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The old version will induce a bug that dpdata will always store the spin information, and when dpdata save it to lammps format, the spin information will also be written, which is invalid for a non-spin lammps job.
Now, the spin information is saved to dpdata only when the magnetic moment of one atom is specified, which is necessary for a spin job.

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    • Spin data is now processed to include only explicitly defined moments, ensuring accurate output.
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    • User-facing documentation has been updated to clarify when spin information appears.
  • Tests
    • Test entries for atomic positions have been streamlined by removing redundant markers.

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This pull request updates the parsing logic for atomic magnetic moments in the STRU file. In dpdata/abacus/stru.py, a new boolean variable (define_atom_mag) is introduced in the parse_pos function to track whether any magnetic moment values are defined. The function now conditionally returns either an empty list or a NumPy array based on this flag, and the get_frame_from_stru documentation is updated accordingly. In the test file, the unnecessary "mag" keyword and its associated zero values are removed from atomic position entries.

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File(s) Change Summary
dpdata/.../stru.py Added a boolean flag define_atom_mag in parse_pos to track if any atomic magnetic moments are present. The logic now conditionally converts the mags array to a NumPy array or returns an empty list, with updated documentation in get_frame_from_stru regarding the inclusion of spin data.
tests/.../stru_test Removed the "mag" keyword and its accompanying three zero values from the atomic position entries for both carbon and hydrogen atoms, streamlining the test input format.

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sequenceDiagram
    participant Parser as parse_pos
    participant File as STRU File
    Parser->>Parser: Initialize define_atom_mag = False
    File-->>Parser: Read atomic data (coordinates, imagmom values)
    alt Atomic magnetic moment found
        Parser->>Parser: Set define_atom_mag = True
        Parser->>Parser: Append imagmom to mags array
    else No magnetic moment detected
        Parser->>Parser: Continue without updating mags array
    end
    alt define_atom_mag is True
        Parser->>Parser: Convert mags to NumPy array
    else
        Parser->>Parser: Return empty list for mags
    end
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  • feat: support spin for ABACUS #718: The changes in the main PR, specifically the modifications to the parse_pos function regarding magnetic moments, are related to the enhancements in the retrieved PR that introduce the register_mag_data function for handling magnetic properties.
  • add spin for abacus/stru #751: The changes in the main PR, which involve modifications to the parse_pos function for handling magnetic moments, are related to the retrieved PR, as both involve updates to the handling of magnetic moment data in the context of atomic structures.
  • Refactor the reading and writing of abacus/stru format #793: The changes in the main PR, specifically the modifications to the parse_pos function in dpdata/abacus/stru.py, are related to the updates in the get_frame_from_stru function in the retrieved PR, as both involve handling atomic magnetic moments and parsing structure data from the STRU file.

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🧹 Nitpick comments (1)
dpdata/abacus/stru.py (1)

416-420: Return spins only when explicitly defined

This change properly implements the PR objective by conditionally returning spin information only when magnetic moments are explicitly defined.

Consider using a ternary operator for a slightly more concise implementation:

-    # here return the magnetic moment only when the atom magnetic moment is specified.
-    if not define_atom_mag:
-        mags = []
-    else:
-        mags = np.array(mags)
+    # here return the magnetic moment only when the atom magnetic moment is specified.
+    mags = [] if not define_atom_mag else np.array(mags)
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417-420: Use ternary operator mags = [] if not define_atom_mag else np.array(mags) instead of if-else-block

Replace if-else-block with mags = [] if not define_atom_mag else np.array(mags)

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dpdata/abacus/stru.py

417-420: Use ternary operator mags = [] if not define_atom_mag else np.array(mags) instead of if-else-block

Replace if-else-block with mags = [] if not define_atom_mag else np.array(mags)

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dpdata/abacus/stru.py (4)

365-365: LGTM: Good addition for tracking magnetic moment definition

This Boolean flag is a clean way to track whether any atomic magnetic moments are explicitly defined in the input data.


393-395: Appropriate condition for magnetic moment tracking

This code correctly identifies when a magnetic moment is explicitly specified for an atom and updates the tracking flag accordingly.


449-456: Good documentation update

The documentation now clearly explains when spin information is included in the returned data and provides additional context about delta spin calculations and non-spin jobs.


486-489: Correctly conditionally includes spins in returned data

This change ensures that the "spins" key is only included in the returned data dictionary when magnetic moments are defined, aligned with the PR objective.

tests/abacus.scf/stru_test (1)

25-25: Test data updated to match new behavior

The removal of the zero magnetic moment specifications (mag 0.000000000000 0.000000000000 0.000000000000) from the test data is consistent with the PR objective. This ensures that the test cases properly verify the new behavior where spin information is only returned when explicitly defined with non-zero values.

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dpdata/abacus/stru.py (1)

416-420: Correctly implemented conditional return of magnetic moments

This change properly implements the core functionality of the PR - only returning magnetic moment data when it's explicitly defined in the STRU file, which prevents inclusion of unnecessary spin information for non-spin jobs.

Consider using a ternary operator for slightly cleaner code:

-    if not define_atom_mag:
-        mags = []
-    else:
-        mags = np.array(mags)
+    mags = [] if not define_atom_mag else np.array(mags)
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417-420: Use ternary operator mags = [] if not define_atom_mag else np.array(mags) instead of if-else-block

Replace if-else-block with mags = [] if not define_atom_mag else np.array(mags)

(SIM108)

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dpdata/abacus/stru.py

417-420: Use ternary operator mags = [] if not define_atom_mag else np.array(mags) instead of if-else-block

Replace if-else-block with mags = [] if not define_atom_mag else np.array(mags)

(SIM108)

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dpdata/abacus/stru.py (3)

363-365: Good addition of tracking magnetic moment definition

The addition of define_atom_mag flag is a clean way to track whether any atomic magnetic moment is explicitly defined in the STRU file.


394-395: Appropriate condition detection

Setting the flag when any atom has a non-None magnetic moment correctly identifies when spin information is relevant.


449-455: Clear documentation of the behavior change

The updated documentation clearly explains when spin information will be included in the returned data and the implications for different job types.

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@wanghan-iapcm wanghan-iapcm merged commit e91d8e6 into deepmodeling:devel Mar 7, 2025
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Hi @wanghan-iapcm @njzjz , the bug fixed by this commit can cause the failure of using DPGEN+ABACUS. Could you please release a new version?

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