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Feature: substitute "wll" with svd method inferring nzeta #99

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  • New Features

    • Introduced a new function for reinterpreting wavefunction coefficients, enhancing data representation.
    • Updated spillage optimization algorithm to support multiple population analysis methods.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Improved input validation for new and existing functions to ensure correct functionality.
  • Tests

    • Expanded test suite to include new tests for the wavefunction reinterpretation feature and updated existing tests for compatibility.

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The changes in this pull request enhance the spillage optimization algorithm by modifying the _nzeta_mean_conf and _nzeta_infer functions to accept a new parameter, pop, which allows for dynamic selection of population analysis methods. Additionally, a new function, _wfc_reinterp, is introduced to reinterpret wavefunction coefficients, and the _svdlz function is updated to utilize these reinterpreted coefficients. Test cases have been updated and expanded to ensure the correctness of these modifications.

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File Path Change Summary
SIAB/spillage/api.py - Updated _nzeta_mean_conf to include pop parameter.
- Updated _nzeta_infer to include pop parameter.
SIAB/spillage/lcao_wfc_analysis.py - Added new function _wfc_reinterp for wavefunction coefficient reinterpretation.
- Updated _svdlz to include reinterp_view parameter.

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Actionable comments posted: 6

🧹 Outside diff range and nitpick comments (3)
SIAB/spillage/lcao_wfc_analysis.py (2)

155-163: Improve code readability with additional comments and variable explanations.

The nested loops and indexing in _wfc_reinterp and _svdlz are complex. Adding comments to explain the purpose of variables like mu, stride, and the reshaping logic can enhance maintainability and help future developers understand the code.

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170-172: Simplify scaling factor application in SVD computation.

Currently, the scaling factor pref is calculated based on l_isotrop and applied after computing the singular values. Consider integrating this scaling directly into the SVD computation or documenting the reasoning behind pref for clarity.

SIAB/spillage/api.py (1)

1086-1097: Consider adding tests for invalid pop parameter values.

To enhance test coverage, add test cases that verify the function's behavior when an invalid pop value is provided. This ensures that error handling works as intended.

You can add a test like this:

def test_nzeta_infer_invalid_pop(self):
    with self.assertRaises(ValueError):
        nzeta = _nzeta_infer(fpath, nbnd, 'invalid_method')
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SIAB/spillage/api.py (7)

651-651: Ensure consistency of the pop parameter usage in _nzeta_infer.

In line 651, the _nzeta_infer function is called with 'wll' as the pop parameter, while its default value is 'svd'. Please verify that this intentional usage aligns with the desired behavior across the codebase.


656-656: Function _nzeta_infer correctly updated with pop parameter.

The function now accepts an additional pop parameter with a default value 'svd', enhancing its flexibility for different population analysis methods.


668-670: Docstring appropriately updated for the new pop parameter.

The added documentation clearly describes the purpose of the pop parameter, the accepted values 'svd' or 'wll', and its default setting.


680-681: Necessary imports added for population analysis methods.

The functions _wll and _svdlz are correctly imported from SIAB.spillage.lcao_wfc_analysis to support the new functionality.


682-687: Kernel functions defined for dynamic population analysis method selection.

The _wll_kernel and _svd_kernel functions are properly defined, and the infer_kernel dictionary allows for dynamic method selection based on the pop parameter.


719-719: Function _nzeta_infer returns nzeta correctly.

The function concludes by returning the calculated nzeta array as expected.


1016-1032: Test cases updated to cover both 'wll' and 'svd' methods.

Including tests for both population analysis methods ensures that the new functionality is properly validated and existing functionality remains unaffected.

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Actionable comments posted: 1

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SIAB/spillage/lcao_wfc_analysis.py (4)

50-95: LGTM! New function _wfc_reinterp looks good.

The implementation of _wfc_reinterp is well-structured and efficiently written. It provides a clear docstring explaining its purpose and parameters. The function correctly reinterprets wavefunction coefficients based on the specified view.

Consider using isinstance(nbands, str) instead of nbands == 'all' for more robust type checking:

-nbands = nbands_max if nbands == 'all' else nbands
+nbands = nbands_max if isinstance(nbands, str) and nbands.lower() == 'all' else nbands

This change would handle cases where nbands might be a different string value or a non-string type more gracefully.

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97-179: LGTM! Updates to _svdlz function enhance its functionality.

The changes to _svdlz function, including the addition of the reinterp_view parameter and the use of Cholesky decomposition for orthogonalization, improve its functionality and performance. The integration with the new _wfc_reinterp function is well-implemented.

For consistency with the _wfc_reinterp function, consider updating the assertion for reinterp_view:

-assert reinterp_view in ['decompose', 'reduce']
+assert reinterp_view in ['decompose', 'reduce'], f"Invalid reinterp_view '{reinterp_view}'. Expected 'decompose' or 'reduce'."

This change would provide a more informative error message if an invalid value is passed.

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216-298: LGTM! Comprehensive test method for _wfc_reinterp.

The test_wfc_reinterp method provides thorough testing for the new _wfc_reinterp function. It covers both 'decompose' and 'reduce' views and checks the output shape and content in detail.

Consider splitting this test method into two separate methods, one for each view ('decompose' and 'reduce'). This would improve test isolation and make it easier to identify which specific functionality fails if an issue arises:

def test_wfc_reinterp_decompose(self):
    # Test for 'decompose' view
    ...

def test_wfc_reinterp_reduce(self):
    # Test for 'reduce' view
    ...

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315-315: Consider renaming unused loop variables.

There are several instances where loop variables are unused within the loop body. While this doesn't affect functionality, renaming these variables to underscore can improve code clarity.

Consider applying the following changes:

-for i, (nt, nz) in enumerate(zip(dat['natom'], dat['nzeta'])):
+for i, (_, nz) in enumerate(zip(dat['natom'], dat['nzeta'])):
    self.assertEqual(len(sigma[i]), len(nz))

-for i, (nt, nz) in enumerate(zip(dat['natom'], dat['nzeta'])):
+for i, (_, _) in enumerate(zip(dat['natom'], dat['nzeta'])):
    print(f"Atom type {i+1}")

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SIAB/spillage/lcao_wfc_analysis.py (5)
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PR: kirk0830/ABACUS-ORBGEN#99
File: SIAB/spillage/lcao_wfc_analysis.py:317-317
Timestamp: 2024-10-10T01:46:08.751Z
Learning: Using `return` in test methods to suppress output may skip important assertions. Instead, suppress output by temporarily redirecting `stdout` within the test method.
Learnt from: kirk0830
PR: kirk0830/ABACUS-ORBGEN#99
File: SIAB/spillage/lcao_wfc_analysis.py:76-76
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Learning: In `SIAB/spillage/lcao_wfc_analysis.py`, the function `_wfc_reinterp` is kept for unit testing purposes, allowing testing of parts of `_svdlz` individually.
Learnt from: kirk0830
PR: kirk0830/ABACUS-ORBGEN#99
File: SIAB/spillage/lcao_wfc_analysis.py:76-76
Timestamp: 2024-10-10T01:40:51.700Z
Learning: In `SIAB/spillage/lcao_wfc_analysis.py`, the function `_wfc_reinterp` is no longer used, as its functionality has been moved into the `_svdlz` function.
Learnt from: kirk0830
PR: kirk0830/ABACUS-ORBGEN#96
File: SIAB/spillage/api.py:783-783
Timestamp: 2024-09-29T07:56:50.811Z
Learning: When `l` is used as a variable for angular momentum, do not flag it as ambiguous.
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PR: kirk0830/ABACUS-ORBGEN#96
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Learning: When `l` is used as a variable for angular momentum, do not flag it as ambiguous.
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SIAB/spillage/lcao_wfc_analysis.py (1)

Line range hint 1-363: Overall, the changes in this file are well-implemented and improve functionality.

The addition of the _wfc_reinterp function and the updates to _svdlz enhance the capabilities of the module. The new test method test_wfc_reinterp provides good coverage for the new functionality.

Some minor improvements have been suggested:

  1. More robust type checking in _wfc_reinterp.
  2. Consistent error messaging in _svdlz.
  3. Splitting the test_wfc_reinterp method for better test isolation.
  4. Improving output suppression in test methods.
  5. Renaming unused loop variables.

These suggestions aim to further improve code clarity and maintainability.

The changes are approved with the suggested minor improvements. Great work on enhancing the functionality of this module!

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@kirk0830 kirk0830 changed the title Feature: substitute "wll" to svd method inferring nzeta Feature: substitute "wll" with svd method inferring nzeta Oct 13, 2024
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