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Run Python inference with DeePMD-kit models using the DeepPot API. Use when the user wants to load a trained/frozen DeePMD model (.pth or .pb) or a built-in pretrained model (e.g., DPA-3.2-5M) in Python, predict energy/force/virial for atomic configurations, evaluate descriptors, or calculate model deviation between multiple models. Also covers using `dp test` CLI for batch evaluation against labeled data.

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DeePMD-kit Python Inference

Load a trained DeePMD-kit model in Python and predict energy, forces, and virial for atomic configurations. Also covers CLI-based testing with dp test.

Quick Start

from deepmd.infer import DeepPot
import numpy as np

dp = DeepPot("model.pth")
coord = np.array([[1, 0, 0], [0, 0, 1.5], [1, 0, 3]]).reshape([1, -1])
cell = np.diag(10 * np.ones(3)).reshape([1, -1])
atype = [1, 0, 1]
e, f, v = dp.eval(coord, cell, atype)

Agent Responsibilities

  1. Determine the model source:
    • Frozen model file (.pth for PyTorch, .pb for TensorFlow)
    • Built-in pretrained model name (e.g., DPA-3.2-5M)
    • Checkpoint file (requires freezing first)
  2. Determine the inference task:
    • Single-frame prediction (energy, force, virial)
    • Batch prediction over multiple frames
    • Descriptor evaluation
    • Model deviation calculation
    • CLI-based testing against labeled data
  3. Help the user prepare input arrays in the correct format.
  4. Run inference and report results.

Python API: DeepPot

Load a Model

from deepmd.infer import DeepPot

# From a frozen PyTorch model
dp = DeepPot("model.pth")

# From a frozen TensorFlow model
dp = DeepPot("graph.pb")

# From a built-in pretrained model (auto-downloads if not cached)
dp = DeepPot("DPA-3.2-5M")

Built-in pretrained model names include DPA-3.3-1M, DPA-3.2-5M, DPA-3.1-3M, DPA3-Omol-Large, etc. DeePMD-kit will automatically download and cache the model on first use.

Predict Energy, Forces, and Virial

import numpy as np
from deepmd.infer import DeepPot

dp = DeepPot("model.pth")

# Prepare inputs
# coord: (nframes, natoms * 3) in Angstrom
# cell: (nframes, 9) cell vectors in Angstrom, row-major
# atype: list of atom type indices (length natoms)

coord = np.array(
    [
        [
            0.0,
            0.0,
            0.0,  # atom 0 (O)
            0.0,
            0.0,
            1.0,  # atom 1 (H)
            0.0,
            1.0,
            0.0,
        ]  # atom 2 (H)
    ]
).reshape([1, -1])

cell = np.diag([10.0, 10.0, 10.0]).reshape([1, -1])

# atype indices correspond to type_map order in the model
# e.g., if type_map = ["O", "H"], then O=0, H=1
atype = [0, 1, 1]

e, f, v = dp.eval(coord, cell, atype)

print(f"Energy (eV): {e}")  # shape: (nframes, 1)
print(f"Forces (eV/A): {f}")  # shape: (nframes, natoms, 3)
print(f"Virial (eV): {v}")  # shape: (nframes, 9)

Non-periodic Systems

For non-periodic (isolated) systems, pass cell=None:

e, f, v = dp.eval(coord, None, atype)

Batch Prediction

Process multiple frames at once:

nframes = 10
natoms = 3

coords = np.random.rand(nframes, natoms * 3)
cells = np.tile(np.diag([10.0, 10.0, 10.0]).reshape([1, -1]), (nframes, 1))
atype = [0, 1, 1]

e, f, v = dp.eval(coords, cells, atype)
# e: (nframes, 1)
# f: (nframes, natoms, 3)
# v: (nframes, 9)

Evaluate Descriptors

Extract the descriptor (atomic environment representation) from the model:

descriptors = dp.eval_descriptor(coord, cell, atype)
# shape: (nframes, natoms, ndesc)

This can also be done via CLI:

dp eval-desc -m model.pth -s /path/to/system -o desc_output

Calculate Model Deviation

Compare predictions from multiple models to estimate uncertainty:

from deepmd.infer import calc_model_devi, DeepPot

coord = np.array([[1, 0, 0], [0, 0, 1.5], [1, 0, 3]]).reshape([1, -1])
cell = np.diag(10 * np.ones(3)).reshape([1, -1])
atype = [1, 0, 1]

graphs = [DeepPot("model_0.pth"), DeepPot("model_1.pth")]
model_devi = calc_model_devi(coord, cell, atype, graphs)

Important: avoid loading the same model multiple times in a loop, as this can cause memory leaks.

CLI Testing: dp test

Test a frozen model against labeled data:

# Basic test
dp --pt test -m model.pth -s /path/to/test_system -n 30

# Test with detailed output
dp --pt test -m model.pth -s /path/to/test_system -n 30 -d test_detail

dp test Options

OptionDescription
-m MODELPath to the frozen model file
-s SYSTEMPath to the test data system
-n NUMBNumber of test frames
-d DETAILOutput prefix for detailed results
--shuffle-testShuffle test frames

Output

dp test prints RMSE values for energy, force, and virial:

Energy RMSE        : 1.234e-03 eV
Energy RMSE/Natoms : 6.427e-06 eV
Force  RMSE        : 2.345e-02 eV/A
Virial RMSE        : 5.678e-02 eV
Virial RMSE/Natoms : 2.957e-04 eV

With -d test_detail, per-frame predictions are saved to files for further analysis.

Complete Example: Train, Freeze, and Inference

import subprocess
import numpy as np
from deepmd.infer import DeepPot

# Step 1: Train (run in shell)
# dp --pt train input.json

# Step 2: Freeze (run in shell)
# dp --pt freeze -o model.pth

# Step 3: Python inference
dp = DeepPot("model.pth")

# Load test data from deepmd format
coord = np.load("test_system/set.000/coord.npy")  # (nframes, natoms*3)
cell = np.load("test_system/set.000/box.npy")  # (nframes, 9)
atype_raw = np.loadtxt("test_system/type.raw", dtype=int).tolist()

# Predict
e, f, v = dp.eval(coord, cell, atype_raw)

# Compare with reference
ref_energy = np.load("test_system/set.000/energy.npy")
ref_force = np.load("test_system/set.000/force.npy")

natoms = len(atype_raw)
energy_rmse = np.sqrt(np.mean((e.flatten() - ref_energy.flatten()) ** 2)) / natoms
force_rmse = np.sqrt(np.mean((f.reshape(-1) - ref_force.reshape(-1)) ** 2))

print(f"Energy RMSE/atom: {energy_rmse:.6f} eV")
print(f"Force RMSE:       {force_rmse:.6f} eV/A")

Using Pretrained Models Directly

Built-in pretrained models can be used without any training:

from deepmd.infer import DeepPot
import numpy as np

# Auto-downloads DPA-3.2-5M on first use
dp = DeepPot("DPA-3.2-5M")

# Water molecule example
coord = np.array(
    [
        [0.000, 0.000, 0.117],  # O
        [0.000, 0.757, -0.469],  # H
        [0.000, -0.757, -0.469],  # H
    ]
).reshape([1, -1])

cell = np.diag([10.0, 10.0, 10.0]).reshape([1, -1])
atype = [0, 1, 1]  # Check model's type_map for correct indices

e, f, v = dp.eval(coord, cell, atype)
print(f"Energy: {e[0][0]:.6f} eV")
print(f"Forces:\n{f[0]}")

To download pretrained models explicitly:

dp pretrained download DPA-3.3-1M
dp pretrained download DPA-3.2-5M
dp pretrained download DPA-3.1-3M
dp pretrained download DPA-3.2-5M --cache-dir ./models

Input Array Format Reference

ArrayShapeUnitDescription
coord(nframes, natoms*3)AngstromAtomic coordinates, flattened
cell(nframes, 9)AngstromCell vectors, row-major (a1x,a1y,a1z,a2x,...)
atype(natoms,)-Atom type indices matching model's type_map
OutputShapeUnitDescription
e(nframes, 1)eVTotal energy per frame
f(nframes, natoms, 3)eV/AForces on each atom
v(nframes, 9)eVVirial tensor per frame

Agent Checklist

  • Model file exists and is accessible (.pth, .pb, or valid pretrained name)
  • coord array is shaped (nframes, natoms*3) and in Angstrom
  • cell array is shaped (nframes, 9) or None for non-periodic systems
  • atype indices match the model's type_map ordering
  • For model deviation, multiple models are loaded only once (not in a loop)
  • Results are reported with correct units (eV, eV/A)

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