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| # Complete the edge-graph scientific capability | |
| The source tree is a real intermediate snapshot from the development of an | |
| atomistic-model backend. It contains the first public data contract for a | |
| `NeighborGraph`, but the surrounding scientific capability is incomplete. | |
| A downstream model must be able to start from atom coordinates and, for both | |
| ordinary and periodic systems, construct a graph whose edges represent the | |
| neighbor displacements used by the potential-energy model. The same graph must | |
| remain usable when the number of edges is padded for a compiled/static backend. | |
| Per-edge energy derivatives must then be transformed into per-atom forces, | |
| per-atom virials, and one virial for each frame. Empty frames, isolated atoms, | |
| virtual atoms, periodic-image neighbors, and padded guard edges are all valid | |
| scientific situations rather than exceptional test-only cases. | |
| Inspect the source context, run `python reproduce.py`, and | |
| complete the reusable capability under `source/`. Preserve the public data | |
| contract where it is already meaningful, and keep the implementation usable | |
| with NumPy and the array-API style used by the source snapshot. | |
| The package-level public API for the completed capability is explicit. Export | |
| these names from `deepmd.dpmodel.utils` (the implementation may live in any | |
| module under `deepmd/dpmodel/utils/`): | |
| - `build_neighbor_graph` | |
| - `from_dense_quartet` | |
| - `node_validity_mask` | |
| - `segment_sum` and `segment_mean` | |
| - `edge_force_virial` | |
| The file layout is your choice; hidden verification checks these public | |
| behaviors through the package namespace rather than requiring a particular | |
| internal module split. | |
| The derivative contract is also part of the public behavior. For | |
| `edge_vec = r_src - r_dst` and `g = dE / d(edge_vec)`, use | |
| ```text | |
| F_k = sum(g for edges with dst=k) - sum(g for edges with src=k) | |
| edge_virial = -outer(g, edge_vec) | |
| ``` | |
| Attribute a complete edge virial to its source atom, ignore masked guard edges, | |
| and return one `(3, 3)` virial per frame. Reject non-positive cutoffs and | |
| inconsistent coordinate, type, or cell shapes with `ValueError` rather than | |
| silently producing an empty or misaligned graph. | |
| The result must be a coherent workflow, not a fixture-specific patch. It must | |
| support more than the public coordinates, more than one frame, and more than | |
| one edge count. Do not hard-code atom indices, distances, edge counts, force | |
| values, or a particular periodic cell. Keep the sign and tensor-layout | |
| conventions explicit in code and documentation so a downstream model can rely | |
| on them. | |
| The public reproduction is only a starting point. A successful solution must | |
| also preserve ordinary non-periodic behavior while adding the missing general | |
| scientific cases. | |