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Read and write orbital rotation parameters #4580

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Implement write/readVariationalParameters for orbital rotation.

The parameters associated with either global rotation or a history list are stored to the VP HDF file.

The parameters in myVars are also saved so the first call to resetParameters works correctly. The first call occurs in WaveFunctionFactory::buildTWF after the VP file is read. By "works correctly" , I mean the parameters set in myVars and the parameters in read into VariableSet match, so the change in parameters in RotatedSPOs::resetParametersExclusive is zero, and that causes no change to the carefully restored rotation matrices.

There are unit tests that do minimal testing of the code paths. There will need to be more complete tests of this functionality.

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Does this introduce a breaking change?

  • No

What systems has this change been tested on?

desktop

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Add functions for applying either global rotation or history list.
The choice of history list vs. global rotation for a given run
can be independent of how is was stored in the VP file.
That is, the method used to restore the parameters in RotatedSPOs
is determined by what method is stored in the VP file.
Once the parameters in the RotatedSPO class are set up, it does not matter
what method future optimization runs use.
hout.push("RotatedSPOs");
if (use_global_rot_)
{
hid_t grp = hout.push("rotation_global");
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Do you mind picking up #4547?

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Does this need to be done in this PR though?
Merge this and keep moving?
@markdewing your preferences?

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I would prefer to make the change in #4547 separate from this PR.

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#4547 is definitely a separate PR. I would like it to be addressed instead of mentioning the same issue in multiple PRs. We can let this PR. go.

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prckent commented May 1, 2023

Test this please

if (use_global_rot_)
{
hid_t grp = hout.push("rotation_global");
std::string rot_global_name = std::string("rotation_global_") + SPOSet::getName();
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Could you add const if the variable won't be modified?

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We should have a separate discussion about what good ideas we want to enforce on the code. Adding 'const' to variables is not listed in the "Uses of const" section of the coding standards. And I question whether it's necessary for variables - it adds extra characters to the declaration without adding a lot of information (IMO).

hid_t grp = hout.push("rotation_global");
std::string rot_global_name = std::string("rotation_global_") + SPOSet::getName();

int nparam = myVarsFull.size();
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Could you add const if the variable won't be modified?

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int nparam = myVarsFull.size();

seems to initialize nparam as myVarsFull.size() and it may be modified.

const int nparam = myVarsFull.size();

made it clear. No modification will be applied on nparam. It can be safely used as myVarsFull.size() in the intended scope.

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I used nparam as a shortcut name for myVarsFull.size() here and as a shortcut name for myVars.size() later. While these are technically in different scopes and the compiler is okay with the name reuse, it might be confusing to the reader. I updated the shortcut name to nparam_full when referring to myVarsFull.size().

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That is exactly the purpose of using const to enhance readability. I have seen temp being reused in a similar way and completely destroys the readability.

else
{
hid_t grp = hout.push("rotation_history");
size_t rows = history_params_.size();
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Could you add const if the variable won't be modified?

size_t rows = history_params_.size();
size_t cols = 0;
if (rows > 0)
cols = history_params_[0].size();
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const size_t cols = rows > 0 ? history_params_[0].size() : 0;

for (size_t j = 0; j < cols; j++)
tmp(i, j) = history_params_[i][j];

std::string rot_hist_name = std::string("rotation_history_") + SPOSet::getName();
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Could you add const if the variable won't be modified?

if (!hin.getShape<RealType>(rot_param_name, sizes))
throw std::runtime_error("Failed to read rotation_params in VP file");

int nparam_actual = sizes[0];
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Could you add const if the variable won't be modified?

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hin.push("rotation_params", false);
std::string rot_param_name = std::string("rotation_params_") + SPOSet::getName();
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Could you add const if the variable won't be modified?

throw std::runtime_error("Failed to read rotation_params in VP file");

int nparam_actual = sizes[0];
int nparam = myVars.size();
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Could you add const if the variable won't be modified?

src/QMCWaveFunctions/tests/test_RotatedSPOs.cpp Outdated Show resolved Hide resolved
@@ -21,6 +21,7 @@
#include "QMCWaveFunctions/EinsplineSetBuilder.h"
#include "QMCWaveFunctions/RotatedSPOs.h"
#include "checkMatrix.hpp"
#include "FakeSPO.h"

#include <stdio.h>
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stdio.h->cstdio

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This kind of change is starting to feel overly picky. Part of my motivation for #4559 was to make these kind of small but widespread updates to the code base separately. Then hopefully new code would pick up the changes by copying the updated code, and reviews would need to be less concerned about these kind of changes.

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Sorry about. Fair point. It is a line not part of this PR.
I actually just wanted to take a note as I was reading through the code base and raise awareness of developers.

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Although getting pushbacks, I still feel the need of using const more than the current state. Will update dev docs.

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ye-luo commented May 1, 2023

Test this please

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As this gets tweaked further, I'll note that I do agree that adding const does improve readability, particularly for things like int nparam = myVars.size();. A casual reader can more readily see what will or will not be changed.

@prckent prckent merged commit 81f9e4b into QMCPACK:develop May 1, 2023
@markdewing markdewing deleted the rw_rotation_params branch May 2, 2023 04:34
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