + predicted_ldos = predictor.predict_from_qeout( + os.path.join(data_path, "Be_snapshot3.out") + ) # In order for the results to be the same, we have to use the same # parameters. - ldos_calculator.read_additional_calculation_data(os.path.join( - data_path, - "Be_snapshot3.out"), - "espresso-out") - - nr_electrons_predictor_class = data_handler.\ - target_calculator.get_number_of_electrons(predicted_ldos) - band_energy_predictor_class = data_handler.\ - target_calculator.get_band_energy(predicted_ldos) - - assert np.isclose(band_energy_predictor_class, - band_energy_tester_class, - atol=accuracy_strict) - assert np.isclose(nr_electrons_predictor_class, - nr_electrons_tester_class, - atol=accuracy_strict) - - @pytest.mark.skipif(importlib.util.find_spec("total_energy") is None - or importlib.util.find_spec("lammps") is None, - reason="QE and LAMMPS are currently not part of the " - "pipeline.") + ldos_calculator.read_additional_calculation_data( + os.path.join(data_path, "Be_snapshot3.out"), "espresso-out" + ) + band_energy_predictor_class = ( + data_handler.target_calculator.get_band_energy(predicted_ldos) + ) + + assert np.isclose( + band_energy_predictor_class, + band_energy_tester_class, + atol=accuracy_strict, + ) + + @pytest.mark.skipif( + importlib.util.find_spec("total_energy") is None + or importlib.util.find_spec("lammps") is None, + reason="QE and LAMMPS are currently not part of the " "pipeline.", + ) def test_total_energy_predictions(self): """ Test that total energy predictions are in principle correct. @@ -440,10 +476,9 @@ def test_total_energy_predictions(self): # Set up and train a network to be used for the tests. #################### - parameters, network, data_handler, predictor = \ - mala.Predictor.load_run("workflow_test", - path=os.path.join(data_repo_path, - "workflow_test")) + parameters, network, data_handler, predictor = mala.Predictor.load_run( + "Be_model", path=data_path + ) parameters.targets.target_type = "LDOS" parameters.targets.ldos_gridsize = 11 parameters.targets.ldos_gridspacing_ev = 2.5 @@ -454,74 +489,111 @@ def test_total_energy_predictions(self): parameters.descriptors.bispectrum_cutoff = 4.67637 parameters.targets.pseudopotential_path = data_path - predicted_ldos = predictor. \ - predict_from_qeout(os.path.join(data_path, - "Be_snapshot3.out")) + predicted_ldos = predictor.predict_from_qeout( + os.path.join(data_path, "Be_snapshot3.out") + ) ldos_calculator: mala.LDOS ldos_calculator = data_handler.target_calculator - ldos_calculator. \ - read_additional_calculation_data(os.path.join(data_path, - "Be_snapshot3.out"), - "espresso-out") + ldos_calculator.read_additional_calculation_data( + os.path.join(data_path, "Be_snapshot3.out"), "espresso-out" + ) ldos_calculator.read_from_array(predicted_ldos) total_energy_traditional = ldos_calculator.total_energy - parameters.descriptors.use_atomic_density_energy_formula = True + parameters.use_atomic_density_formula = True ldos_calculator.read_from_array(predicted_ldos) total_energy_atomic_density = ldos_calculator.total_energy - assert np.isclose(total_energy_traditional, total_energy_atomic_density, - atol=accuracy_coarse) - assert np.isclose(total_energy_traditional, - ldos_calculator.total_energy_dft_calculation, - atol=accuracy_very_coarse) + assert np.isclose( + total_energy_traditional, + total_energy_atomic_density, + atol=accuracy_coarse, + ) + assert np.isclose( + total_energy_traditional, + ldos_calculator.total_energy_dft_calculation, + atol=accuracy_very_coarse, + ) @staticmethod - def __simple_training(use_fast_tensor_dataset=False, - use_openpmd_data=False): + def __simple_training( + use_fast_tensor_dataset=False, use_openpmd_data=False + ): """Perform a simple training and save it, if necessary.""" # Set up parameters. test_parameters = mala.Parameters() test_parameters.data.data_splitting_type = "by_snapshot" test_parameters.data.input_rescaling_type = "feature-wise-standard" - test_parameters.data.output_rescaling_type = "normal" + test_parameters.data.output_rescaling_type = "minmax" test_parameters.network.layer_activations = ["ReLU"] test_parameters.running.max_number_epochs = 400 test_parameters.running.mini_batch_size = 40 test_parameters.running.learning_rate = 0.00001 - test_parameters.running.trainingtype = "Adam" + test_parameters.running.optimizer = "Adam" test_parameters.data.use_fast_tensor_data_set = use_fast_tensor_dataset # Load data. data_handler = mala.DataHandler(test_parameters) if use_openpmd_data: - data_handler.add_snapshot("Be_snapshot0.in.h5", data_path, - "Be_snapshot0.out.h5", data_path, "tr", - snapshot_type="openpmd") - data_handler.add_snapshot("Be_snapshot1.in.h5", data_path, - "Be_snapshot1.out.h5", data_path, "va", - snapshot_type="openpmd") - data_handler.add_snapshot("Be_snapshot2.in.h5", data_path, - "Be_snapshot2.out.h5", data_path, "te", - snapshot_type="openpmd") + data_handler.add_snapshot( + "Be_snapshot0.in.h5", + data_path, + "Be_snapshot0.out.h5", + data_path, + "tr", + snapshot_type="openpmd", + ) + data_handler.add_snapshot( + "Be_snapshot1.in.h5", + data_path, + "Be_snapshot1.out.h5", + data_path, + "va", + snapshot_type="openpmd", + ) + data_handler.add_snapshot( + "Be_snapshot2.in.h5", + data_path, + "Be_snapshot2.out.h5", + data_path, + "te", + snapshot_type="openpmd", + ) else: - data_handler.add_snapshot("Be_snapshot0.in.npy", data_path, - "Be_snapshot0.out.npy", data_path, "tr") - data_handler.add_snapshot("Be_snapshot1.in.npy", data_path, - "Be_snapshot1.out.npy", data_path, "va") - data_handler.add_snapshot("Be_snapshot2.in.npy", data_path, - "Be_snapshot2.out.npy", data_path, "te") + data_handler.add_snapshot( + "Be_snapshot0.in.npy", + data_path, + "Be_snapshot0.out.npy", + data_path, + "tr", + ) + data_handler.add_snapshot( + "Be_snapshot1.in.npy", + data_path, + "Be_snapshot1.out.npy", + data_path, + "va", + ) + data_handler.add_snapshot( + "Be_snapshot2.in.npy", + data_path, + "Be_snapshot2.out.npy", + data_path, + "te", + ) data_handler.prepare_data() # Train a network. test_parameters.network.layer_sizes = [ data_handler.input_dimension, 100, - data_handler.output_dimension] + data_handler.output_dimension, + ] # Setup network and trainer. test_network = mala.Network(test_parameters) - test_trainer = mala.Trainer(test_parameters, test_network, - data_handler) + test_trainer = mala.Trainer( + test_parameters, test_network, data_handler + ) test_trainer.train_network() return test_trainer