feat(pt,pd): exact full-scan output statistics via streaming QR - #6011
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Output statistics were fitted from `data_stat_nbatch` batches per system. Elements too rare to appear in that sample got no support in the least-squares design matrix, so their bias collapsed to the min-norm zero and they were also missing from `observed_type`. Add `model.data_stat_full` (default false), which computes bias, std and observed types from every training frame. `ReduStatAccumulator` folds frames into a running QR factor of `[natoms | output_redu | 1]`; since `R.T @ R == A.T @ A`, the solution matches a fit over all frames while memory stays at O((ntypes + ndim + 1)^2). `assigned_bias`, `intensive` and `atom_exclude_types` are column-linear, so they apply exactly to the compressed factor. The trainer attaches a `ReduStatScanner` to the stat sampler; the wrapped sampler forwards it and `_compute_output_stats_global` picks it up. The scan rebuilds each loader without its sampler so a distributed or weighted sampler cannot hide frames from the chief. Delta bias and `stats_distinguish_types=False` cannot be expressed on the compressed factor and fall back to the sampled path. Descriptor input statistics still use `data_stat_nbatch`. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01ByhbNb5V8vZAGqY88H3wF6
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There are correctness issues in the new full-scan integration around excluded-type masking (pt/pd) and missing intensive forwarding in the pd sampled path that can produce inconsistent or incorrect statistics.
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Pull request overview
This PR adds an optional exact full-data scan path for computing output statistics (per-type bias and target std) in the PyTorch (pt) and Paddle (pd) backends, addressing cases where batch sampling misses rare elements. It introduces a streaming QR-based accumulator to match the full least-squares result without storing all frames, wires a cached scanner through the sampler contract, and expands unit tests to validate numerical equivalence.
Changes:
- Add
ReduStatAccumulator/ReduStatScanner(streaming QR compression + cached full-pass scans) for exact output statistics. - Introduce
model.data_stat_full(pt/pd) and wire full-scan output-stat computation + observed-type collection from full counts. - Add/extend tests validating accumulator/scanner behavior against
compute_stats_from_reduacross combinations (intensive, assigned bias, type masking, etc.).
File summaries
| File | Description |
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deepmd/utils/out_stat.py |
Adds streaming QR accumulator (ReduStatAccumulator) and cached scan helper (ReduStatScanner / ReduScanResult). |
deepmd/utils/argcheck.py |
Adds data_stat_full model argument (pt/pd-only) with user-facing documentation. |
deepmd/pt/utils/stat.py |
Implements full-pass reduced-label scanning and integrates scanner into global output-stat computation. |
deepmd/pt/train/training.py |
Attaches a ReduStatScanner to the stat sampler when data_stat_full is enabled. |
deepmd/pt/model/atomic_model/base_atomic_model.py |
Uses full-scan type counts for observed_type and forwards scanner through wrapped sampler. |
deepmd/pd/utils/stat.py |
Paddle counterpart of full-pass reduced-label scanning and scanner integration. |
deepmd/pd/train/training.py |
Attaches a ReduStatScanner to the stat sampler when data_stat_full is enabled (pd). |
deepmd/pd/model/atomic_model/dp_atomic_model.py |
Forwards scanner through wrapped sampler so downstream stat consumers can use it. |
deepmd/dpmodel/utils/stat.py |
Adds observed_types_from_counts helper (derives observed types from per-type counts). |
deepmd/dpmodel/atomic_model/base_atomic_model.py |
Uses full-scan type counts for observed_type and forwards scanner through wrapped sampler. |
source/tests/common/test_out_stat.py |
Adds unit tests for accumulator/scanner exactness, shape behavior, caching, and empty-accumulator error. |
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deepmd/pd/utils/stat.py:618
- In the sampled (non-scan) path,
compute_stats_from_redu(...)is called without passingintensive=intensive(unlike thecompute_stats_do_not_distinguish_typescall just above). This will compute incorrect bias/std for intensive fitting targets whenever the full-scan path is not taken for that key.
elif kk in stats_input:
if not stats_distinguish_types:
bias_atom_e[kk], std_atom_e[kk] = (
compute_stats_do_not_distinguish_types(
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Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to This change adds full-dataset output statistics, but custom sampler configurations may produce statistics from an incomplete or duplicated frame set while presenting them as full-scan results. Resolve sampler coverage before merge. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Trainer
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Trainer->>Sampler: Attach ReduStatScanner
OutputStats->>Sampler: Retrieve scanner
Sampler->>ReduStatScanner: Request cached scan
ReduStatScanner->>BackendScanner: Scan all training frames
BackendScanner-->>ReduStatScanner: Return accumulated statistics
ReduStatScanner-->>OutputStats: Return bias and standard deviation
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Two CI failures on the previous commit. `test_routing_covers_the_argcheck_schema` requires every model key to have an explicit routing decision in `deepmd.utils.bridging`. `data_stat_full` configures the learned model's statistics exactly like `data_stat_nbatch` and `data_stat_protect`, so it joins them in `_LEARNED_CHILD_KEYS`. `test_update_mode_replaces_orphaned_output_pair` passes a `Mock` sampler, which answers `redu_stat_scanner` with an auto-created `Mock`; the bare `getattr` then treated it as a scanner. Add `get_redu_stat_scanner`, which type-checks the attribute, and use it everywhere the scanner is read or forwarded. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Reviewed the full diff against 28b7d068 at head 36b955a4. No blocking findings.
I checked the exactness claim independently: ReduStatAccumulator matches compute_stats_from_redu to ~1e-13 over ten cases, including a rank-deficient design, assigned_bias, intensive, and a 1e6 column-scale imbalance. Two minor observations inline.
Addresses review feedback on deepmodeling#6011. `compute_output_stats` returned early on any cached bias, so setting `data_stat_full: true` against an existing stat file silently reused the sampled values the flag exists to replace. The cache now records how its output statistics were produced: a full-scan run rejects a sampled cache and recomputes, a sampled recomputation withdraws an earlier full-scan claim, and a cache that never held full-scan values keeps the legacy layout. A read-only cache cannot be recomputed, so it warns instead. Resolving the scanner in `compute_output_stats` also puts the delta-bias and type-blind fallback where the information lives, ahead of the cache lookup. Drive-by, flagged in review: the pd sampled path dropped `intensive` when calling `compute_stats_from_redu`, which the pt path and the new scan path both honour. The `type_mask` built from `sampled[0]` was also raised; `atom_exclude_types` is written to every sample from one model-level source, so it is uniform by construction. Noted in a comment rather than changed. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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244-246: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy liftMake the PyTorch full scan exhaustive.
deepmd/pt/utils/stat.pyreturns the original loader whenbatch_sizeisNone. The training path uses a replacementWeightedRandomSamplerwith this loader.scan_redu_statsthen treats repeated or omitted frames as a full scan, which produces incorrect statistics.Build a sequential, non-repeating loader over the dataset before scanning. Add regression coverage that verifies each frame is read exactly once.
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In `@deepmd/pt/utils/stat.py`:
- Line 750: Update the output-stat replacement flows in deepmd/pt/utils/stat.py
at lines 750-750 and deepmd/pd/utils/stat.py at lines 545-545 so the full-scan
marker is cleared before replacing cached values, or updated atomically with
that replacement; only set it true after a committed full scan. Add a
failure-injection regression test covering replacement of an existing full-scan
cache and ensuring interrupted sampled values are not accepted as full-scan
results.
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In `@deepmd/pt/utils/stat.py`:
- Around line 244-246: Update the PyTorch and pandas statistics loader paths at
deepmd/pt/utils/stat.py:244-246 and deepmd/pd/utils/stat.py:116-118: when
batch_size is None, construct a sequential, non-repeating loader over the
underlying dataset instead of returning the original loader, so scan_redu_stats
reads every frame exactly once. Add regression coverage verifying one read per
frame.
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…replaced Raised in review on deepmodeling#6011. The claim was updated after `_save_to_file`, so an interruption between the two left sampled values marked as full-scan ones, and the next `data_stat_full` run would accept that cache and skip the scan it was asked for. Clear the claim first. An interruption now leaves the cache looking sampled, which costs a rescan instead of silently returning the wrong statistics. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Both points from my earlier review are resolved — you're right that initialize_statistics runs under _run_stat_on_chief, so the scan is once per run, not per rank. The stat-file mode marker and its tests cover the cached-sampled-values case.
Summary
Output statistics (energy bias / std) are fitted from
data_stat_nbatchbatches per system. Elements too rare to appear in that sample get no support in the least-squares design matrix, so their bias collapses to the min-norm zero, and they are also missing fromobserved_type. On large mixed-type datasets this shows up as a large deviation for a handful of rare elements.This adds
model.data_stat_full(bool, defaultfalse, pt + pd), which computes bias, std and observed types from every training frame instead.How
ReduStatAccumulator(deepmd/utils/out_stat.py) folds frames into a running QR factor of the augmented design matrix[natoms | output_redu | 1]. SinceR.T @ R == A.T @ A, the least-squares solution and the residual std are identical to a fit over all frames, while memory stays atO((ntypes + ndim + 1) ** 2)regardless of the number of frames. Blocks are buffered so one QR amortizes over many small batches.assigned_bias(preset out bias),intensiveandatom_exclude_typesare all column-linear operations, so they apply exactly to the compressed factor rather than to the frames.Wiring: the trainer attaches a
ReduStatScannerto the stat sampler as theredu_stat_scannerattribute;_make_wrapped_samplerforwards it and_compute_output_stats_globalpicks it up, so no signature churn through the atomic-model hierarchy. The scan rebuilds each loader without its sampler, so aDistributedSamplerorWeightedRandomSamplercannot hide frames from the chief rank.Falls back to the sampled path (with a warning) for delta bias (
model_forward) andstats_distinguish_types=False, neither of which can be expressed on the compressed factor. Descriptor input statistics still usedata_stat_nbatch.Effect
Reproduction with one element present in a single late frame, sampling the first 20 frames:
Tests
source/tests/common/test_out_stat.pygains 15 cases checking the streaming accumulator againstcompute_stats_from_redufor theintensive,assigned_biasandtype_maskcombinations (rtol 1e-9), plus repeated compression with batch size 1, shape preservation and the empty-accumulator error. Existing global/atomic output-stat tests pass unchanged.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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